I am often approached by potential buyers with questions about our Huatulco way of life. Beyond the nuts and bolts of wanting to know how to buy property in Mexico…
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EJIDO VS. COMMUNAL LAND Both are legally referred to as social land. An ejido is a federal land grant, often on the site of a former hacienda or plantation. Communal…
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Retirement is a great time to explore new opportunities, especially the possibility of boosting retirement income with alternative investments. Because let’s face it, the cost and quality of living is…
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Riscalillo Bay is part of Huatulco’s National Park (Parque Nacional Huatulco). It is boat-accessible only, just a 15-minute ride south west of Santa Cruz Bay. Riscalillo Bay, home to the…
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When Erin and I moved to Mexico, we were astounded by all of the traditional medicine and therapies available in and around Huatulco. Indigenous medicine is very much alive…
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With the debt crisis and economic uncertainty in the US, Americans now more than ever are looking to purchase new homes in Mexico. Generally, homes are less costly in nearly…
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Karime López has become Mexico’s first woman chef to be awarded a Michelin star. Head chef at the restaurant Gucci Osteria in Florence, Italy, owned by famous Italian restaurateur Massimo…
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People come to Huatulco for a wide array of reasons. I can’t tell you how many times people have told Erin and I that they came to Huatulco for…
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Chachacual Bay is home to two of Huatulco’s most amazing virgin beaches: Chachacual and La India. The beaches are located south west of Santa Cruz Bay and only accessible by…
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I am often asked about security and safety in Mexico. Afterall, the medias are incredibly selective about what they show on news outlets up north. Naturally, I understand the concern.…
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