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La Paz Welcomes You
The city known as “The Peace” is appreciated now more than ever for its welcoming, peaceful vibe. With so much turmoil going on in the world, those of us who live either seasonally or full time in La Paz, Baja California Sur, have come to appreciate what a peaceful, welcoming place this Mexican city is […]
Read MoreEl Centenario and Comitán Food Scene is Exploding
New restaurants in this La Paz area community bring exciting flavors and choices to residents. At one time, those living in the “Three Cs” (Chametla, Comitán and Centenario) had to drive into La Paz if they wanted to find variety in restaurant choices. However, that is no longer the case. Over the past few years, […]
Read MorePaying for Purchases and Accessing Your Money in Mexico
Answers to the most common questions visitors and new arrivals ask about how to access your money while in Mexico. By Sue Bell Whether you are just coming to La Paz for a visit, or you are a part-time or full-time resident, figuring out how to get access to your money in your home country’s […]
Read MorePickleball in La Paz
Pickleball is the fastest growing sport in North America. It was invented way back in 1965 on Bainbridge Island in the Pacific Northwest, and is a racket sport that combines features of Tennis, Badminton, Ping-Pong. One of the things that makes it so popular is that it is less hard on your body than many […]
Read MoreLa Paz and Area Beaches Part 2
More La Paz Beaches Part 2 in our series about the beaches in and around La Paz, BCS, Mexico In La Paz it’s never a case of “just another day at the beach”! by Sue Bell In our last post, we shared a list of beaches that can be reached from the road that runs […]
Read MoreLa Paz Beaches
When it’s summertime in La Paz, life is a beach! By Sue Bell Situated on the Sea of Cortez, La Paz is known throughout Mexico for its beautiful, swimmable beaches. Local residents here know there are many beaches to choose from, some right here in town, and others a bit further out. So, which one […]
Read MoreVillas del Centenario Reopens Lot Sales
New master-planned community in El Centenario offers single family homes on large lots with ocean views. We are pleased to announce that Villas del Centenario, a master-planned, fenced and gated community of ocean view homes nestled in the hills of El Centenario, once again is offering lots for sale, along with new home construction contracts. […]
Read MoreFood Finds in La Paz
Shopping the Local La Paz Food Markets By Sue Bell Living in Mexico, where and how you find the foods you like, and how you come to learn about the new foods that are available to you, can be a fun adventure! The tropical climate here in La Paz provides ex-pats and visitors alike with […]
Read More5 Compelling Reasons to Choose Lover Lips Yachts for Your La Paz Dream Cruise
Discover why Lover Lips Yachts is the ultimate choice for an unforgettable sailing experience. by Lester Keiser, Lover Lips Yachts Are you longing for an unforgettable cruise experience in the serene waters of La Paz, Mexico? Look no further! Lover Lips Yachts is your best choice. From affordable luxury to expert crews and community commitment, following […]
Read MoreGardening in La Paz
Growing your own produce in Baja requires a few adjustments. Here are a few tips to get you started. By Sue Bell An abundance of fresh, locally grown produce is one of the many delights newcomers learn to appreciate when they visit or make the move to La Paz, BCS, Mexico. While excellent local produce […]
Read MoreSemana Santa in La Paz
One of the busiest holidays of the year in Mexico is the religious time known as Semana Santa, or Holy Week. By Sue Bell Mexico is a country of celebrations and festivals. In February, we were treated to the days-long celebration that is Carnaval, and it was a great time all around. Next up on […]
Read MoreCelebrating Carnaval in La Paz
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 […]
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