Great videos. You should not miss central méxico.. guanajuato, San miguel Allende, Queretaro, puebla, cholula (the oldest continuously inhabited city in the Americas)..Taxco..Acapulco..Hidalgo state magical towns.. lots to do..Enjoy!
I stayed at the La Estancia Hotel! I am missing so much about being in town. To see this is recent, only makes me wanna be there more. I appreciate the walk around town just as others has made mention that are familiar with Ajijic. It's a chill town but it has so many cool thing to see.
Hello Island Hopper!!! I just finnished watching your Ajijic Video and I loved it!!! No loud music, just your calm voice. You made me feel as if I am the one walking the streets of Ajijic. I really liked the feeling of being there and getting a good idea of what it is to be there! Thank you for your good taste and for appreciating my beautiful country!!!! I will check your other videos for sure and will recommend them to everyone. Keep up the good work 👏!!!
Greetings from Tucson, Arizona. THANK YOU for this video! Just what I needed. I'm in the process of selling my house and wanna be teleported into the center of Ajijic!
I love this reminds me of being ther I can’t wait to go back I miss the family and this shop after the mescal bar is my favorite place to go buy Gifts to bring back so awesome I love this vid
Hello!!! Great awesome video you really show all the pretty and exciting things that go on ajijic beautiful town. Have a nice day from Guadalajara, jalisco.
Very cool, I had heard of this town, but didn't realize it was on the lake! Beautiful! The views reminded me a bit of Lake Atitlán in Guatemala, which is also gorgeous. I'm glad that you saw a bit of the residential areas, too. I'm not sure on the origin of the rocks for the cobblestone streets, but they are very common in many parts of Mexico. Calles empedradas.
I think you should go to Taxco Mexico an old mining town you will feel like you are in Italy or Spain .Guanajuato is also cool so is San Miguel de Allende another popular spot with a large number of American expats.
Man, did I enjoy your video! I lived in Ajijic for five months, back in the summer of 2018, and walked those same streets on a daily basis. And, as a retired photographer, I couldn't have found a more beautiful place to take pics. I actually have plans to move just down the road from Ajijic, sometime after July of this year. Think I'm gonna try out Chapala itself for six months or so. I also plan to upload some videos to TH-cam, sort of a daily documentary while living there. I've actually got a couple of videos on my channel, of the last time I was in the Lake Chapala area, if you'd like to check them out. Also, its' only got about 260 followers, but I'll be sharing this video on my "On the shores of Lake Chapala" FB page. Hope you pick up a few more subscribers from it. BTW, you have a great, relaxing voice for your videos, and use it sparingly. I like that. Lastly, while I was down there, I asked one of the locals where all the cobblestone rocks came from. Not sure if true, but he said that most came from the base of the mountains surrounding the lake. Again, great video, thanks.
When my grandmother retired from teaching, she moved to Ajajic, and lived there for many years. With her retirement money she could live extremely well there in comparison to what she could have afforded back in the States. She had a 3 bedroom compound, and we used to go there to visit her. Had some amazing times there, and exploring the nearby countryside. We took a road trip out to the coast, to Manzanillo, which was fantastic. I should also mention that all this happened back in 1968! Seeing this video now shows that some things have obviously changed, but so much also looks just like it did when I was walking those streets 53 years ago.
Great video if you going to Mexico city go to a bull fight that would be interesting or maybe check out ancient Aztec ruins or something cool like that bro you gotta make it to venice,Italy,ibiza, The Great Pyramids of Egypt, The Valley of the Kings,Istanbul,Dracula's Castle,Aokigahara forest in Japan, mount fuji, Jerusalem, the tunnels in France with all the skulls i think China has the longest Glass bridge that would be cook to see ya walk across, Dubai i don't know at some point in this video you asked for suggestions on where to go so those i mine but if you don't make it to any of them I'll still watch cause cause you do a good job of informing of what is going on in the area's you visit and what to expect peace out travel safe
You were literally standing in front of my Aunts house on Independencia. I was just there June-July. Love it. Considering moving there. You went into some places I've never been before. Gonna have to check them out when I return. You are so much fun! Just like me having a drink every single place that looks inviting. We should hook up😄
Colour is over the top , but beautifully over the top .& not only economically but why so many people prefer to live in the old world style instead of the homogenous , contemporary life in the States or even here in Australia .. Mexico is a stunner.
