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I've been here 3 days. I chose an inexpensive hostal in the suburbs. My AB&B is $16. a night.
Those first two days ended with me wondering what you found so interesting about Arequipa. The 3rd day, I started early and walked the central area.
The weather, here, is to my liking. Cold sleepable nights and warm shirt sleeve days.
Coffee shops and restaurants are of excellent "Western" quality at Peruvian prices. I just finished a wonderful Oso Buco for $13USD.
It's a 25 or 30 minute walk from my apartment. When I do this again, I'll look for a place 20 minutes closer to downtown.
The sidewalks in the "burbs" are as bad as any I've walked in my last two years of slow travel. The streets are dirty and litter strewn.
Based on my "boots on the ground" experience, I believe that I could live here very well, solo for $1200 to $1500 a month.,(Feb.2024)
My visa is running out or I'd stay here much longer.
Thanks, Dan, for encouraging me to add Arequipa to my travels.
You are welcome. We loved the central area within 10 blocks of the cathedral. Thanks for your cost of living estimate. That is very helpful. :-)
We lived in Arequipa for 16 months while I worked on a project. It definitely has some great pros as well as a few cons. One can live well on about half what it would cost in the USA and the climate is fantastic. The people are very friendly and the food is good. The taxis are a pollution nightmare and they have a problem with fake taxis that are robbers. I would definitely consider living there again if not for family considerations.
We loved the old town area and walked everywhere. Plus, we used Uber.com for all taxi rides since there is an international record of who picks you up and how much it costs and where they dropped you off. Just don't flag a taxi on the street. Honestly, that is a rule I follow all over the world when possible.
Thank you guys for this advice. We really need it!
I love Arequipa. The volcano looming in the background and the high altitude put it at the top of my list of favorite places in Peru. And you got some great pictures in Santa Catalina Monastery. When I was there, I overheard a tour guide telling her clients that one of the nuns was well known for two reasons - first, she could levitate, and secondly, she could be in TWO places at the SAME TIME! And she said this with an entirely straight face. Unbelievable. And I mean that in the most literal sense, lol.
I love that town. Thanks for sharing your experience Marc.
thank you so much . I ve been very wary to move although now I want to just do it.
I Love your advice and insights. Keep up the wonderful work!
Thank you! Will do!
Going to head to Arequipa Peru until the Philippines opens up sometime next year....I hear. Considered Cusco Peru but seems like the elevation is too high. Appreciate your info...really helpful.
You should! We loved Arequipa Peru. Summer is starting there in a few months.
If you have high blood pressure consider the altitude. Make sure it will not be a liability.
Your channel is dynamite! Thanks a lot!
Glad you enjoy it!
I have lived in Peru for over 8 years. Arequipa is a great city to live. Lima, is not a good city to retire or live.
Thank you!
In Lima there is very little sunlight year around with a lot of fog and drizzling which to me was depressing, although the temperature never dips very low or very high. Drivers in Lima are dangerously careless (ignore stop signs regularly, very aggressive driving) and the traffic slows everything down from a lack of good public transportation options.
@Manu Camus I agree but I really feel to retire in Lima, is not a good idea. The beauty of Peru is in the smaller cities.
@@endtheliesnow5906 im peruvian and i agree, since lima is built in a dessert theres not much nature unlike cuzco or arequipa, i also would like to live around nature and llamas
@@slurpii4669 Piura is a wonderful place. The people are the most warm and friendliest that I have ever experienced in my life. There are many nice beaches, but the main problem is that Piura it is way too hot in the summer!!!
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Great photos
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Good video. The most important item you left out is the weather. I checked and the temperature is always the same all year long. The high averages 68 and the low is 44 -- 365 days per year. I don't know what the rainfall is.
Most retirees are interested in the weather.
Great point!
Not only Arequipa there is more cheap in another cities , all around Peru , you should to go other places. There is beautiful places, in the cost, jungle, mountain it's more cheap if you don't care about city is more cheap buying on locals markets than malls , if you want to live without luxury, you will live more cheap . If you produce yourself food will be free , is more free to buy locals . Help the locals to produce more and will be more abundance more they produce life will be more cheap, lack of productivity make the country spensive, more productivity, les spensive. So we need help locals they produce none quÃmicas food.
