We want to briefly discuss and share with you how we manage our telecommunications while living in Puerto Aventuras, Mexico.
Mahahual is a quaint little beach community about a three hour bus ride from Playa del Carmen. More on the town is below, but first the details of how to get there by ADO bus.
It’s taken us over a year to compose this blog post. We wanted to make sure we had a year’s worth of data and documentation in order to provide the most accurate information on the real cost of living in the Riviera Maya.
When people find out that I live in the Western Caribbean most of the year as a retired expat, one of the first things they ask me is "what do you do all day?” My answer is always "NOTHING.” After-all, I'm retired, so relaxation and enjoyment is my priority.
No. My husband and I are not honeymooners. In fact, we have not been honeymooners for over 15 years; although we have taken our share of honeymoons.
But the word "honeymooners" is what we are often referred to as we hold hands walking up and down the famous 5th avenue in Playa del Carmen.
Many of our family and friends ask us how we manage living in the Western Caribbean without a car. Our answer is always “NO CAR, NO PROBLEM”.
Our new favorite restaurant is Plank. Don’t get us wrong, we still love Imprevist (Plank’s sister restaurant), but Plank has the “best weekend brunch in town”. They are only open for brunch on Saturday and Sunday, and believe me, we attend both days.
