In this episode of Living Overseas TV, Jim Kellet interviews Dez of My Deztination about her $300 USD apartment she rents in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, and discusses her jungle lifestyle and monthly budget.
Trophy Bass Fishing at Lake Aguamilpa, Mexico | Coras Lodge
Discover the thrill of trophy bass fishing at Lake Aguamilpa in Nayarit, Mexico, with Coras Lodge as your gateway to angler paradise. Owned by avid fisherman Mario, the lodge offers stunning lake-view cabins, delectable cuisine, and eight personally designed bass boats, ensuring an unforgettable experience for international anglers seeking world-class bass fishing in Mexico.
BLOOPERS | ´REEL´ Life of Dez of My Deztination
Move to Mexico the EASY way | Puerto Vallarta Relocation Consulting Services
18 Ways to Volunteer in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
Hiking Monkey Mountain in Sayulita - Full Video!
I Moved to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico During COVID | Living Overseas TV
Discover the Botanical Gardens in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico (+Video)
21 Photos to Inspire Your Next Trip to Mexico - My Deztination
Dirty Monkey ATV + Hot Springs + Bike Flight Zip line Adventure
Living in Puerto Vallarta Mexico on $1,000 USD Budget in 2023 | Solo Male Travel
Living on a Boat in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico | Living Overseas TV
Why I Gave Up My Executive Career In Hawaii To Travel The World ♥ My Deztination
Los Horcones MUSIC FESTIVAL 2022: Raising Awareness with Change.org
The Los Horcones Music Festival was created to bring awareness around the importance of the Horcones river, and the negative impact of the illegal deforestation and plans to build a dam. We have been working to have the Rio Los Horcones declared a Natural Protected Area by the Mexican government. Any donations received above the amount needed for production costs will go to the river nonprofit Defensores De Boca who are organizing the legal work.
6 Best Waterfall Hikes in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
Puerto Vallarta suffers damage by Hurricane Nora 2021 | Donate Now
On August 28th, 2021, Puerto Vallarta was affected by Hurricane Nora. Damages from the flash flooding of the Rio Cuale and the Pitillal River amount to over 200 million pesos. The Governor of Jalisco has declared Puerto Vallarta in a state of emergency while communities, military and the heroes of Vallarta work to clean the city, repair the damages and help the families in need.
