Welcome to my blog about Digital Nomadism!
For 8 years now, I have been travelling and working from many different countries. I write about the places I had the chance to travel to and to work from. I also share thoughts and ideas about the Digital Nomad lifestyle. I hope you will enjoy the reading!
My Latest Posts:
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How are the Azores for Digital Nomads?
Somewhere in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean lies an archipelago called the Azores. Still technically in Portugal’s domain, although the chain of islands is located roughly around 1300km from the continent, the Azores have kept their authenticity as the “Green Island of the Atlantic” for hundreds of years. Indeed, the Azores are filled with…
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How is Algarve for Digital Nomads?
In the south of Portugal (or the southwest extremity of continental Europe) lies the land of the Algarve, at the crossroads between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. The region holds a lot of Portugal’s history from the Pre-Roman Empire period to this very day, as it is highly prized by visitors for its…
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Dominican Republic for Digital Nomads
Located next to Haiti, on the eastern part of the island of Hispaniola, in the Greater Antilles, Dominican Republic is one of the most visited destinations in the Caribbean region. It is the second-largest country in the region, after Cuba. Its capital city is Santo Domingo, and the official language is Spanish. In Latin America,…
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Ghana For Digital Nomads
Ghana is known to be one of the safest and vibrant countries in Africa. While it doesn’t sit high on the list of places to go for digital nomads, there are already a lot of infrastructures to help remote workers, and more to come. Let’s see what Ghana has in store for us nomads! Internet…
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Working remotely from Porto – All you need to know
In Portugal, the first city most digital nomads will consider as their next destination would usually be Lisbon. However, Lisbon became such a digital nomad hub that Europeans and Americans coming to Portugal to work remotely started to search for its best alternative, Porto. Porto is a much smaller city, twice smaller than Lisbonne in…
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Lisbon for Digital Nomads – All you need to know
Due to its narrow streets, its unique architecture, its incredible food, and its people, Lisbon is a true jewel in Europe. Accommodation prices are not the cheapest, however, most digital nomads should be able to find a decent place to stay at an affordable rate. The city is full of coworking spaces, lovely cafés, and…
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How is Faro for Digital Nomads? All you need to know
Faro is one of the most well-known touristic destinations in Portugal, as it is the city that hosts the international airport of Algarve (the region located in the very South of Portugal. However, tourists tend not to stay in Faro. Instead, they usually book their accommodation in Portimao or Lagoa. These two towns are closer…
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Fully Remote Companies for digital nomads
In this day and age, remote work is steadily becoming a norm across all fields of work. While corporations such as Amazon, Facebook, and Dropbox are preparing their employees to work from home and abroad during these challenging times, some businesses have built their entire workforce on telecommuting since the democratization of the Internet. If you’re searching…
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Digital Nomad Jamaica – All you need to know
According to Insuremytrip, Jamaica is the 8th best country in the world for digital nomads. I find it odd that Jamaica is that well-ranked as it is not one of the top digital nomads nor remote workers hubs. Is it because it is a great place for those who wish to stay for the long term?…
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Sri Lanka for Digital Nomads – All you need to know
Sri Lanka is known for its beautiful nature, its wild animals, friendly people, unique and yummy food, tea fields up in the mountains, trains, and its mixed culture. And I can testify that you will find all that in Sri Lanka if you decide to stay long enough in the country. But is Sri Lanka…
