 Sayulita, Mexico Above: Sayulita is a laid-back beach town on Mexico’s Pacific Coast, just north of Puerto Vallarta Sayulita Lifestyle Highlights * Rub shoulders with an eclectic mix of expats, tourists, locals, artists, musicians. * Catch a sunset or sunrise from your rooftop palapa overlooking the Pacific Ocean * Enjoy a wide range Read Entire Post: Community Review: Sayulita, Mexico 
The sun still rises in Mexico, but far too many have lost their lives battling drug cartels. “Mexico’s southern border awash in crime and violence” reads a headline in the Miami Herald. The article examines the alarming spread of crime and violence inspired by Mexican drug cartels into Read Entire Post: Mexican Drug Cartels vs. Middle Class America 
Only in Mexico will you find 18 different types of hot sauce at a Taco stand. Perhaps the only country in recent days to post more disturbing international news than Ecuador is Mexico, with it’s ongoing drug war (see source article from the L.A. Times). It’s hard to imagine living or Read Entire Post: Mexico’s Drug War Scares Prospective Retirees  You'll find all kinds of characters in Sayulita, Mexico If you can’t view the slide show, click here. Sayulita is a funky mixture of easy going California surf culture, a dose of traditional Mexican heritage, a sprinkle of outdoorsy, affluent American tourists, and a sub-culture of Mexican artisans, Read Entire Post: Sayulita, Mexico – Favorite Hideaway Beach Community  Punta de Mita features quiet, romantic beaches amid some of Vallarta's most exclusive resorts Punta de Mita represents a popular retirement destination in Mexico and is still one of my favorite places to visit. Punta de Mita sports fine beaches, and some of Vallarta’s top resorts including the Four Seasons, and the St. Read Entire Post: Punta de Mita – Mexico Luxury Beach Community  Boutiques, restaurant patios, galleries and coffee shops mingle along the cobblestone streets of Old Town Puerto Vallarta I spent the duration of my stay in Puerto Vallarta in “Old Town” which is also aptly known as “Zona Romantica”. Old town features authentic Mexican qualities intermingled with art galleries, boutiques, and restaurant patios. Read Entire Post: Old Town – Puerto Vallarta’s Art and Cultural Enclave  Puerto Vallarta’s “hotel area” is located near the marina where the cruise ships pull in. I decided to have a look at what an ocean view condo would cost me to buy or rent. Here is what I saw: Deck 12 – Recently completed condo project located near major shopping facilities, with ocean views, Read Entire Post: Review Of Puerto Vallarta’s Hotel Area  Puerto Vallarta’s historical district is known by expats as “Old Town”. Old town is a popular spot for tourists looking for a blend of authentic Mexico, great dining, and thriving night life. Many of the shops, galleries, and businesses are owned and/or frequented by expats. Streets are narrow and cobblestone. Many restaurants Read Entire Post: Mexican Fixer-Upper Home With Ocean Views  Puerto Vallarta deserves its reputation as a leading destination… and the lifestyle pictured here is still affordable. Puerto Vallarta deserves top marks as a place to live or retire and could serve as a benchmark for any other retirement destination in Latin America. The reason boils down to it’s maturity Read Entire Post: Why Puerto Vallarta Is Mexico’s ‘Mature’ Retirement Community  Garza Blanca is a brand new resort development offering privately owned condos with the services and amenities of a luxury hotel and resort which promises to make for an exceptional luxury retirement experience in Mexico. Garza Blanca is located a short 10 – 15 minute drive south of Puerto Vallarta’s Read Entire Post: Garza Blanca – Mexican Luxury Beach Condos 
Panama City vs. Puerto Vallarta As I roam about the globe, I am often struck by various similarities and differences between the places I visit. During a recent visit to Puerto Vallarta, on the Pacific Coast of Mexico, I couldn’t help but compare it to Panama City, Panama which Read Entire Post: Which City Fits Your Lifestyle? |
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