Hello and welcome to my channel!
My name is Larissa and I am 63 years young, living my best life.
Three years ago I moved from Vancouver, Canada to sunny Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
I show you the most necessary and interesting things about living my best life in beautiful Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, tell you about my experience of moving abroad and also share with you my 38 years adventure of yoga practices, workouts, mindfulness and healthy lifestyle.
For all business inquiries including realtor referrals, please email me at: [email protected]
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Nice job bring down more gringos. Nice job. Let's get those prices up.
Ya nice job let's bring lots more gringos down here OH let's make it just like California.
It has gone up all over Mexico, because of inflation and gentrification
thanks for share
Always welcome
Good for you, enjoy!!!
I’ll be there July 9th 🥳🥳🥳
Just so you know, Mexico is in North America. You keep referring to Mexico compared to North America.
Thank you girls. Very interesting. ❤
Our pleasure!
What a great story! How lucky you are to have each other as friends. 😊
Yes, we have been friends for a long time and we appreciate each other. Thank you for your comment!
I enjoy your travel stories! Gracias
Glad you like them!
I am so happy that you have a partner to travel with, Larissa. Thank you for the video!
Thank you for watching!!
Fantastigo!
. Lived there for 5 months. GOING BACK IN 3 WEEKS. The "pollution" doesn't negate ANYTHING from your experience as far as I know. it doesn't smell bad or anything when I was there but maybe it does sometimes?. IT'S CLEANER THAN IT WAS 20 YEARS AGO. GREAT positive video guys :)
Thank you thank you 🙏
This isn't in ,PV call it nuevo Vallarta o nuevo Nayarit or what ever they change it to next, always stealing from PVs name 😆
Not for the nationals
You just showed the three most expensive places to live, lol 😂😂. That basket of produce would cost way more than that in Ajijic or San Miguel de Allende. It’s not that cheap anymore. If someone wanted to live more inexpensively, they would learn Spanish and not live in those expat enclaves.
I prefer to take the bus. It’s safer and far less hassle. The bus is cheap and comfortable.
Agree 100 %
Здравствуйте, девочки ! Если ресторан не имеет меню с ценами , я просто там обедать не буду. Такое правило у меня , выработанное в путешествиях. Хочу вас спросить , посещали ли вы Морелию и , если да , понравился ли вам этот город ? Я собираюсь переехать туда этим летом из США. ❤
Нет в morelia еще не были , это в наших планах. Спасибо за ваш комментарий :))
@@LarissaSokla Спасибо за ответ. Я уже несколько лет изучаю лучшие места в Мексике для переезда и я выбрала несколько больших и маленьких городов с хорошим весенним климатом в горах и не очень дорогих , Морелия один из этих городов. Плюс ещё и красивый , зелёный город , рекомендую вам его посетить , я летом буду искать там квартиру . А вам желаю приятных путешествий.
In Mexico there are kind people and won't yell or discriminate you if you don't speak Spanish.
Yes, but also they appreciate it very much if you speak Spanish
so I guess the moral of the story is to always carry cash while in Mexico and be careful with the tequila it will get you two lovely ladies in trouble.. lol Thank You Larissa
Hahaha Terry , you got it right, carry cash in Mexico and you can solve the problem with No problem 😉
I will be in Lo de Marcos from May 29 to June 3. I am looking for A one bedroom apt starting end of summer maybe Sept. I am a single retired man don’t drink or smoke. I am looking for a place $1000 or less US . I like peace and quiet so want to live maybe 2-3 blocks from stores restaurants and the beach so I. can walk there. My email is jan4 [email protected]. I will be staying at Wirikula hotel the whole 5 days. Is it possible I can meet with your RE agent or an agent who does rentals? I am not interested in buying. Thank you and enjoyed your video. Currently living in Chapala used too live in Zona Romantica for 2 years, have 4 year temp residency. My name is Gene Wojciechowski.
Pathetic review
Great travel story! I guess the moral of the story is-always keep a stash🚬
Yes, yes 👍
I am still very grateful for your continuous friendship and support Larisa. You made me feel like at home, when I had no home…. Just came with a suitcase and dreams. And life from there escalated to better and better….:)
Absolutely 💯
Muaaaaahhhhh🥰😍🥰
Good job Larisa. Thank you very much for video. Vladimir California
Thank you too!
I love your traveling stories. It’s like a good night fairy tale ❤
Glad you enjoy it!
