If you’ve been thinking about moving to a beach town in Mexico—but don’t want the crowds, sky-high prices, or resort-town feel—Zihuatanejo (or “Zihua,” as the locals call it) might be exactly what you’re looking for.
In this latest video, they give you a complete breakdown of what it really costs to live in this charming Pueblo Mágico on the Pacific Coast.
RENTAL PRICE RANGE:
Small apartments in Centro start around $700 USD/month
Near Playa La Ropa- a more upscale area, prices range from $1,000–$1,500 USD/month
Many include utilities or partial services like water or Wi-FiElectricity (especially with A/C) is typically $60–$100/month
Gas, drinking water, and other basics are very affordable
By watching, you’ll also learn about:
Walkable neighborhoods and transportation options
Shopping for groceries and fresh foods at local markets
Internet, healthcare, and daily conveniences
Community vibe, cultural events, how it differs from Ixtapa
And more
Why Zihua over other beach towns?
Zihuatanejo has something that’s hard to find these days: a relaxed, authentic atmosphere that still feels truly Mexican. It hasn’t been overdeveloped like Puerto Vallarta or Cancun.It’s smaller, more connected, and much more affordable—yet you still get stunning beaches, friendly locals, and a strong expat community.If you want beautiful sunsets, great seafood, and a welcoming place to slow down and enjoy life, this is a must-watch
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