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Private & shared rooms

Coworking included

Flights not included

Attendance
12-18

Accommodation: Private & shared rooms
Housing: Apartments & Hotels
Coworking
SIM card
Talks
Workshops

Attendance: 12
Capacity: 18
Price: $2,490 / month
Minimum stay: 4 weeks

Are you a remote worker tired of staring at your own four walls? Or maybe you've been digital nomad-ing for a while now, and miss the sweetness of true community?...Then we're glad you're here! Welcome to Noma Collective

We offer remote workers stunning accommodation, built-in community with daily events, co-working environments, wellness practices and curated adventures across the globe! We specialize in meaningful connections, life changing experiences and curating adventures around the world. Join our community and take the leap to a new life!

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Sara Magnabosco

Ops at Noma Collective & Hacker Paradise

329 Reviews

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Nico Rey

Thoughtful, grounded and easy

First time doing something like this and exceeded any expectation I could even think of.
Like minded people in a beautiful setting with amazing trips.
Fantastic communication from the managers puts your mind at ease.
Something happening everyday with an ideal work balance!

Everything you could need from the rooms with great views.
Nice meals and great internet for those times you need to lock in for your work hour.

These guys really go out of their way to make every situation meaning full

3 months ago

Sebastian Rosenberg

Buenos Aires 🇦🇷

I came on the Buenos Aires edition in October as I wanted to get to know some nomads from around the world. We did a nice mix of local stuff from a Boca game to nights out at a cultural center . Now I hope to go to Africa next year with them. Maybe see you there

4 months ago

Susie Lin

Seoul 🇰🇷

Just got back from the Seoul edition, and it was SPECTACULAR. Compared to 10+ similar trips I did with Noma/Remote Year/Hacker Paradise, this one was my favorite! Jeong and Dogukan went out of their way to ensure we enjoyed our time there, and importantly seemed to care :). Both Seoul natives, the facilitators provided expert recommendations of cafes and restaurants to try, and were able to answer any random question I had about mapping the streets, how to take public transportation, or translating Korean text. No awkward drama within the community, thank goodness, and all my eleven new friends were super lovely and a delight to explore with. Seoul itself was packed with things to do. It might be the best place on earth to get your beauty treatments, health checkups and dental work done all in one go, and in terms of quality and cost. Hongdae was vibrant literally all night if you enjoy dancing and being out and about alongside the 20-something set. All in all, this edition turned out as close to perfect as it could go!

5 months ago

Weston Jacoby

I’ve done 2 Noma trips, and both have been fantastic. Truly a gift to find a company that wants to help remote workers make the most of our situation, learn about the world, and travel with other cool remote workers! I have seen and learned so much through Noma. I love the people I’ve met, and special shoutout to my amazing community leaders Leo & Roxy who made each trip so unforgettable! Don’t hesitate, go on a Noma trip!

5 months ago

Tim Jackson

Placencia 🇧🇿

I’ll be honest, I wasn’t sure what to expect of the concept. I heard about Belize and wanted an authentic experience; getting to know the locals, meet some cool/like minded remote workers , but not just be in an expat bubble. Noma curated the trip perfectly.

We went in some amazing trips, communication was key, with our two guides/hosts who made us feel at home amd were literally on 24/7 with just a knock on the or or WhatsApp message away.

I ended up staying two weeks after the trip was done because I made some friends in town who had a boat and taught me how to spearfish, I found a new passion :) thanks Noma :)

6 months ago

Morgan R

I have attended 1 HP and 1 Noma trip after combining forces. No matter if you are seasoned traveler or first time solo traveler the built in community is for everyone and the community managers (generally native or at least very passionate about the city) put their absolute all into ensuring attendees have the best time. Accommodations have always matched photos as advertised with reliable WiFi and working solutions. This community has truly changed me for the better and would highly recommend to all travelers out there