I have been looking for that place for months! (The one with the yellow upstairs bar, and that lovely jefe!) Can anyone tell me where it is? I'm in Centro now!
You gotta go to Grutas de Tolantongo in a deep canyon in the state of Hidalgo. It's a little, HIDDEN, fairly new tourist resort that you won't believe exists if you like thermal pools, a thermal cave and a thermal RIVER. (Mexicans want to keep this place a secret, so look it up. You will NEITHER REGRET NOR FORGET this unbelievable PARADISE. Lots of videos on TH-cam, but bring hiking shoes AND water shoes!)
This video looks like your in Chapala, not Ajijic. I’ve only watched the first part near the lake. Ajijic is where a lot of gringos stay and has horrible traffic problems. I avoid Ajijic, too busy.
Surprised and sad you didn't learn how to pronounce Ajijic. "J" is "H" in Spanish. It's Ah-hee-heek. And we don't have a 'boardwalk.' It's a malecon....mal-ee-cone.
God loves you so much that He sent His Holy Son Jesus from heaven to earth, to be born of a virgin, to grow up and die on a cross for our sins, and to be put into a tomb 3 days and rise from the dead the third day, and He (Jesus) went back up to heaven. We must receive Sinless Jesus sincerely to be God's child(John 1:12).After we get saved by grace through faith in Christ, if we truly love the Lord Jesus Christ, then we will obey Jesus(John 14:15). Mark 1:15 "And saying, the time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: Repent ye, and believe the gospel." Jesus said in John 14:15 "If you love Me, keep My commandments. "There's a real hell. It says in Revelation 21:8 "But for the cowardly, and unbelieving, and abominable, and murderers, and immoral persons and sorcerers and idolaters and all liars, their part will be in the lake that burns with fire and brimstone..." Please sincerely receive Holy Jesus and put your true faith and trust in Him today! and *please repent.*
I lived in Ajijic for six years. It's a paradise, not a prison. The metal bars are for stabilization, because the building are made with brick and rebar...no wood. A lot of the local Mexicans may be cash poor, but they have things that money can't buy....close family love and happiness. Many expats that move here have found peace and happiness in their lives as well. You should try it! Maybe it will change your closed mind!
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Great videos. You should not miss central méxico.. guanajuato, San miguel Allende, Queretaro, puebla, cholula (the oldest continuously inhabited city in the Americas)..Taxco..Acapulco..Hidalgo state magical towns.. lots to do..Enjoy!
I stayed at the La Estancia Hotel! I am missing so much about being in town. To see this is recent, only makes me wanna be there more. I appreciate the walk around town just as others has made mention that are familiar with Ajijic. It's a chill town but it has so many cool thing to see.
Hello Island Hopper!!!
I just finnished watching your Ajijic Video and I loved it!!! No loud music, just your calm voice.
You made me feel as if I am the one walking the streets of Ajijic.
I really liked the feeling of being there and getting a good idea of what it is to be there!
Thank you for your good taste and for appreciating my beautiful country!!!!
I will check your other videos for sure and will recommend them to everyone.
Keep up the good work 👏!!!
I love the colours!
Greetings from Tucson, Arizona.
THANK YOU for this video! Just what I needed.
I'm in the process of selling my house and wanna be teleported into the center of Ajijic!
Bienvenido a México. Disfruta este gran país
Lovely views,thanks for sharing buddy.
Its a malecon not a boardwalk. Also the name is pronounced Ah-hee-heek. Odd no pics of the plaza. Thanks for sharing.
es Ajijic no Ah=hee-heek . we dont say Ore-go-oon is Oregon
This is a really cool town in Mexico
Interesting place!
I love this reminds me of being ther I can’t wait to go back I miss the family and this shop after the mescal bar is my favorite place to go buy Gifts to bring back so awesome I love this vid
Great walk that was fantastic!
My Canadian uncle has lived there for 15 years. Loves it.
