ADVENTURES, CHALLENGES, AND INSIGHTS OF A COUPLE IN EARLY RETIREMENT
One of the places in Mexico that caught our eye was the colonial mountain town, in the center of the country, called San Miguel de Allende. The town has been mentioned far and wide as a great place to visit and live.
Believe it or not, we have even more to tell you about Playa del Carmen, especially related to transportation. Getting from the airport in Cancun to Playa, using taxis, or renting a car can be a challenge. We hope this article relieves some of the tension we all feel around getting around.
For most of our gentle readers, the following yarn will simply be a diversion while you are enjoying your beverage of choice or perhaps waiting for a loved one to finish a doctor’s appointment. For others, it might give you an idea of what it takes to get a Temporary Mexican Residence Visa.
We have been on the road for four years now and each year we slow down a little more. Part of slowing down for us included finding a place where we could rest and recharge before our next adventure.
The last time we visited Playa Del Carmen in 2020 I was rehabbing my broken leg. My injury prevented us from really exploring the town. This time our visit is 8 weeks after my knee replacement. But I can unequivocally say, I’m much more capable of exploring on foot than I was before.
