Recently I came across a blog post, where a retiree has summed up his experiences of living in Cancun, Mexico. The couple has been living in Cancun for 6 years now and their perspective is very valuable for those who are still on the fence regarding retiring to Cancun, Mexico. Tom Price has written beautifully about Cancun, its highlights, features and infrastructure. This is by all means a very valuable resource as it is a first-hand account.
Here are the main points of the article:
- Cancun has all amenities comparable to that in USA.
- Cancun has an excellent public transport system.
- Cancun has Walmart, Sams Club, Costoco, City Club, Home Depot, Grease Monkey, Superama, Mega, AutoZone and Plaza Las Americas.
- No dearth of sports arenas: local “Triple-A” baseball park and soccer stadium and water sports.
- Immigration facilities are quick and efficient.
- Cancun has an inexpensive, comprehensive and world class medical care system.
- Cancun has a rich social life. There are many clubs and Cancun has a cosmopolitan look about it.
- One can indulge in snorkeling, scuba diving, fishing and boating in waters around Cancun, Akumal, Cozumel, Puerto Morelos and Isla Mujeres.
- Lots of restaurants serving local and international cuisines.
- Mexicans are warm and friendly. Life in Cancun is full of fun, festivities and is peaceful and secure.
As you may have guessed all these characteristics of Cancun make it an excellent retirement destination for Americans and Canadians.
Aniruddha Badola
I am Aniruddha Badola (Ani), a Real Estate Marketing Expert. I have worked closely with most of the leading real estate companies in the Riviera Maya. My website will help you buy, sell or rent properties in Playa del Carmen and Akumal.
If you have any questions or want to know more about my internet marketing services, feel free to email me at enovabiz@gmail.com
If you have any questions or want to know more about my internet marketing services, feel free to email me at enovabiz@gmail.com
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My new book looks at Americans and Canadians in Mexico who’ve chosen to avoid the big expat colonies in San Miguel de Allende and Lake Chapala. What they’ve found is both diverse and surprising. The book is called Into the Heart of Mexico: Expatriates Find Themselves Off the Beaten Path. There’s a sample on my website:
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