Dormimos junto al mar... pero las cosas no salieron del todo bien.

Is it worth sleeping by the sea in a motorhome? In this episode, we experience the beautiful side… and also the challenging side of traveling by motorhome in Baja California Sur. After a night of intense winds by the sea, where we barely slept, we set off for a walk to a hidden beach near Playa Tecolote, in La Paz, Baja California Sur. Some know it as Tecolandra, Tecolotito, or the hidden beach of Tecolote. The place surprised us with crystal-clear water, fish, rock formations, and a spectacular view that reminded us why we love this life traveling as a family. But life in a motorhome isn't always perfect. Upon returning to the motorhome, we discovered a problem with the water pump and a leak that left us trying to fix everything on the fly. This is a real day traveling by motorhome in Mexico: beautiful landscapes, exhaustion, the beach, family, mechanical problems, and the adventure of moving forward. If you'd like to support our trip, you can visit: https://micasitanomada.com There you'll find photos, calendars, and products we created during this journey. Thank you for joining us on Mi Casita Nómada. Let's go! 00:00 Waking up in the motorhome after an intense night 02:01 The wind at Tecolote Beach tossed us around all night 03:23 Ixchel recounts her worst night at the beach 04:56 Team sleep in the wind or run for it? 06:29 Hike to Tecolote's hidden beach 07:42 Tecolandra, Tecolotito, or Tecolote's hidden beach? 09:39 On the way to Balandra and Tecolote Beach in La Paz, BCS 10:49 Climbing the hill to reach the hidden beach 12:41 This isn't Balandra, but it has its own charm 13:47 Fish and crystal-clear water in Baja California Sur 14:25 Rock formations and nature at the hidden beach 16:10 Is it worth crossing the hill to get here? 17:38 Enjoying a quiet beach near Tecolote 18:49 RV life has its problems too 19:19 The motorhome's water pump broke 20:20 The mistake that caused the water system failure 21:08 Trying to repair the water pump without knowing much 22:50 We discovered another leak in the hose 24:34 Trying an improvised solution in Yeti 26:24 It seems we managed to fix it… or not? 27:26 The pump is still leaking water inside the motorhome 28:44 Living without a water pump: a temporary solution 29:27 We still don't have a permanent solution 📲 Follow us on social media: Instagram Mi Casita Nómada →   / micasitanomada   Textile art by Ixchel →   / pluumbago   Photography by David →   / jilkyns   David Jilkyns's channel →    / davidjilkyns   Do you like our content? 🚐💛 If you'd like to help us continue exploring and sharing our adventures, you can also use our affiliate links: 🌐 Our internet: https://www.starlink.com/residential?... 🧰 Our travel and recording gear: 🎤 Recording microphone → https://geni.us/3Dw0Sf 🎤 Lavalier microphone → https://geni.us/4vJRg 🚁 Drone → https://geni.us/cHvBV 📷 Compact vlogging camera → https://geni.us/Dz6RBS 🎬 Main camera for professional-quality footage → https://geni.us/BraqZ 🔋 Portable power station → https://geni.us/SAfQm43 🧯 Detectors Gas → https://geni.us/78cUYh 🔋 Battery we use https://www.litime.com/?ref=MCNO 💸 Discount code MCNO8 (8% OFF) 📚 Book recommendations for travelers: 🧭 Los Mundo – Removing the "buts" from life → https://geni.us/wqEc 🚲 It Never Rains in the Desert (Living on the Road) → https://geni.us/6oIf02 🛒 Affiliate links: By using these links, you help us at no extra cost to you. Thank you for supporting our journey! #MyNomadicHome #BajaCaliforniaSur #LaPazBCS #MotorhomeMexico #Campervan #MotorhomeLife #TravelingFamily #TecoloteBeach #Balandra #TravelingThroughMexico