This video is about the safest place to live for Americans in Mexico. In this video we show you Ajijic Mexico. In this video we will be touring Ajijic. I guess you would call it an Ajijic walking tour.

You may want to retire in Mexico. You may want to retire in Ajijic. You may have heard of Ajijic and Lake Chapala. What is the difference, should you live in Ajijic or Lake Chapala? Also, you may be wondering, “Is Ajijic safe?”

If you are thinking of moving to Ajijic, then you want to watch the entire video. Again, we will be touring Ajijic, showing you the town square, the so called park, the place in Ajijic where can meet people and make friends.

Of course, many people are thinking about should they retire in Ajijic Mexico. If you are thinking about should your retire in Ajijic Mexico, then in this video we will tell you how to make friends, and live a peaceful joyful lifestyle. I would love to retire in Ajijic Mexico, but I'm very happy in Lake Chapala.

This video is about the safest place to live for Americans in Mexico and that would be Ajijic. Now, we did a video called, “The safest place to live for Americans in Mexico,” and we talked about living in Lake Chapala Mexico. Don't be confused, both places are very safe, and they are almost like one city. But, Ajijic Mexico is a little different than Lake Chapala, or Chapala as would be the correct way to say it. Living in Ajijic Mexico is a little different than living in Lake Chapala.

In this video you will see Americans living in Ajijic. You will see different types of housing in Ajijic Mexico. This video will answer many of your questions about living in Ajijic Mexico.

Some people are wondering, “Is Ajijic Mexico safe?” To Answer the question, “Is Ajijic Mexico safe,” we provide a safety tip at the very end of the video.

If you are thinking of moving to Ajijic, in this touring Ajijic video, like our Lake Chapala video, we will show you the church, the plaza, the Malicon and more. This video is all about living in Ajijic Mexico. This video is also about living in Lake Chapala Mexico because the two towns are so close together and share so many goods and services.

Website of Chef, Teresa de Anda
https://teresadeanda.com

Website of Bill the Geek
https://sillybilly.com

Website of the Lake Chapala Society
https://lakechapalasociety.com/public/