The Fruits sound a lot like Florida. I used to watch a blog on youtube of a powerlifter from U.S that moved there and he lived very well from just the little bit he was making from his little youtube channel. I wish I could get up and go and travel. Pretty much grounded to Florida for a while due to our retail business being our cash cow.
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I see! Yes Cambodia is very cheap to live if you stick to the local produce and shop at local markets. Some families here go with less than $150 a month and they survive...
That is amazing, I really wanted to move to Costa Rica at one point. I even bought 4 acres near the Nicaraguan border on a beach, and bought a small Condo in Jaco back in 2006. Then the Economy Collapsed a little while later and I lost my business, my house, and those properties along with it all and had to build it all again. Fun times for a 29 year old.
Ohh! That's a shame. But we all have our ups and downs. Though we didn't lose as much, we lost a lot in the 2014-2015 bitcoin bubble. Still have plans to go to Costa Rica some day? I really wanna go there after our Asia adventure in a few years. Our cat is 14 now and too old to travel so far so staying in Asia... but hey we love it here.
Yeah I will probably get a property there eventually once we figure out an exit strategy for our Brick and Mortar Store. I also really love the Bahamas and have my eye closely on my homeland Cuba. Any where on Saltwater with low crime I am happy. I just have to be as close to water as possible lol. That is where I am happiest, any where I can see that blue water, all of my stress just melts away.
I always enjoyed my time on the Dutch Antilles and the Dominican Republic too... especially if you love scuba diving! Dutch Antilles is super safe too. Or come to Asia hehe
Any where they speak spanish and english I will have a running start because I speak both fluently, I am actually Cuban and lived there until I was 10. My parents are from Canary Islands, from Tenerife.
I have a basic understanding of Spanish. I'm sure if you give me a few months in a Spanish speaking country I will be able to have a full conversation. It is so easy to learn since I'm fluent in French. Learning Khmer (Cambodian) is a different story. Since I work from home I don't get to pratice enough :( But I'm getting there hehe