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Have you ever dreamt of living a laid-back, beachside life without breaking the bank? Look no further! In this captivating video, we take you on a journey to the stunning coastal gem of Huatulco, Oaxaca, where you can embrace the good life for less than $2,000 a month.
🏖️ Imagine waking up to the soothing sound of waves and the golden sun kissing your skin. With its pristine beaches and breathtaking landscapes, Huatulco offers the perfect backdrop for your affordable paradise. 🌅
🏠 Join us on this video as we explore various housing options in different neighborhoods. From simple 1 bedroom apartments to high-end oceanfront condos- all within your budget.
Experience firsthand the vibrant local culture, warm-hearted communities, and the rich tapestry of traditions that make Huatulco a truly unique destination.💲Worried about expenses? Our video breaks down the cost of living, covering essentials like rentals in Huatulco, groceries, dining out, and transportation. You’ll be amazed at how far your dollars can stretch in this first-class beach town.
🍽️ Indulge your taste buds as we guide you through the local culinary scene. From street food stalls dishing out mouthwatering tacos to quaint cafes serving freshly caught seafood, Huatulco is a paradise for foodies on a budget.
🌴 And let’s not forget the incredible recreational activities that await you! Discover hidden coves, embark on eco-tours, snorkel in crystal-clear waters, or unwind on the beach with a good book. All of this without breaking the bank. Whether you’re a digital nomad seeking an inspiring workspace or a retiree looking for a serene haven, Huatulco offers it all.
And if you’re interested in learning what it’s like to live here like a local, check out our Huatulco Relocation Tours. Get a boots-on-the-ground lesson into the different bays, where to do your shopping, how to find the best deals, and how to handle everyday life in Huatulco.
Watch the video to see what living in Huatulco is like on $2,000 USD a Month or LESS- all in.
Great stuff again Mariana in this Huatulco video. I mainly focus on La Crucecita centro visuals and information.
After waiting weeks, I finally got a certified copy of my wife’s death certificate. I already began the renewal process for my US passport. Once I get my new passport, I will request an appointment at the Oxnard, California Mexican Consulate for permanent residency but here is where I think hiring a specialist will be the best option.
I’ve already downsized quite a lot but will do it again later in my “to do” steps. When the time finally arrives, after I take another scouting visit to Huatulco, I will need to look into a transportation company to move my 1000+ CD’s, books, small kitchen appliances, some clothes, a bunch of electronics, photos, but NO furniture. While renting in La Crucecita for a few months, I will also scout for long term renewable rentals (one story, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, with all major appliances) at about $2500 USD per month in La Crucecita centro area (I can afford to buy a place around $250,000 USD, but for many reasons I’m not sure that is the wisest option.)
BTW, it seems that my next visit will fall during Huatulco’s high season but will avoid the 3 weeks of December/January. For that visit, I will only bring the max size carryon backpack, no checked luggage, and also take one of the direct flights from the US to avoid those very long layover stops in Mexico City. ✌🏼 Note: I already bought your guide.