A Life Coach Creates Her Ideal Caribbean Career
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Beachside Homes on Celtic Islands
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Affordable Caribbean Beach Living in Fun-Loving Cabarete
I’m in the shade of a palm tree, watching three dozen kiteboarders careen across the Bay of Cabarete at full tilt, once in a while lifting on a whitecap and taking flight. The wind picks up in the mid-afternoon. This is something I was curious about when I planned my trip to this small beach Read more...: Affordable Caribbean Beach Living in Fun-Loving Cabarete
Homes in Mid-Sized European Cities
When looking at Europe as a destination, many people focus on the “big names.” Paris, Rome, Madrid, and the rest are appealing, to be sure. And definitely worth a visit. But for long-term living, especially for a would-be expat on a retirement budget, it’s preferable to avoid the glitz and glamour, crowds, and high prices Read more...: Homes in Mid-Sized European Cities
Enjoying a Dramatic Change of Scene, in San Miguel de Allende
San Miguel de Allende, in the mountains of central Mexico in a region known as the Colonial Highlands, has a long legacy of expat education. After World War II, veterans discovered that they could use their GI Bill to attend the famed Instituto Allende; there were—and still are—a variety of art classes and Spanish-language lessons...
Spiritual Centers Off the Tourist Trail
They seem to demand silence, like a love affair you can never talk about. In the end, you’re just happy you were there—with your eyes open—and lived to see it.” The late chef and travel writer Anthony Bourdain was speaking about Angkor Wat and Machu Picchu. But there are many other places around the world that inspire the same sentiment...
Homes Where English Is Spoken
In its heyday, it was said that the sun never set on the British Empire. With territory in the Americas, Africa, Asia, and beyond (and trade and cultural influence extending even farther), the English language spanned the globe. And to this day, it remains the principal—or at least a common—language in countries and regions around the world...
Follow an Endless Summer Down South
With serious chill looming in the northern hemisphere, why not escape to someplace where you don’t have to worry about putting on that winter coat? Sure, you may miss a White Christmas (and snow storms and freezing rain, too). But you could switch things up and hit the beach, or a thriving metropolis, or choose a bustling (and artsy) port city, instead. And the beauty of a move down south is that you’ll miss winter entirely...
Cabarete, Dominican Republic
One of the benefits of being an International Living roving editor is that I’ve been to a lot of beach towns in the Caribbean and Central America. After just one afternoon in Cabarete, Dominican Republic, I already have a new addition to my top five. Many know it for its world-class kite boarding and windsurfing, thanks to its steady trade winds...
Homes in Wine Regions
Homer said, “Wine can of their wits the wise beguile, make the sage frolic, and the serious smile.” This magical elixir has been a favorite of humanity since well before recorded history, with the first evidence of wine-making, dating back 6,000 years, discovered in Armenia’s Caucasus Mountains...