Tired of the same old New Year's resolutions? Here are 12 Baja-style resolutions to get you excited about exploring La Paz in 2020.
Are you tired of making New Year’s resolutions that don’t stick? If the thought of yet another “get organ...
Tips for making your Baja Road Trip Fun, Safe and Worry-Free
Part I – Preparing for Your Trip
Driving the Baja peninsula is a fun adventure filled with stunning scenery, quirky small towns, remote beaches, and opportunities for great photos...
How to Find the Hidden Value in Your New La Paz Home
When searching for your new La Paz area home, you likely have a short list of features and amenities in mind that fit your idea of the perfect property. Most buyers start with an idea of the...
Wondering which La Paz restaurants to try on your next visit here? We've put together our La Paz Restaurant Guide to give you some ideas.
Whether you love great coffee, are an experienced taco aficionado, or you are looking for somewhere a...
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Here's a humorous look at how "Fulltimer" expats stay cool, occupied and happy during the summer in La Paz, Mexico.
We don't just survive summer, we enjoy it!
So, it’s still summer in Mexico. And there’s no use skirting around it…it�...
Do you need global medical insurance?
In this fourth and final installment in our health care in La Paz series, we explore the reasons why expats may want to consider purchasing international private medical insurance.
Private insurance comes...
Part 3 in our series about health care options in La Paz, Mexico
In our first two posts about health care options in La Paz, we talked about two options for health insurance, including Seguro Popular (see Option #1) and Instituto Mexicano de ...
How to get the best value when selling your La Paz home
Before you decide to list your La Paz area home for sale, there are several considerations that can have an impact how much you net from the sale of your home. Following is the second of ...
Follow these tips to get the best value when selling your La Paz home.
Thinking of selling your home in La Paz? Whether you are looking for another home here in La Paz or moving elsewhere, it’s a good idea to be prepared so you can get the b...
Part 2 in our series about health care options in La Paz, Mexico
An employed Mexican citizen is eligible for a higher level of medical care than the basic Seguro Popular (see Option #1). Called IMSS (pronounced “eems”), the Instituto Mex...