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Coworkations' mission is to help people find the digital nomad retreat that is right for them. Coworkations provides services for digital nomads, remote workers and anyone with the desire to travel while working to find and compare digital nomad retreats traveling now around the world.

What is a digital nomad retreat?

A digital nomad retreat typically travels place to place offering a program of accommodation, coworking and group activities, some of them even organize flights between destinations for you.

What are digital nomad retreats like?

A typical retreat will be 1 month, but they come in all shapes and sizes, some groups let you join for as little as a couple of weeks to try out remote working, and others offer hefty discounts if you buy into a 3, 6 or 12 month itinerary. Most groups go to a place and explore the area for a month or more as a group – some groups do more wild things, we've had listings for groups that have ran trips on boats, cruise ships, trains and even safari convoys.

How much does a digital nomad retreat cost?

You can expect to spend around $2500 USD for a private room on a 1 month coworkation which includes accommodation, coworking, activities + the overhead of managing a group of people doing that.

If you want to learn more you can check out our report on digital nomad retreat travel trends to see roughly how the industry currently looks across the 130 digital nomad retreats we list.

How many digital nomad retreats are on the site?

We currently list 130 digital nomad retreats that have taken over 1500 trips.

I would like to add my digital nomad retreat to Coworkations

Awesome, glad to have you on board, go ahead and list your retreat, if you run into any problems feel free to drop me a message.

I would like to manage my listing on Coworkations

Sure thing, sign in with a company email or social account, verify your email, and the app should hook you up, if that doesn't work then feel free to drop me a message.

How do I become a digital nomad?

Good question! You'll need a remote job, I'm a freelance Software Engineer, which is a pretty flexible way to do it, though I've also met plenty of people working full-time or running their own businesses. There's no one way to be a nomad, you'll need money to pay your bills and a backpack, and everyone does it differently. You don't even need the backpack, I've seen some really ludicrous suitcases too.

You also don't need to go on a digital nomad retreat to become a digital nomad, but they can be a great way to dip your toe in the water, or grab yourself 30+ friends if you're feeling the lonely on the road, a lot of my friends and myself dip in and out of retreats, and spend a decent amount of our solo travel meeting up with friends we made on the way.

How do I get a remote job?

Remote OK is a great site that lists remote jobs available today. Applying to jobs can be challenging, there might be thousands of people applying for a job with 1 position. Remote working is a perk in a job, many people want it, few still get it unfortunately! The best advice is, get highly skilled at what you do until you're hired.

I'm writing an article about Coworkations, can we use your data?

Sure! You can use any data on the site and take screenshots of Coworkations as long as you reference us as "Coworkations" and link back! Thanks 🙂️

How do you make money?

Coworkations makes money from affiliate links and advertising.

What is the tech stack?

HTML, CSS, JS, and Python hosted with Hetzner on Ubuntu running NGINX.

Any frameworks?

Yes, Bootstrap, Django, Tailwind, and Vue.js, learn more on my website.