For those who have chosen to rent a home in Rosarito or Playas, and are now living in Baja, there are a lot of things to see. We already mentioned Popotla and Valle de Guadalupe. But here are some other sights to see. 1.- La playa de “la Mission”. Although there are a lot…
People moving to Mexico are often concerned about living in a safe and secure community. Although there is much less “violence” in Tijuana, than in say, Los Angeles, or Oakland, and even less problems in smaller communities like Rosarito, nevertheless, one needs to be vigelent concerning theft. In a gated community, there is restricted access…
One of the best things about living in Baja, from Playas to Rosarito, to Ensenada, is there are miles and miles of beaches, and ocean views. This makes for great places to visit, restaurants with spectacular views, and many interesting activities. Also, Rosarito’s municipality, and other organizations, are constantly coming up with Art Fairs, Concerts,…
Finally, all the inspection lanes at the San Ysidro border crossing are open! This has resulted in a much shorter wait time for crossing back into the US. This is especially helpful for those Americans who have chosen to rent a home in Baja, and are living in Mexico but are working in San Diego….
One thing that causes many people to hesitate about the idea of moving to Mexico is the fear of not being able to communicate. They think that because they don’t speak Spanish, they will be lost, and overwhelmed with culture shock. However, one of the advantages of being in Baja California is the fact that…
There are thousands of US ex-patriots living in Baja California. The low cost of living, wonderful climate, laid back Baja life style, incredible ocean views, and the wonderful Mexican culture and cuisine are just a few of the reasons for the influx of people from the “North”. Another reason is because, unlike more remote destinations…