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Mexico for Living: Astonishing Variety and Familiar Amenities

By June 15, 2022March 14th, 2024No Comments2 min read

Are you ready to make a passionate connection with overseas living and challenge yourself to live life to its fullest?

Mexico for Living wants to be your facilitator to come explore this mega destination that’s blessed with astonishing natural diversity, cultural richness, and legendary hospitality. If your adult living future is ready for a re-boot, Mexico for living can become a workable solution for a broad range of adult living needs and aspirations.

This site has insights, inspirations and some of the nuts and bolts about migrating to Mexico. Mexico for living is NOT for everyone. However, for Americans and Canadians who have ventured here on vacation, the transition to living here full or part-time can offer a very “soft landing” for an array of adult living scenarios.

The challenge for many is “Where do I start?” Mexico can be both “familiar” and “foreign”. Costco and Colonial cities. Pyramids and places that are home to thousands of people from around the world. Small villages and megalopolis urban areas. It’s all here, and offers an “endless journey” of fulfilling, sustainable and “close to home” solutions.

Finding your village in the sun may mean palm trees. Or maybe pine trees? It’s all here, and a future in Mexico may be a way to unlock your aspirations and needs around more health living, less stress, less consumerism, more time for volunteering, mentoring, or exploring Mexico’s 32 states.

Along the way, you just might find an economically sustainable solution that is close by, familiar, welcoming, safe and has been opening its arms to foreigners for decades. What are you waiting for? Schedule a free 20-minute consultation today.

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“Greg took the time to tour us around the lakeside acquainting us with more of the area before making a buying decision. We plan to use him as a continued resource for the Lakeside area and frankly all of Mexico due to his vast knowledge of the entire country.”

Jim-Mark Geldien-Flicklin

“This walking tour was absolutely enchanting! Gregory is a wonderful storyteller, and you will learn a lot of interesting details and secrets about the history of Ajijic. In addition, Gregory has an expertise in what it means to retire in Mexico. He has a lot of perspective and can offer insight and answer questions if you were thinking about retiring in this area. I accompanied my mom on this tour, as she's thinking about retiring in this area. I also got a lot out of the tour and really enjoyed the stories about the murals, The visit to Lake Chapala society, and the Tuesday market. We even got a chance encounter with one of the areas most famous artists, Javier Zaragoza! And because Gregory knows him, we were able to have a nice chat and listen to a story from his past. I highly recommend a walking tour with Gregory. You will explore and learn and laugh along the way.”

Gina

“Outstanding tour with an excellent look into the beautiful village of Ajijic. Greg provided a wonderful mix of local history, culture, cuisine, and its role within the Lake Chapala region. I am not usually one for city tours, but Greg's was interesting and engaging throughout - and he was an excellent person to spend a morning with.”

Guyar

“Prior to becoming a travel agent 8 years ago, I designed training courses for corporate clients. I must say that Magic of Mexico Specialist course is THE best destination course I have ever seen or taken. It is very well designed and actually requires you to have studied and done all the homework to pass it. Which is quite unlike most destination courses that are so simple and really don't require any effort from the student. It has definitely helped me to improve my Mexico sales and increased my knowledge of that beautiful country.”

Lorna Greenwood

“What an informative site, thank you. I can see myself adding your posts to my morning routine: coffee, NYT, Gregory’s post.”

Lisa Sluss

“Definitely go for this walkabout. Greg is interesting, kind, enthusiastic and knowledgeable. Really enjoyed hanging out with him for a morning. The tour is a great value and you'll appreciate Ajijic more once you've learn some of its hidden secrets.”

Patrick

“We had a wonderful time rambling about Ajijic with you last Saturday. Your tour was informative, interesting, and fun. You have a wealth of information. Thank you for sharing it. I loved Ajijic before the tour. I love it even more now. I highly recommend your walking tour to anyone who wants an enjoyable Ajijic experience.”

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