Hello!!! Great awesome video you really show all the pretty and exciting things that go on ajijic beautiful town. Have a nice day from Guadalajara, jalisco.
You do a great job entertaining us on these videos! Other people who do these type of videos need to take lessons from you! Great job as usual!
Very cool, I had heard of this town, but didn't realize it was on the lake! Beautiful! The views reminded me a bit of Lake Atitlán in Guatemala, which is also gorgeous. I'm glad that you saw a bit of the residential areas, too. I'm not sure on the origin of the rocks for the cobblestone streets, but they are very common in many parts of Mexico. Calles empedradas.
I think you should go to Taxco Mexico an old mining town you will feel like you are in Italy or Spain .Guanajuato is also cool so is San Miguel de Allende another popular spot with a large number of American expats.
You’re right, Taxco is beautiful!! I got a stunning silver ring on my trip :)
no please keep them out of tourist towns tourist s destroy everything
Hello, this is a beautiful video. Thank you👍👍👍👍👍👍👍✨✨✨✨✨✨
Cool. Thanks.. I don't know how long you've had a second camera but it's nice.
Thank you for doing this!
Been there a number of times and looking forward to visiting Ajijic again - loved the walk down familiar streets, thank you.
Nice Jeff wish show us food
Jalisco is the state that best represents Mexico 🇲🇽 I’m from a town near chapala 😍 beautiful
Mexico ermoso soy de jalisco
💛 Amazing Video !!! 💛
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🧡 Greetings from the French Riviera in 4K 🧡
Bonito video gracias
Bravo..please walking chilli
Beautiful!
Thanks, very good!😊
Man, did I enjoy your video! I lived in Ajijic for five months, back in the summer of 2018, and walked those same streets on a daily basis. And, as a retired photographer, I couldn't have found a more beautiful place to take pics. I actually have plans to move just down the road from Ajijic, sometime after July of this year. Think I'm gonna try out Chapala itself for six months or so.
I also plan to upload some videos to TH-cam, sort of a daily documentary while living there. I've actually got a couple of videos on my channel, of the last time I was in the Lake Chapala area, if you'd like to check them out. Also, its' only got about 260 followers, but I'll be sharing this video on my "On the shores of Lake Chapala" FB page. Hope you pick up a few more subscribers from it. BTW, you have a great, relaxing voice for your videos, and use it sparingly. I like that. Lastly, while I was down there, I asked one of the locals where all the cobblestone rocks came from. Not sure if true, but he said that most came from the base of the mountains surrounding the lake. Again, great video, thanks.
When my grandmother retired from teaching, she moved to Ajajic, and lived there for many years. With her retirement money she could live extremely well there in comparison to what she could have afforded back in the States. She had a 3 bedroom compound, and we used to go there to visit her. Had some amazing times there, and exploring the nearby countryside. We took a road trip out to the coast, to Manzanillo, which was fantastic. I should also mention that all this happened back in 1968! Seeing this video now shows that some things have obviously changed, but so much also looks just like it did when I was walking those streets 53 years ago.
Look at you out of Arizona. Very cool Thank you 🙂
I NEED TO HAVE LUNCH THERE IN AJIJIC
It’s at the end of a little block like 2 block over to the left if u walk to the Main Street
Great video if you going to Mexico city go to a bull fight that would be interesting or maybe check out ancient Aztec ruins or something cool like that bro you gotta make it to venice,Italy,ibiza, The Great Pyramids of Egypt, The Valley of the Kings,Istanbul,Dracula's Castle,Aokigahara forest in Japan, mount fuji, Jerusalem, the tunnels in France with all the skulls i think China has the longest Glass bridge that would be cook to see ya walk across, Dubai i don't know at some point in this video you asked for suggestions on where to go so those i mine but if you don't make it to any of them I'll still watch cause cause you do a good job of informing of what is going on in the area's you visit and what to expect peace out travel safe
You were literally standing in front of my Aunts house on Independencia. I was just there June-July. Love it. Considering moving there. You went into some places I've never been before. Gonna have to check them out when I return. You are so much fun! Just like me having a drink every single place that looks inviting. We should hook up😄
How long do you stay in each town or city you visit usually?
