If you like fresh produce, Ecuador foods will send you directly to heaven.
Read OnWe arrived in Quito, Ecuador's capital city (and the closest airport to Cotacachi) on Saturday and I have to say...it's nothing like I expected...
Read OnSince they moved to Ecuador, Lee and Peggy Carper haven't been able to spend more than $700 per month…no matter how hard they try. Their apartment is bigger than they need…they never cook (restaurants every day)…they have a maid (and someone else to do the laundry)...
Read On"Watch out for the hookers and pickpockets…" I don’t know about you, but if someone gave me that warning, I'd find it too intriguing to resist. Someone recently gave this exact warning to Suzan Haskins. To find out what she did, read on…
Read OnDan Prescher developed the 4 Cs ranking system to help him figure out the best place for a second home. There is no such thing as a perfect score—Dan's standards won't allow it. But this town comes pretty close...
Read OnIt's popular. On the Pacific Coast. Not too far from this country's largest city. You'll find fashionable restaurants, trendy clubs, and a 69-year-old yacht club. Ernest Hemingway spent time here in the 1950s and wrote that this city has "the best damn fishing in the world."
And the price for a little place here with views of the "gorgeous half-moon bay"?
Read OnHow embarrassing. We've been telling you over and over how little it costs to live in Ecuador. For $700 a month…even $600 a month…we say you can enjoy an extremely high quality of life.
Turns out we were wrong. Way wrong. We've verified the facts with several expats living in Ecuador right now and it looks like the true cost-of-living figure in this country is...
Read OnIf you're wondering when you'll be able to afford the second home of your dreams…the answer could be: Right now. Thanks to a doubling of your buying power in certain beach towns, even a $50,000 budget now gets you an impressive getaway...
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