Not a restaurant or cafe in site, nothing in walking distance. I also doubt it's as low as 500 USD. Very misleading piece
You guys look fantastic for 63, Vancouver proud but living in Ontario. One day I definitely like to live there. I was thinking of playa car or Merida. Please feel free to give me your opinion on thoselocations 🇨🇦
Merida is very safe and lovely but way to hot for us . Travel and see what aria suits best for you. Thank you for watching my KZread channel 😍
When you say “for 63”, it really takes away from the compliment. They just look great. Period.
No more Gringos in Mexico to abuse of Mexicans and their traditions, because the gringos can't pay in your own country expenses go to Mexico to find the cheap life, but demanding over-attention and changes in the Mexican Culture without respect. Don't make that Mexicans hate you all because you don't know how they are gentle people, but no servile people anymore!
Thank you, ladies.
Wow!
Great video! ❤
Thank you!!
Thanks for the info. In 1973, my ex-wife and I were on our honeymoon from Washington state, U.S. After a day trip to south of Ensenada by car (our U.S. licensed auto.), we were returning and in a small town, with no traffic at around 1 p.m., I parked on the wrong side of the street (i.e. left side in reverse to traffic direction as you did). After a 20 or 40 minute outing, we were approaching our car and two uniformed, jodhpured, black riding boot, sun glasses wearing patrol officers were waiting. The lead officer explained I had parked the automobile incorrectly. I had two years previously returned from multiple tours in Vietnam and had dealt frequently with black market, military police and dangerous black market diamond selling transactions as the only U.S. person in a dark store front late at night, wearing a belted .45 in uniform among several Vietnamese/Chinese men in a tough section of Saigon, Cholon district. I did not want to have to go to a Mexican court or other office, so with a respectful attitude, I casually asked if I could pay the fine right then and there to the officers. Which of course, the lead officer agreed. I had casually pulled my wallet out and extended 2 U.S. dollars and asked if that was enough for the fine. He said yes...so I paid them. I did not begrudge paying them at the time, because I knew even as a half broke college student, newly married, I made more than they did and I felt that at least they could go after duty and buy a couple of beers, etc. Yes, the 2 U.S. dollars is correct....1973, 51 years ago, starter homes were around 15,000 to 20,000 U.S.
All's well that ends well and i am glad things worked out for you two Thank You Larissa
Gracias Terry for kind words ♥️
@@LarissaSokla Your welcome <3
I go to PV often and love the Romantic Zone and Playa Los Muertos. This a great deal but it is far, far from the fun and action.
❤ok. You did convince me to retire in Mexico. Girls, you look fabulous 🎉
Thank you Inna for your comment and watching my video ♥️
Just discovered your channel in my research for Mexico! I will check out your area but might need a tour guide!?❤
what is your contact for real state to look for similar apartments, thanks in advance
Unfortunately I don’t work with any realtors here , I just share my experience on my KZread channel. Look at Facebook market place, many apartments are available for rent especially in low season
You Look Even Better At 63 And I Hope You And Laila Become The Most Wanted Tour guides In Mexico !
Thank you Terry! 😃
Hey Larissa, want to move to Puerta Vallarta starting around 3rd week May for at least a year. I’ll be renting a hotel in the romantic zone until I find a place. Is there a rental agency I can go to or just walk around and ask? What do you recommend
Hola 👋 I would recommend to book AirBNB or hotel for a few days and as soon you come here start looking for rental place at Facebook market place, so you can go to look at the place in person. There will be plenty of available rentals to choose from because low season is on and many expats left until next high season. Good luck 😉 thanks for watching my KZread channel :)
@@LarissaSoklathanks
Pero no les gusta la música regional mexicana 🤷♀
Porque no?
Living the Mexican dream? Has to be nice? But why not Europe or Florida?🤔 are you ladies taking advantage of something? 😂😂😂
We travel to Europe and Florida but much prefer the culture in Mexico 🥰 absolutely taking advantage of the best energy and sunshine!
Florida????? 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I love the walkability of PV. I don't want a car when I retire. I'm interested in checking out Lake Chapala. Would you say it's walkable to essentials or I would need a car?
It really would depend on where you live in Chapala but over all its a small town, so I’d say it’s easy to find a place to live that’s walking distance to everything.
Спасибо девочки России!😊
San Miguel is my dream to visit ☺️
We will go together next year
Like to see you ladies 🤩
Thank you Mila ♥️
Gracias gracias Mila ♥️
What kind of visa you mention for Puerto Vallarta? how long van you stay from US on tourist visa?
Hi Patti, tourist visas for Canadian and US residents can be given out for up to 180 days.
❤you two are great. 👍 would love to go to San Miguel de Allende for summers 🎉si ‘so bueno art lessons. ?
Thank you Caren! ❤️
Great video ladies!
Glad you enjoyed it!