What is the cost of living in Santa Marta Colombia | Rent, Transportation & Food Cost Revealed
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- You might be wondering... what is the cost of living in Santa Marta Colombia?
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Me just retired 8 months ago and we are traveling between Mexico and Argentina in search of our favorite cool weather cities. We are currently in the mountains of Matagalpa, Nicaragua. Without budgeting at all we spend $1000-$1100 total, doing everything we want to do.
Eventually we will make it to Colombia and think we will like the coffee triangle. According to websites like numbeo, we will spend pretty close to what we are spending now…maybe a tad more.
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We need more visuals- how did you find a real Estate agent you could trust - US dollar is more common - so you were not at a beach apt, but near mountain. Thanks - you were descriptive, that helped.
I usually use Air B n B the first time and then I negotiate a better rate with the host and pay them in cash if they agree.
@@traveltimeisnow agree, we stayed in Santa Marta, more towards the center of Santa Marta like you mentioned, the airport area is much farther away from convenient locations, you cannot walk to a grocery store that's more economical, Olimpica, and like you mentioned, in the airport area, the high rise we stayed at had a mall walking distance from the apt we rented and the only grocery store it had was Carulla. Also the restaurants were high end as well, that's why we moved towards the Gaira area, also know as the "Reserva de la Sierra" area. We walked a lot from the apt that we rented to the Olimpica grocery store and to restaurants. There was also more businesses walking distance, i.e., nail salon, drug store, etc.
Just a word of caution, if you are staying in a building, there's a lot of breeze the higher you stay in a building so if your balcony door is open and you happen to open the front door be careful to not allow the wind to forcecibly slam the door shut, it happened to us and was embarrassing due to it disturbing the neighbors.
Another thing, if you would like to keep your apartment cool I suggest to keep the shades closed during the day and no windows open and keep the air conditioning running, we only had a/c units in both bedrooms but not anywhere else in the apartment. It the higher the floor, the hotter it gets. Also buy bottled water at the grocery store and put it in the freezer, when you leave to go out take a frozen bottle along, it helps to cool you down.
So much for low cost of living
Why rent so much there so much ,it's a second world country, columbians couldn't afford that kind of rent most anyways