#1 For $4.10 USD we can get for 1 watermelon, 1 pineapple, 6 green mangos, 1 very large carrot, 1 cantaloupe, 1 avocado and 1/2 dozen bananas! #2 After enjoying a cold Tona at sunset at one of our favorite beach bars we went to pay the bill. They couldn’t …
We moved to Nicaragua nearly two years ago. Along the way have discovered a plethora of ways to save a buck. We now live in a nicer home and own and maintain a vehicle. Overall of our quality of life is better. The interesting thing? Our budget hasn’t really changed. …
Each day International Living uncovers some of the most desirable–and cheapest–retirement havens on earth, including Nicaragua. In International Living’s free daily postcards, you can learn about retirement, property, travel and lifestyle opportunities from around the world. An article of mine was recently published as an International Living postcard and I’m pleased …
For more up-to-date content regarding cost of living in San Juan del Sur please refer to the articles below: One Month’s Living Expenses 2014: San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua One Month’s Living Expenses 2015: San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua Another Month’s Living Expenses 2015: San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua Also check …
1 small bottle of water – $3 18 bottles of beer – $40 Haircut, color & brow wax – $170 Sushi – $40 A few groceries – $57 Cha-ching…cha-ching…cha-ching! It was day 4 of my 1st trip home to Calgary when I officially started to freak out about how …
Since Elisha and I arrived in Nicaragua 8 months ago we’ve managed to live in 5 different towns. Our Nicaraguan expat adventure began in Poneloya and from there we moved to Leon. The next city we called home was Granada and then we were off to the spend some time at Apoyo Lodge in Laguna de Apoyo. And …