Retire in Lake Chapala

Old Church In Ajijic, Lake Chapala Last night, Michaela and I hosted a small dinner party with two close couples we’ve met since moving to Mexico. As the evening unfolded, something struck me in a very powerful way. After more than 12 years of living in Mexico, I was sitting at my own table where Spanish—not English—was the primary language spoken . It felt natural, comfortable, and deeply rewarding. Around the table was a true reflection of life in Lake Chapala, Mexico . Mic

We've had a rash of requests lately for information about assisted care/assisted living residences. And why not? Retirement homes in Lake Chapala are drastically cheaper than in the U.S and Canada. You'll find that most care facilities here are between $1200 to $4000 USD per month making it affordable for even those on social security. As always, Retire In Lake Chapala is here to serve you with abundant amounts of information regarding all your questions so to make it easi

Senior driving car in Lake Chapala If you’re thinking about retiring in Lake Chapala , one of the most common questions you’ll hear—both online and from new arrivals—is: “Do I need a car in Lake Chapala?” It’s a great question, and one that doesn’t have a one-size-fits-all answer. Whether or not you’ll need a car really depends on your lifestyle, health, and where you decide to live . With our near-perfect climate  (often ranked among the best in the world), it’s easy to see

Every day we receive questions asking for advice on various topics regarding making the move to Lake Chapala. I love responding to all your questions and welcome you all to reach out to us at any time. Following is a typical type of question that we receive and my answer to them: I have been watching many of your informative YouTube videos and found them very interesting and helpful. I am thinking of coming to Lake Chapala to stay for a month and see how I like it. I do not