Master-Planned and Gated Communities in Mexico
The United States is full of incredible places to retire or relocate. But what about somewhere beyond its borders? These days, retiring abroad is easier and more affordable, allowing you to broaden your list of potential destinations. So, if you’re considering retiring or relocating outside of the US, take a closer look at an international destination like Mexico.
The Weather
If living in a warm locale is at the top of your list, then Mexico has you covered. Coastal locations, like those along the Yucatan Peninsula, are usually hot and humid. The most comfortable time of the year is typically through the autumn and early spring months. But you can expect any time of the year to provide the warm climate that’s so often sought after
The Beaches
When you think “beach destination,” do you picture white sands and turquoise waters? In Mexico, you’ll find these iconic beaches in Cancun and Playa del Carmen, where you can spend the day soaking up the sun, swimming, and snorkeling. Your underwater adventures will introduce you to the incredible sea life teeming with rays, sea turtles, and corals.
Other Outdoor Adventures
The beaches are a big draw, but Mexico is also full of other geographical landscape features, like jungles, forests, and mountains. The avid outdoors person will appreciate access to activities like biking on trails, hiking through forests, and climbing mountains. Or you can explore below ground in various underground rivers or cenotes, which are natural swimming holes formed from the collapse of limestone bedrock, exposing groundwater. These natural earth-filtered pools are filled with water so clear and pure, you’ll feel refreshed just looking at it.
Archaeological Sites
Throughout the country, there are many reminders of ancient civilizations that helped shape the territory. The most notable—and arguably the most impressive—are the Mayan ruins found in the Yucatan Peninsula near the areas of Tulum, Playa del Carmen, and Cancun. Breathtaking sites like Chichén Itzá, one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World, and the Tulum ruins—the only ones built by the sea and some of the most well-preserved—will leave you in awe and feeling thankful that you live close enough to explore these ancient grounds.
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Montejo Plaza – Mexico
Montejo Plaza is a unique luxury community for retirees and active adults who want to enjoy the year-round sunny weather and everyday hospitality of life on Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula.
The garden-style condominium homes and penthouses at Montejo Plaza are available in a choice of four spacious floor plans. The two- and three-bedroom models offer wide balconies with sweeping views and access to the rooftop garden terrace with a pool and lounge. Additional amenities include a complete fitness center and courts for tennis and pickleball.
Montejo Plaza is the area’s only residential community that features its own private beach club, a relaxing oasis on the oceanfront that’s just a 15-minute drive away. The nearby city of Merida is the capitol of the Yucatan state and is considered one of the safest places in Mexico. There you’ll find shopping centers, restaurants, theaters, museums, and top-rated medical facilities, while the surrounding countryside is a nature-lover’s paradise with hiking trails through the lush rainforest.
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Living in Mexico
There are specific factors to consider when making an international move. For starters, you’ll need a visa to live in Mexico. The one you need to apply for is determined by how long you plan to stay.
The cost of living is also low, so you can live comfortably, but keep in mind that where you decide to settle can affect the amount you’ll spend. And make sure you’re aware of the costs of international money transfers and currency exchanges.
There are so many other enchanting reasons that make Mexico a top international destination to consider. So, take a moment and browse through these luxury communities, which are packed full of resort living amenities, and picture what life would be like in Mexico.