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Noma Collective: Buenos Aires, Argentina 💃🇦🇷

Name: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Start: 2024-03-31
End: 2024-04-27
Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina

7 April – 28 April 2024 · $612 / week*

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Private rooms

Coworking included

Flights not included

Attendance
10-18

Accommodation: Private rooms
Housing: Apartments
Coworking
SIM card
Talks
Workshops

Attendance: 10
Capacity: 18
Price: $612 / week*
Minimum stay: 3 weeks

An unforgettable three weeks in Buenos Aires, the beating heart of Argentina, where cultural heritage, vibrant adventure, and cuisine meet.

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244 Reviews

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Kevin Keenan

Buenos Aires 🇦🇷 Placencia 🇧🇿 Watamu 🇰🇪 Lisbon 🇵🇹

I did Noma's Lima edition in March 2025 and the Buenos Aires edition in April 2024. Both were EXCELLENT! and exceeded expectations. What Noma has cracked the code on is (1) freeing you to do your work without interruption while also then (2) giving you a way to do the best things in town/region *with awesome people.* I'd put my head down to work, knowing that every other day/night I'd be seeing people, having fun, and going to a great restaurant, bar, dancing, tour, cultural experience, etc. From what I've heard of other digital nomad approaches, I would worry about being alone for too long. With Noma, you can be alone as much as you like but you have a built-in friend group to do fun stuff with. The local experience is greatly enhanced by the local community managers they hire. Both ones on my trips (Vani in BA and Angel in Lima) were kinda the greatest -- very different from each other but both cared a lot about the experience and were proud of their home cities and countries. I don't see how I can not do this at least once a year.

2 years ago

Reply from Noma Collective

Wow Kevin, we're totally thrilled you had such an incredible experience with us. WORK / PLAY ... Why choose one when you can have BOTH?! Great news that we get the honour to host you again! Thank you so much, until next year!

Nicole Kennedy

Placencia 🇧🇿 Buenos Aires 🇦🇷

Overall, I had a nice time on the Noma Collective’s Buenos Aires edition. There were some highs and lows, as with all travel experiences, but I will start on a positive note.

The highs:
- The built in community setting was a huge part of what made this trip fun. Loved having the planned activities and people to do things with, such as shared dinners. It takes a lot of the thinking and effort out of planning.
- Vani was the host of our edition and she was one of the best parts of the experience. She was a lot of fun to be around, planned thoughtful activities for us to enjoy, and had the energy to hang and keep the group motivated at all times.
- I think most everyone will agree that the weekend trip to Mendoza was a highlight. It was really beautiful and the vineyards were incredible, as well as the evening parties. This was without a doubt, my favorite part of the trip!
- The dance lessons and tango show were also a lot of fun!

The lows:
- I was not pleased with the accommodation, especially for the price that we paid. The WIFI in my room did not work well enough for me to take video calls and this is an integral part of my work in sales. I had to take all of my important meetings in the coworking space, which was inconvenient, seeing as how others also use this space. This is the one thing that I look for when booking accommodations while digital nomading, so I found this to be quite disappointing. Additionally, I had a problem with ants, the shower was completely clogged and would fill up with water when I showered, and the kitchen was very minimally stocked.
- I was not a fan of the location we were in, Villa Crespo. It was about a 20 min walk to the cute and fun area of Palermo, which would make more sense to be. If I want to take a break to go to a nice coffee shop, I don’t want to spend 40 mins walking there and back while I’m working.
- Overall, the trip ends up being fairly expensive, as the dinners out ended up being around $55-$60 USD each time and the Mendoza trip was also not cheap. You end up paying more than just the sticker price if you want to join all the activities. It’s a bit harder to use card to pay in a group of 10 or so and cash is hard to easily obtain in Argentina due to the economic situation. All part of traveling in different countries, but just something to be aware of, as this would not be such an issue in another location.

Would I book another trip with Noma? Potentially in another location, such as Belize, but not likely. Not sure that I felt the experience was worth the cost when there are many other ways to travel and meet people successfully.

2 years ago

Reply from Noma Collective

Thank you so much for taking the time to share your thoughtful feedback with us Nicole. We’re so glad to hear that you enjoyed the community atmosphere, Vani’s hosting, and the memorable trip to Mendoza, along with the dance lessons and tango show. We're pleased to know that these aspects brought joy to your journey!

We genuinely appreciate your honesty regarding the other areas too. As a small company, we are continuously striving to enhance our offerings, and your insights about the accommodations, Wi-Fi, and location are invaluable to us. We also recognize that travel can sometimes come with unexpected challenges, including budget considerations which we're working to make easier for all of our guests. The price point is a balancing act for us too, as a lot of work goes into our 'off the beaten track' experiences, with our expert local Community Managers like Vani, so we try not to compromise the program while keeping it affordable for our community. Thank you!

Max Bjork

Buenos Aires 🇦🇷

Had an absolute blast in BA. This company is professional, quick to respond to your needs... can't say enough good things about them and my experience for 3 weeks in Buenos Aires.

3 years ago