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How 60+ Folks Live on 5 Continents






The golden age of happiness, contentment and self-satisfaction starts in your fifties. This is the time when you can start focusing on your needs, get in touch with your inner self and follow your heart. And if your heart’s desire is to spend your golden years as an expat, perhaps you should start exploring your options. You should take a glimpse into the lives of 60+ folks spending their retirement days in different parts of the world. 

Thailand

Retirees from all over the world gladly choose Thailand to be their expat country where they can spend their retirement soaking in its authentic culture, stunning scenery and spirituality. Chiang Mai, in particular, is a retirement Mecca that features a vibrant Thai culture with a Western flair. Owing to its affordable cost of living, a variety of different events and unique restaurants, folks in their 60s have everything they need at their fingertips.

Spain

As the highest ranking European country, Spain is yet another retirees’ haven that exudes diversity, authenticity and laid-back lifestyle. With its stunning beaches, lovely sunny weather conditions and a low cost of living, more and more folks in their 60s want to spend their retirement the Mediterranean style. Spain is a country of numerous beauties, romantic and vibrant atmosphere and superb cuisine that will simply charm you. Valencia is one of the most popular expat destinations forretirees in Spain, especially for those who want to spend their 60s travelling and exploring the world.

California

Although being on the expensive side, California is a perfect destination for retirees who have always dreamt about moving to the U.S. With its beautiful weather, captivating beaches and vibrant lifestyle, it will simply inspire you. Some of the most popular places for retirement include Fremont, where you can spend your days biking, golfing, rock climbing and exploring more than 50 parks, Huntington Beach, a popular destination for retirees who enjoy surfing, and Riverside, one of the most affordable retireedestinations in California.

Panama

As the first-rankingon the International Living list, Panama is among top choices for dreamy retirements. Panama features warm, tropical weather, friendly environment and a low cost of living, attracting retirees from all over the world. For those looking for a metropolitan vibe, Panama City is the perfect choice owing to its diversity. On the other hand, Boquete is more suitable for retiree expats looking for a cooler climate and a more peaceful, small-town lifestyle. Offering world-class health care and plenty of discounts and benefits to retirees, Panama is truly one of the retirement havens.

Australia

Australian cities have always ranked as the most liveable cities in the world, offering plenty of activities, beautiful weather conditions, stunning natural wonders and mesmerising beaches. As one of the most popular expat destinations, it’s no wonder that more and more retirees are buying a one-way ticket to the Land Down Under. Currently, one of the most popular and attractive options are retirement villages in Sydney. These villages are top choice among retirees who wish to spend their golden years living in the lap of luxury. Located in southern Sydney and overlooking the Georges River, these villages exude serenity and tranquillity while offering plenty of luxurious amenities to their residents. 

Each of the world’s continents hides retiree’s havens that will fill your retirement with excitement, happiness and satisfaction. You just need to take your pick.
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Isabel F. William Body&Mind Balance Consultant. Lover of literature and philosophy, runner, and Tai Chi master. She believes that sometimes it is just enough to enjoy a really good book, smooth jazz and a cup of coffee to travel somewhere else.
 

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