I travel down to Honduras a good bit and shopped a lot of the stores
around San Pedro and know a bit about the coast. The big question is
what do you consider a necessity? It is an inexpensive place to live
IF you live like a native. But autos are very expensive, fuel is more
expensive and public transportation is ....well limited. (Think old US
yellow school buses. Some prices have come down of late on clothing
and other necessities. I saw a few weeks ago you could get a flat
panel TV for like $1200 US....so maybe a bit more, but not awful. Hope
that helps. You really need to go down and get a feel, meet some
people, etc....
Walt
--- In travel-to-honduras.....com, "Jeffrey S. Levine"
wrote:
>
> It's hard to answer these questions for someone else. It depends on
> how you live. I suggest spending some time in each place and see
if it
> meets your needs. You can live inexpensively in many places, but
> whether it's comfortable for you depends on you. How big a home do
you
> need? What features should it have? What do you want to be near?
Etc.
>
> write_stuff_2 wrote:
> > I'm thinking about retiring to a beach area like Tela or La Ceiba.
> > Would I be able to retire on $2,000.00 per month? Where would I live?
> > Would I need a car? What about internet access? Is food expensive?
> >
> >
>
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