Putting Down Roots in a Maya Village
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After years spent searching for her perfect overseas retirement destination—a quest that had her visiting Ecuador, Belize, and Mexico— CheryLynn Ferrari, 63, found exactly what she was looking for. “Now I live in San Nicolás de Ibarra, a small town near Lake Chapala, in Mexico. The people here are amazing. I wanted to lower my Read more...: A Single Woman Lowers Costs and Boosts Her Lifestyle
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I’m sitting in the Pink Seahorse, a hidden beach bar on the tropical island of Roatán, and its Bloody Marys are killer. Seeking insights for an upcoming issue, my mission is to scout out new places for retirees to consider. I have had tougher assignments. I was prepared for just another Caribbean paradise with sandy beaches and the usual...
John Pasnau releases the stern line on his 36-foot cabin cruiser, Fish Trap, and settles into one of the deck chairs. Chatting with his friends while his captain expertly motors the craft out of the harbor and into the warm, turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea, John is serving as host and guide for the upcoming day on the water.
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As the sun drops low, the cool evening breeze carries the rich sounds of a brass band from across the broad, historic square. Small, hand-pushed...
Moving abroad scares a lot of people. That's natural. We humans seem somehow conditioned to resist our nomadic heritage. But dig deeper, and get past that fear, and there's a world of benefits to enjoy. My wife Diane and I live in Mexico...