Looking to relocate. But to where?

Thanks..you can always fly down stay a month or so and just see if it meets what you are looking for....it is much cheaper to go the b&b route for a month as good hotels are quite expensive. Plus you get kitchen..furnished place..privacy...etc as opposed to hotel stay.
I've lived in Mexico, Honduras, Belize, Panama..been to Argentina..Chile..Guatemala..El Salvador..etc.
However, i am a warm climate type person and don't care for mountains neither. I like flat land ...warm weather..beaches...etc so i could never get used to all the mountains in Honduras Highlands..Mexico Highlands...Guatemala Highlands. Plus i do not do well at high altitudes. I was mostly miserable but on warm sunny days i could sit in the sun and thaw out. I have friends in Canada. The wife and myself loaded up the Goldwing hooked up our combi camper and raced to Mexico to San Cristobal de Las Casas (two hours or so from Central America ...camping as we went.) Then returned back and raced up to Alberta Canada ...camping as we went. It was a dream i had had for years ...to travel on a motorcycle camping. Just decided i had better do it before I got too old to hold the moto up. Glad we did. We saw many sites in Mexico, Dakotas, Nebraska, Wyoming, Montana, Canada...etc.
We are from the south so it was quite the journey..back to back long trips on a moto pulling a big Combi Camp.
I like fishing..flat land...warm weather. I don't care for mountains of Tn that everyone raves about. Been there and camped there (this time in the motorhome.) Have friends that live in Gatlinburg. They love it.
So, in trying to decide where to settle down at..I'd take the time to visit as many as money would allow..travel around ...sightsee...find a place that "fits" you and of course your wife if married.
We gotton too old now but still may be good for one more long moto trip. Or may go in the motorhome and pull the moto behind on a trailer. I've gotton used to the comforts of a 40 ft motor home. Back when younger the moto/combi camper journey was VERY appealing.
Western Australia or maybe anywhere in Australia for you, except Tasmania or Victoria.
Endless sun, flat country, beaches, Western culture, did I say sun...?
Not good for trading USA hours though unless you wish to be a night owl.
Where I am, it is not uncommon to have several weeks of cloudless skys per year.
 
I have 3 words for you: California, Arizona, Florida. No need to go to the end of the world, where half of the animals can kill you.
CA too much wind...never been to AZ but don't think so ...WIFE LIKE TREES. Florida i do like but too many squiters and gators and now pythons.
 
CA too much wind...never been to AZ but don't think so ...WIFE LIKE TREES. Florida i do like but too many squiters and gators and now pythons.

The point was that an American person doesn't need to fly 18 hours just to have lots of sunshine. Now if you are Swedish....

If you think FL has too many gators, just wait until you see fighting kangaroos on the street...
 
I have 3 words for you: California, Arizona, Florida. No need to go to the end of the world, where half of the animals can kill you.
Yep, zillions of insects, snakes, gators, sharks, killer germs and death rays from the sun...
Stay away, we like it here unpopulated. :)
(Not talking about madhouse Sydney)
 
Western Australia or maybe anywhere in Australia for you, except Tasmania or Victoria.
Endless sun, flat country, beaches, Western culture, did I say sun...?
Not good for trading USA hours though unless you wish to be a night owl.
Where I am, it is not uncommon to have several weeks of cloudless skys per year.
Actually trading at night would suit me. My wife has a flurry of activity and noise going early in the mornings and that creates havoc for my concentration.
 
Not too hot
Not too cold
Electricity and internet connection
The stimulation of others with similar interests.
Culture and fun places nearby.
Intelligible language.
Low tax and authority interference.
Any more ?
 
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