Beautiful Lake Chapala is located just 30 miles south of Guadalajara
Lake Chapala is Mexico's largest lake. 50 miles x 11 miles max.
"Land Of Eternal Spring"
Just a few hours drive to the Pacific West Coast for some of Mexico's best
sports fishing in Sayulita or to visit
Retirement Seminars And Information
The Lake Chapala Northwest shore region is a major
destination for thousands of sunbirds, snowbirds, and
retirees. You will find the largest concentration of expats
living here than any other place in the world. Many come
here to escape the high cost of living, the freezing
winters, and the sweltering summers found north of the
border. You will also find a large community of Europeans
living here as well. A recent news article stated that in
the Mexican State of Jalisco (The Lake Chapala Area) almost
23,000 registered Americans, 3,400 Canadians, and over 6,500
Europeans call our area home.
According to National
Geographic this region is second only to Kenya in having the
world’s best climate. English is widely spoken here.
Ajijic is located (at 20°18"N, 103°15"W) 5046 feet above sea level in the vast central Mexican plateau that is home to the Sierra Madre mountain range. The Chapala Lake basin has a year round average temperature of about 72 degrees. The temperature ranges from a low of about 50 degrees in the winter months, to a high of about 90 degrees in summer. The rainy season begins in June and lasts until October with an average rainfall of approximately 34 inches.
Lake Chapala Sunset
Click on sunset for a history of Lake Chapala
Just 35 miles from the tranquility of your residence on the beautiful shore of Lake Chapala to the heart of Mexico's second largest city
Assisted Living
Lakeside Social Organization
