10 Things That Surprise New Expats in Mexico
Dawn Stoner
October 2, 2024
Just about everyone knows that you can’t drink tap water in Mexico. But there are a bunch of other surprises in store for the newly
Just about everyone knows that you can’t drink tap water in Mexico. But there are a bunch of other surprises in store for the newly
The 2024 U.S. Presidential election is looking like it may be one of the closest contests in recent memory. Are you invested in the outcome
I recently attended a sporting event in Guadalajara where one set of tickets I’d bought were unusable, due to last-minute changes by the event organizers.
We spend most of our time at Live Well Mexico sharing practical advice on how to better navigate expat living in Mexico. Occasionally we deviate
Dengue sometimes gets overshadowed by Malaria as the infectious disease travelers fear the most. But here in Mexico, Dengue fever is far more common. For
When you check Google for common questions about the new Maya Train, tourists typically want to know if it’s … open, finished, safe, high speed,
Following the seventh power outage of the spring season at my house in Zapopan (Guadalajara) lasting half the day, I decided I’d had enough. I
When we lived in Portland, OR, a rite of passage for many residents each summer was the famous (and infamous) annual naked bike ride. Though
Consuming a steady diet of U.S. news would have you believing Mexico is hell on Earth when it comes to violent crime. On the other
Practically every time I visit expat forums on social media I see questions from aspiring expats about where they should choose to relocate/retire in Mexico.