
21 Reasons to Retire in Mérida
Thinking about retiring in Mérida? This article, 21 Reasons to Retire in Mérida, will help start the process for you and give you some important

Thinking about retiring in Mérida? This article, 21 Reasons to Retire in Mérida, will help start the process for you and give you some important

If you look at a map of the Yucatan Peninsula, you will clearly see that Mérida and Cancun are connect by one very straight road.

Mérida, there is no other city like it in the world. When you say Mérida, people’s faces light up like it’s Christmas. Enchanting, magical, beautiful,

Spanish slang is a fascinating and constantly evolving aspect of the Spanish language. It is a collection of informal words, expressions, and phrases that are

Are you looking for an exciting place to explore while in Mérida? Look no further than the Santa Lucia Neighborhood! Located in the heart of

49.6 million tourists visited Mexico in 2018 with the majority of them arriving via plane or car according to SECTUR, the Secretary of Tourism Mexico.

Growing up in West Texas, dust storms were common. Every spring the dust would roll in turning the sky orange, sticking to my lipstick and
VIDEO – Why is Mérida called “The White City?” The answer to this question may surprise you. Tt’s not what you think OR what you’ve

Mérida offers world-class medical services because of its superior infrastructure of facilities and professionals. Hospitals and clinics in Mérida provide a range of specialties comparable

I recently wrote a white paper for an American company. They are considering a construction project in Mérida. Part of the assignment was to provide

The La Ermita neighborhood in Mérida is one of the city’s oldest and most charming areas. With its cobblestone streets, historical buildings, and traditional Mexican

It’s that time of year again! The hottest months of Mérida are in full swing. It is impossible to avoid the intense Yucatan Summer heat.

Mexico is quickly expanding into the dental tourism industry. Proximity to the U.S., high quality of services, and affordable treatments are just a few of

It’s hard and maybe even impossible to think about your demise and eventual death. But no one is immortal. Planning for what will happen when

In the words of Mayor Renán Barrera, “Mérida, the safest city in Mexico, has a citizen agenda that is an example to follow in matters

When I arrived in Mérida, the first thing I wanted to do was to get a lay of the land. As you know, when you

The rainy season in Mérida falls between late May and October. Not surprisingly, each year is completely different. You might find one or two tropical

A frequent question of travelers and potential residents is “Are there hurricanes in Mérida Mexico?” While the answer is yes, they occur infrequently. Actually, the

One of the most beloved areas in Mérida Centro is the Santa Ana neighborhood. This vibrant and historic area offers something for everyone, from incredible

Steeped in Mayan culture and colonial history, Mérida is the only city to receive the prestigious Cultural Capital of the Americas designation twice. Not surprisingly,

Well….this article started because Angel taught me a few important words in Yucatecan Spanish. Some I can use in public while others are best used

Some over-the-counter medications commonly used in the U.S. are prohibited in Mexico. Specifically, ones that contain stimulants. Medication containing codeine are also prohibited. It is

This 2-day conference provides information, tools, & resources you need to make an educated decision about moving to Mérida OR if you already live in

First, let me tell you I don’t believe in mistakes, only lessons. So the title of this article is bit out of character for me.

Today marks the one year anniversary of moving to Mérida Mexico (12.25.20 – I moved on 12.25.19). Moving to Mexico had been a dream of

Long Term Rentals in Mérida Mexico: 11 Tips You Wish You Knew Sooner Renting in Mexico is nothing like renting back home. Between the contractual

You Love Mérida — But You’re a Beach Person You’ve done the research. Mérida checks almost every box: affordable, safe, culturally rich, genuinely livable. But

Say “Mérida” in Mexico and people’s faces light up. It has that kind of effect. When I first visited in September 2019, it had the
Can I Drink the Water in Mérida? Tips, Tricks, and Local Secrets One of the most frequent questions I get from visitors and potential residents
What is a Cenote? The Insiders’s Guide to Yucatan’s Hidden Underworld If you are planning a trip to the Yucatan Peninsula, you’ve likely seen photos