Carnaval in La Paz is celebrated with gusto, and there is something for everyone to enjoy. As most people know, Mexico is a very Catholic country and, for people of the Catholic Faith, the 6 weeks before Easter are marked by a somber time of reflection and penance known as Lent. It begins on Ash … Continue reading...
Working Remotely in Baja
Not quite ready to retire? You can still enjoy the Baja lifestyle while working remotely in La Paz. Are you considering a move to La Paz, BCS, Mexico, but are not quite ready to retire? Do you already work remotely from your home in the US and Canada? Maybe your employer is more open these days to … Continue reading...
6 Considerations When Planning a Move to La Paz, Mexico
Before you make the move, here are some tips to help you prepare for living in La Paz La Paz, Baja California, Mexico has become a popular destination for visitors and expats looking to retire from around the world, and it's not hard to see why. With its desert/ocean climate, beautiful beaches, … Continue reading...
La Paz Real Estate: Navigating the Purchase Process
You found the perfect La Paz area home to buy. Now what? After a successful La Paz area house hunting trip, you found the place you want to buy. Now it’s time to make an offer that will secure the property. While the process is similar to that in the US and Canada, there are some differences that … Continue reading...
Spotlight on El Centenario: Carnitas Los Yñiguez
This local spot serves up tasty carnitas in a shady garden setting By Fern Corraini Back in my home country of Canada, local pork producers once came up with a campaign to encourage folks to “Put Pork on Your Fork”. No such campaign is needed here in El Centenario, where locals in the know put … Continue reading...
Spotlight on El Centenario: La Casa del Bagre
New open-air palapa restaurant in Lomas del Centenario delights visitors with creative food and amazing views. By Fern Corraini Perched atop the highest hill in El Centenario, overlooking the Bay of La Paz, is La Casa del Bagre, a great new addition to the local dining scene. Serving up … Continue reading...
Spotlight on El Centenario: Veterinarian Dr. Mario
Whether you have an emergency or just need routine care for your pets, Dr. Mario is here to help. By Fern Corraini Looking for a local vet right here in El Centenario to care for your furry friends? Need to update your dog's vaccines, get a health certificate for your pet's travel, or get your … Continue reading...
Spotlight on El Centenario: La Pastelería
Next time you’re invited to “bring dessert,” stop by this sweet shop and impress your hosts with a beautifully decorated and delicious cake. By Fern Corraini “What can I bring?” It’s the standard question we all ask when invited to a friend’s home for dinner. If the answer is “dessert,” those of … Continue reading...
Spotlight on El Centenario: Copper Art
Local artisanal shop turns out functional, beautiful copper pieces for your home. By Fern Corraini Looking for something different to put a little "wow" into your new kitchen? Always dreamt of soaking in a gorgeous copper tub, but didn't know where to find one locally? Or maybe you just love the … Continue reading...
Spotlight on El Centenario: Lambert Interiors
Mary Lambert used to design interiors for hotels. Now, she helps clients visualize and decorate their Baja dream homes. You've built or bought your dream home in Baja. Now what? How do you make your new home look like those cool decorator photos you see online? Where do you begin to shop for … Continue reading...