Ajijic

Ajijic (ah-he-heek) was founded by the Spaniards in 1531 and is one of the oldest villages in western Mexico. Ajijic has one of the largest ex-pat communities in Mexico. People are drawn to the year round temperate climate and the cost of living. For instance: we went out for dinner at a little Brazilian restaurant … Continue reading Ajijic

Jocotepec

We took a day trip with friends and visited Jocotepec Malecon Park. Artwork everywhere! Unfortunately, Lake Chapala is not for swimming and we didn’t want to wade through the plants to go out on our paddle board. Even though it was a very grey day out, it was still stunningly beautiful. Lots of gorgeous birds everywhere. I … Continue reading Jocotepec

Lake Chapala, Mexico

We stayed at Roca Azul RV Park in Jocotepec, by Lake Chapala, after a long 9 hour drive. The park had lots to offer with a restaurant, walking paths, lighthouse, thermal pool, playground, yurts, showers, eucalyptus spa, soccer field, tennis, volleyball and basketball courts. Unfortunately it rained almost the entire week while we were there and couldn’t enjoy the … Continue reading Lake Chapala, Mexico