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Hi everyone we are looking to re locate to possibly santiago de la ribera however I am concerned that I would never find any English to chat to , we live in a predominatly spanish town now ,which is what we want but would like to come across english speakers also ,anyone out there ?,
Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2023 9:17am
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loads of English speakers in Santiago de la Ribera but it is mostly a holiday town for the Spanish…..maybe look at Los Alcazares if you want a bigger expat community with lots happening.
Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2023 10:29am
crissywissy wrote on Wed Jun 21, 2023 9:17am:
loads of English speakers in Santiago de la Ribera but it is mostly a holiday town for the Spanish…..maybe look at Los Alcazares if you want a bigger expat community with lots happening.
Yes thanks , we are looking there also .
Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2023 12:11pm
We bought a flat in La Ribera 2 years ago, we love it. It's a very traditional location, not many Brits, some Spanish families who mainly come for the weekend or in August. It's not full of ex pats & Brit pubs which is why we like it!
Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2023 1:29pm
Caroline1234 wrote on Thu Jun 22, 2023 12:11pm:
We bought a flat in La Ribera 2 years ago, we love it. It's a very traditional location, not many Brits, some Spanish families who mainly come for the weekend or in August. It's not full of ex pats & Brit pubs which is why we like it!
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Posted: Sun Jun 25, 2023 8:31pm
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We've lived in Ribera for 20 years and love it there's none of the annoying type holidaymakers . I don't mean to be unkind I'm talking about the drinks holidays. It's a lovely place to live and , as many people have said, has a lot of Spanish holidaymakers in what ,in many cases, are their original family homes. It's very pleasant, peaceful and loads of shops , restaurants and facilities. Enjoy your search
Posted: Sun Jun 25, 2023 8:39pm
Thank you for your reply
Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2023 12:13am
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I've read all the replies to date and agree with everything that has been said. Plenty of English & some Irish too. You won't find any problems. I don't know your age group but think Alcazares might be more geared to younger people, maybe I'm wrong but that's my impression. Best if luck with your search.
Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2023 11:09am
Thank you for that ,1
Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2023 11:11am
Rick43 wrote on Sun Jun 25, 2023 8:31pm:
We've lived in Ribera for 20 years and love it there's none of the annoying type holidaymakers . I don't mean to be unkind I'm talking about the drinks holidays. It's a lovely place to live and , as many people have said, has a lot of Spanish holidaymakers in what ,in many cases, are their origin...
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...al family homes. It's very pleasant, peaceful and loads of shops , restaurants and facilities. Enjoy your search
Hi Rick
We have bought in La Ribera last year. We are in our 50s from Ireland. At the moment we use it as a holiday home but in due course the plan is to be here more.
Can you recommend any nice restaurants in La Ribera please?
Ken & Tracey
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