6 months ago

Anish Merchant

Placencia 🇧🇿

NOMA absolutely changed my life. I had the privilege of attending their Belize excursion, and it was nothing short of extraordinary—not just because of the incredible location and activities, but because of the community and growth I experienced.
What started as a retreat became so much more. The people I met there aren't just friends; they've become my family. These are people I now turn to for advice—professional, personal, and everything in between. The connections run deep and real.
The experience extended far beyond what I expected. I had the opportunity to learn from both the exceptional staff and fellow participants, and I was honored to give back through talks and shared knowledge. Whether it was morning yoga, diving, rafting through the jungle, or simply connecting spiritually with others, every moment felt intentional and meaningful.
The practical details matter too—my room was beautiful, the facilities were thoughtfully designed with spaces to work and spaces to gather. I could accomplish what I needed to while remaining fully present with the community.
I can't speak highly enough of NOMA—not just for what they offer, but for who they are and the culture they've cultivated. The staff, the group, the location—it all comes together in something truly special.
I'm already looking forward to returning, and I'm incredibly proud to be part of the NOMA alumni community.

6 months ago

Elizabeth Renee

I've been on five trips with Noma (one after the HP merger) and have loved each and every one. The community mangers are fantastic and have great knowledge of the locations. Many people on the trips turn into life-long friends. The focus on community is where Noma shines. I love the connections made on trips during excursions and nights in. Accommodations vary a lot, but I've always enjoyed the places I've stayed each trip!
Forever grateful for Noma helping me begin my nomadic journey!

6 months ago

Chris

Seoul 🇰🇷

Just finished the South Korea leg with Noma, and it was an amazing experience. The city managers were incredibly helpful and supportive the entire way, which made everything run smoothly. There were plenty of well-planned Noma outings, along with enough free time to relax and enjoy the trip with the group. The accommodation was great, and the location was even better — overall, a fantastic experience from start to finish.

6 months ago

Nick Smith

Buenos Aires 🇦🇷 Antigua 🇬🇹 Placencia 🇧🇿

My girlfriend and I joined one of Noma Collective's Belize trips, and it was a blast.

We both work remotely. As a couple, when you're new to a place, it's easy to end up only talking to each other and experiencing somewhere new through the same lens you use to get through a normal Tuesday. We've always found that group activities add dimension, so we wanted people to explore Belize with, and hopefully pull in some other travelers and locals along the way. And that's exactly what we got.

While at Hobbs' Brew Bar, we ended up meeting a fellow traveler who was a hair stylist, and she gave me a great haircut. At Rumfish in downtown Placencia, we met a sophisticated older British woman, who we ended up spending a poolside afternoon with on one of the weekends, sipping cocktails and shooting the breeze.

On weekdays, it was nice to unwind on the beach with like-minded people. My girlfriend and I don't always want to do the same thing at the same moment, and being part of a bigger group solved that. I went paddleboarding and played volleyball with some of the gang while she and a few others went to the tiki bar. It wasn't cliquish at all. Everyone was down to earth, and it was amazing how fast it turned into an actual community.

Several of the people from that trip are still our friends. We house-sat for two of them while they went on a later Noma trip to Argentina, and another crashed at our place in LA for a weekend en route to Singapore. We're hoping to get to the Bahamas with a couple of them this fall.

As for the practical stuff, the room was great. A kitchen you could actually cook in, views of the Caribbean, a balcony, air conditioning, a chill zone. The Wi-Fi handled video calls and streaming without drama. The food was consistently good, and my girlfriend is vegan. The kitchen at Umaya always had a real meal for her. Ever since that trip, she's hooked on guava jam.

The weekend activities were fun and not obligatory, which was the right call. We explored Placencia, hiked to a waterfall, and spent real time with people outside work hours, but nobody was taking attendance. One weekend we rented a car, dipped off, and drove toward the Guatemala border.

I'm still grateful for the friendships that came out of that trip. It was well organized, welcoming, and pretty much everything we hoped for. And despite having that much fun, I still got my work done and didn't get fired. I'd travel with them again.

4 months ago

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