Ajijic
Ajijic is located on the shores of Lake Chappala. The environment and weather are beautiful, the cost of living is low and the city overall has a tranquil and relaxing feel to it. As this town is commonly considered to be one of the best retirement villages, there are many other retirees there that one can befriend. In addition, many of the locals speak English so one would not have to worry much about the language barrier.
Ajijic also has many gated communities, making it a very safe, crime free place. While this small town may not have much to offer in the way of entertainment, it is only a forty-five minute drive from Guadalajara, one of Mexico’s largest cities.
Loreto
This small town in Baja California is considered by many to be one of Mexico’s best retirement villages. It offers both simple and luxurious retirement opportunities. Aside from the beautiful beaches, there are also many other outdoor activities as well. Those who enjoy fishing, boating, golfing and hiking are sure to appreciate this scenic beach town on the coast of the Pacific Ocean. Loreto is also conveniently located within a couple hours’ drive from the United States.
Puerto Penasco
Puerto Penasco (Rocky Point as it is known in English) is often considered one of the best retirement villages in in this place for a number of reasons. It is located just across the border from Sonoita Beach in Arizona. Puerto Penasco has a small town feel not to mention beautiful beaches, and RV camping spots. Those who want to travel back and forth to the US regularly often choose this particular town over other retirement villages that are located further inland.
In this way, one can have access to all the amenities that a large city has to offer while being able to live in a comfortable and scenic retirement village. Furthermore, Puerto Penasco has a vibrant marine life; those who enjoy good seafood are sure to consider this one of the best villages you can retire to in Mexico.
A person who wishes to retire in Mexico may want to visit a number of retirement villages in Mexico and see the options first hand. Each of the many retirement village have their own unique advantages and disadvantages. An individual or couple should choose a retirement village wisely, especially if the intent is to invest in a home or apartment in the city.
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