Chulada güero
Colour is over the top , but beautifully over the top .& not only economically but why so many people prefer to live in the old world style instead of the homogenous , contemporary life in the States or even here in Australia .. Mexico is a stunner.
Like 👍🏻 93 it’s mine here in NYC 🗽
Vera Cruz, zihuatanejo
I have been looking for that place for months! (The one with the yellow upstairs bar, and that lovely jefe!) Can anyone tell me where it is? I'm in Centro now!
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You missed the plaza.
Ajijic!!!
Ajijic is a very lovely place 💗
Was this on a weekend? People, locals dont walk on these streets?
Pancho Villa (Doroteo Arango) was born in the state of Durango, México.
Still living in Arizona?
Yes.
And my grandma and family live next to the main most famous bakery in ajijic
A little planning and practice would certainly enhance your video.
His pronunciation of Ajijic is hurts my ear holes.
The correct pronunciation is.... Ahihik
Hmm wonder how you say "Jalepenos"
I will forward this to my coworkers. They all want to retire and leave the usa
You gotta go to Grutas de Tolantongo in a deep canyon in the state of Hidalgo. It's a little, HIDDEN, fairly new tourist resort that you won't believe exists if you like thermal pools, a thermal cave and a thermal RIVER. (Mexicans want to keep this place a secret, so look it up. You will NEITHER REGRET NOR FORGET this unbelievable PARADISE. Lots of videos on TH-cam, but bring hiking shoes AND water shoes!)
Please point the camera down on the street. All I see is sky, roof tops and tree tops?
Please pronounce Ajijic correctly 🙄
This video looks like your in Chapala, not Ajijic. I’ve only watched the first part near the lake. Ajijic is where a lot of gringos stay and has horrible traffic problems. I avoid Ajijic, too busy.
Surprised and sad you didn't learn how to pronounce Ajijic. "J" is "H" in Spanish. It's Ah-hee-heek. And we don't have a 'boardwalk.' It's a malecon....mal-ee-cone.
The houses for sale on this video are the one I'm selling let me know for my email
Que onda güero
Ah-he-heek
I have houses for rent or for sale let me know jus a block from here
How do I email you
@@sakinahmuhammad6881 the houses I'm talking about are for you to open a business. Or if you buy it you can do what ever you want .
And if you don't mind about for how much can I rent a house for and do you have any that can be rented for one or two months that it is furnish
@@patriciaherrera2483 I sell business structures sorry at the moment I don't have any houses furnished will do in a couple of years sorry
It's Ah-hee-heek, not Ah-ha-heek.
No es ajayic, es Ajijic!!!
Esa mezcaleria es self service 😆😅
God loves you so much that He sent His Holy Son Jesus from heaven to earth, to be born of a virgin, to grow up and die on a cross for our sins, and to be put into a tomb 3 days and rise from the dead the third day, and He (Jesus) went back up to heaven. We must receive Sinless Jesus sincerely to be God's child(John 1:12).After we get saved by grace through faith in Christ, if we truly love the Lord Jesus Christ, then we will obey Jesus(John 14:15). Mark 1:15 "And saying, the time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: Repent ye, and believe the gospel." Jesus said in John 14:15 "If you love Me, keep My commandments. "There's a real hell. It says in Revelation 21:8 "But for the cowardly, and unbelieving, and abominable, and murderers, and immoral persons and sorcerers and idolaters and all liars, their part will be in the lake that burns with fire and brimstone..." Please sincerely receive Holy Jesus and put your true faith and trust in Him today! and *please repent.*
Cuando llegue a su destino va a llegar bien pedo 😂
Cancer rampant due to toxic lake
Everything with metal bars like you are in a prison. It means that it’s not really safe and it looks poor.
I lived in Ajijic for six years. It's a paradise, not a prison. The metal bars are for stabilization, because the building are made with brick and rebar...no wood. A lot of the local Mexicans may be cash poor, but they have things that money can't buy....close family love and happiness. Many expats that move here have found peace and happiness in their lives as well. You should try it! Maybe it will change your closed mind!
Cannot even pronounce Ajijic correctly