Before and during our roving retirement, we have found that cooking classes, food tours, and market tours provide us with key insights into the culture of a place and it’s people.
Cooking Class: Salsa Edition
Getting Around in Playa del Carmen
Our roving retirement lifestyle typically involves some day trips to interesting places along with lots of venturing to local bars and restaurants. Since we are in Playa we thought we would tell you how to get around in this part of Mexico.
Bumpy Arrival in Playa del Carmen
We were excited to be headed abroad again. Being in roving retirement, we decided to spend the month of February in sunny, warm Playa del Carmen, Mexico, on the Riviera Maya, south of Cancun.
Introducing LC2 and our Early Roving Retirement
Our Chapter 2 can be described as Early Roving Retirement. We are approaching this phase of our lives a bit differently than most of our peers. We have sold our house and most of our stuff and plan to rent wherever we go, roving relatively unencumbered.
Avoiding Brain Rot
In order to enable our roving retirement, we needed to be financially independent. For the longest time, I have been thinking about financial independence, the first part of acronym FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early).
