Puerto Penasco, Mexico

Is the cost of living in Puerto Penasco high?

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We asked people about the cost of living in Puerto Penasco, they wrote:

"You can live in Puerto Penasco on as low as $400 per month, small apartment (not in the tourist area) and utilities and some food. Add more for going out to eat," commented one expat who moved to Puerto Penasco.

What type of recreational facilities are in Puerto Penasco?

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When we asked people living in Puerto Penasco about recreational activities, they mentioned:

"Boating, swimming, fishing, snorkeling, scuba, para sailing, sunset cruises, booze cruises, bird island tours, Jack Nicklaus golf courses and others, tennis, ultralight flying, ziplining, and lots of fine dining with ocean views," said an expat in Puerto Penasco.

What is the weather like in Puerto Penasco?

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"In the spring and fall is perfect. Chilly in winter (50 degrees) summer is 90 to 95 and in July and August a bit humid, BUT when I lived in Puerto Vallarta for 3 summers, I swore I would never consider our humidity here high. We are in the desert so not like the jungle," commented one expat who moved to Puerto Penasco.

Are there good restaurants in Puerto Penasco?

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"Bars, restaurants, clubs, live music, DJ's, street food vendors come out at night and lines form. We have sushi, burgers, seafood, oyster farms, hot dogs Sonora style (wrapped in bacon) menudo, birria, cabeza and lengua tacos, Sopas, so much yummy food," mentioned another expat inPuerto Penasco..

Where will I buy groceries and do other shopping in Puerto Penasco?

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"We have Super Ley, Ley Express, Bodega Aurrera (Walmart) Sam's Club, Local vegetable and meat markets, Oxxo convenience stores, and a local store that brings special U.S. food here for our convenience (salami, bacon, sausage, bagels, english muffins, diet sodas, cheeses, spices, pies, etc) and special orders," said one expat living in Puerto Penasco.