A Guide to the Best Street Food in Mérida
The majority of Mérida’s street food is found in local markets. Garcia Rejon (our favorite), Lucas de Galvez, Santiago, and San Benito have a plethora
First, I want to tell you that I’m happy you are here AND for doing your due diligence about what it will take to move to Mérida. I know the first place you’ve probably looked is in Facebook groups. The next place was Google. You may have even searched for The Move to Mérida Guide. More than likely, you’ve received 100 different answers to the same question. Now, you’re confused and maybe a bit overwhelmed. You might even be wondering, “What did I get myself into?”
I’ve been just where you are – searching, researching, looking, and fishing for information to help with my move to Mérida. Unfortunately, my frustration level reached an all-time high when I couldn’t find consistent answers or the information I was given turned out to be wrong.
I’m willing to bet this isn’t the first time you’ve moved. All moves are stressful, especially when there are a plethora of unknowns. Whether you’re moving across town, to another state, or another country, there is stress and anxiety.
Keep in mind, you don’t know what you don’t know. It’s impossible to plan for the unforseen. You can’t have a solution for every single problem or issue especially when you have no idea what’s going to happen next.
It’s time to focus on what it will take to move your from your current city and situation to the beautiful city of Mérida Mexico and all the magic it has to offer.
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Hola, I’m Amy!
My love affair with Mexico began when I worked in the Riviera Maya in 2006. The culture, sense of community, and slower pace was magic. It’s also where I learned about Mérida. When people talk about Mérida, their faces light up like it’s Christmas… it has THAT kind of effect.
After visiting Mérida for the first time in September of 2019, it had the same effect on me. Within 3 months, I sold everything and took a leap of faith to start a new life.
The magic of Mérida continues to feed my soul. I finally know what true happiness feels like. Now, I’m intent on sharing what I’ve learned so that you know what it takes to start a new life in Mérida.
I hope this site gives you inspiration, insight and answers to all things Mérida!
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