When I told my family I was selling everything, quitting my job and retiring in Mexico, they told me I was crazy. They really thought I had developed some kind of breakdown. But I felt clearer, and more oriented than I had ever been in my life.

You see, I had already visited the country several times, and I fell in love with the tranquility, the life and the beauty of Mexico. The only hard part for me, was trying to decide on where I was retiring in Mexico.

There are just so many different locations, with different people, cultures, and climates. I knew that I wanted one of the foreign communities in Mexico, because these had people from all over the world living there, and I also knew that I wanted a temperate climate, one that was not overly warm.
In an expatriate community, you will find a lot of support from others that also live there. There are also lots of different activities, cultural and social events.

there are many areas that are popular for retirement in Mexico offer lots of diversity and interesting life choices. If you love the beach and are looking at retiring in a Mexico beach resort, you might want to look into retiring in Mazatlan, Acapulco, Nayarit, Oaxaca, Cabo San Lucas or even Cancun.
If you are looking for a milder, spring like climate then you might think of retiring in Mexico, to one of the colonial cities, like that of San Miguel de Allende, Lake Chapala, or the city of Oaxaca.
Where ever you decide to go, you wont be making a mistake, and you aren't crazy. There are more than a million expats already here, so come join the fun!For more information come to www.sanmiguelconcierge.com