We were all over Peru. Arequipa was just our favorite town. See our retire cheap reports here: vagabondbuddha.com/
Or google "TH-cam Vagabond Awake Peru" to see all the towns we visited in Peru.
Thanks for watching! Dan
Are you from peru?
First you need too visit in person every city outside lima, lima has distric, and twons, outside lima prices of everything is sometimes more cheap than lima, there are many cities outside lima . Type in youtube cities and beach in Peru and you will find.
Thanks for the tips!
Arequipa â¤ï¸
Back at you. :-)
I’m looking forward to seeing this place when things open again.
Peru is amazing.
How much you reckon it would cost for 2 adults and 2 children? Have international schools? Have expat hospitals?
There are private hospitals, yes. These are used by middle and upper class locals as well (not just expats). There are several schools well known for the level of English that their students attain. Prescott, Lord Byron, Max Uhle (your kids will also learn German here). These schools are between $5,000 - $7,500 per year for the tuition (other costs not included).
Kids learn languages really fast. These schools are all upper-middle and upper class families. There is nothing inherently wrong with these families and many are really great people. However, to really learn about a different culture, being around the folks who have less can really be eye opening.
Also, if your kids like béisbol, there is even a small little league program.
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Thank you for such valuable information nydownes. If you would like to do a guest star interview on my channel about Arequipa please send me a message here. vagabondbuddha.com/contact/
I loved AREQUIPA
Me too.
Thank you Dan.
Thanks Mark! :-)
A friend of mine lives in Aliquippa and wants me to visit. I’m looking for Airbnb’s, but some of the ones I found I’m told are in bad part of town. Can you give me some recommendations on what part of a keeper would be best for an Airbnb for the first visit?
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So, ... thank you, Dan
How much earthquake activity is there in Arequipa?
Not sure
Dan, was it difficult to live there without English ?
We are looking for a place to retire in the next 3 years and really appreciate your insight
I speak very little Spanish. No trouble at all living. But to integrate with the locals more especially if you are single looking for love, you will do better with more Spanish.
My advice do not live in Peru.
@@57rrg Thanks, we settled on Portugal and started the process. Don't want to be a gringo for the rest of my life anywhere in Latin America
@@murket99 you made a great decision!
Are they hostile to Americans in Portugal like in Latin America?
Amazing video!
Glad you think so!
924/Month For A Frugal Couple ???
Yes. We are defintely Frugal.
Please tell me what country I can get away with English in South America?
Hello Les. Guyana is the only English speaking country in South America but not a good place to retire or live. I live in Lima, Peru but in my opinion, you really need to speak Spanish. If you don't want to learn Spanish, I would recommend to live in an American community such as.the city of Cuenca, Ecuador.That city has many Americans. Hope this helps.
Try Escazu in Costa Rica, lots of English. Use google translate too.
I speak very little Spanish and I don't have much trouble spending months in Latin America. But i would take a Spanish class if I decided to live there year round or retire in one place. But I travel the world all year so I can't lean 300 languages so I use Google translate when I am in a Jam.
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Escazu is nice, but very pricey.
What about healthcare?
Right now I am just "pay as you go." It is so much cheaper in most of the world I can afford it. But it is risky!
How can you have a top list, the world is too big
Simple. Just travel around and compare the places. Pick your favorites. :-)
@@VagabondAwake Okay.
The riptides in Cancun were pretty strong. Do you know where I can swim out in to the ocean?
Come on, already...my head is spinning with all your silly monetary calculations about eating out - 1 person...no, make that 2 people....$10...no make that $8 for one person...4 meals a week....no..2 people 8 meals a week......simplify things, nobody can follow what you are saying.
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So, ... thank you, Dan
My advice is never ever move or retire in Peru. It is disorganized poor and cortupt. Take it from someone who lived there ten years.
We loved it. It is like the Egypt of the Americas. Full of culture.
@@VagabondAwake You visited Peru as a tourist in a bubble. As I said before, living there as a resident is different. I'm back in the US with my Peruvian wife. She thinks it's Disneyland compared to Peru. No more power outages, water rationing, stray dogs, and trash in the street. Again, never ever consider living in Peru.
@@57rrg no matter what I am returning to live in my country! I love Arequipa â¤
@@msveliz01 aprovecha la comida. La ceviche esta rica. Pero es totalamente curropto y sucio.
@@57rrg yes, it is true. Peru government is corrupted. I can’t deny it.