The organizers are nice welcoming hosts, who adapted and blended well the proposed activities with our needs. It was a social experience, where the entire group was well connected and we have learnt new things from each other.

Co-living and co-working with Nomads in Wonderlands was amazing for me! I loved how they set the relaxing tone, chill vibe, and no stress about anything. It was really easy to live and work together, hang out, plan activities or trips, and be spontaneous about schedule.

It was a great idea they organized an event in a local co-working place. We've had an opportunity not only to get to know each other better but also to meet other digital nomads and make even more new connections with like-minded people :)

Nomads in Wonderlands Angkor Wat was my first time at a nomad/co-living event and it was an excellent experience.

Travelling through South East Asia so Cambodia and Angkor Wat was on the agenda, but a chance encounter made me aware of Nomads in Wonderlands and it sounded like a great opportunity—to visit Angkor Wat with others who knew the area well, and make some friends along the way.

Camille and Bauke are incredibly organised, while also being very laid back and approachable, and this really added to things. The plan itself was pretty fluid and we went with the flow a lot of the time which is a lot of fun.

I thought it was a great group size and the itinerary was perfect. I ate in restaurants I would never have gone to solo and joined activities I had never considered (shout out to the pottery makers)!

Like a lot of things in life, the people make it, and I feel blessed to have spent over a week with such a good gang.

Siem Reap itself is a great place—easy to get around and a lot to do, even outside the great history of the temples, so it's a great location for a nomad event such as this.

Now that I've been introduced to the nomad world I look forward to attending more events and meeting the Nomads in Wonderlands again!

Great people, great energy, and a super well-run experience. Nothing was set in stone, and that made it even better – we shaped the days together and created something that felt real and personal. I came curious about Cambodia and Angkor, and left with new friendships, lots of laughs, and wonderful memories. I will definitely join another one!

The Angkor Nomads experience came into my life at exactly the right time. After losing my husband to cancer in November 2024, I was navigating deep grief and searching for clarity about who I was and what I was meant to do next. With nothing but a suitcase and an open heart, I booked a ticket to Cambodia in January 2025.

Just three days after booking my ticket, I came across a post by Camille Poiré looking for a volunteer social media manager for the Angkor Nomad event in Siem Reap. I applied, interviewed, and was soon part of a 10-day immersive journey that would completely shift my path.

This event wasn’t just a digital nomad gathering, it was a deeply human experience. The co-living aspect added a layer of connection that’s hard to put into words. Sharing everyday moments, meals, laughter, spontaneous conversations, late-night reflections, fostered real bonds that went far beyond surface-level networking.

Camille and Bauke were incredibly hands-on and present throughout the entire event. You could truly feel how much they cared about each person’s experience. There was never a dull moment, from curated workshops and inspiring talks to playful adventures and deep, meaningful conversations, the energy stayed high and the vibes stayed real.

Even now, months later, I’m still in touch with so many of the incredible people I met. The friendships and connections have lasted far beyond the event, and honestly—it’s made me a little addicted to Nomads gatherings! :) 

There’s something powerful about being in a space where personal growth, professional alignment, and human connection all come together so naturally.

Angkor Nomads gave me more than just clarity, it gave me a renewed sense of purpose, a supportive community, and a glimpse into the kind of life I want to keep creating.

If you’re seeking more than just a remote work trip, if you’re looking for alignment, adventure, and authentic connection—this is the kind of experience that will stay with you long after it ends. :)

I’ve joined Nomads in Wonderland retreats in Chiang Mai, Bansko and Antalya, and I’ve never regretted saying yes. Every retreat has brought a completely different mix of people, places, conversations and experiences, but that feeling of community is always there.

I had an absolutely fantastic month with Nomads in Wonderlands in Antalya. We had an action-packed and varied schedule that combined more serious things like discussion groups with fitness and social activities, game nights, shared meals and, of course, weekend adventures. And all this while still giving you enough capacity to get work done. I really enjoyed how engaged the community was. Participation was generally high, especially for weekend and some of the evening events, and it was a really great space for making connections that I hope will endure long beyond this trip.
The group was also fantastic and a majority were returning customers or knew Camille and Alex from elsewhere, which I think is in itself a testament to the community they have built and the kind of people it attracts.
I have been a nomad for five years and have joined various structured programmes and coworkations during that time, and not all of them are like this. This one is definitely special.
Camille and Alex put so much thought and care into making this a great experience for participants, that really came through. We benefited enormously from their local knowledge, their community-building skills and their own enthusiasm for everything we did over the course of the month.
I'm so happy I joined! In fact, I have already signed up for another Wonderland, and I think that says it all about the impact and value of this programme.

The longer spread out format is so nice because you can still be productive with work and then tap into the various social events when you want. There are enough people attending as well so you can pick and choose the events that best suit you and not have to feel guilty about not attending everything. Another aspect that lends itself to the longer format is deeper relationships formed and friends for life. I've been to 3 Nomads in Wonderlands now and will be going to future events. See you in Wonderlands!

I joined this coworkation in January 2026, and I consider it life-changing for me. I was never very keen on participation in group events / mass organized activities and considered myself to be a rather independent type. I believe this coworkation changed that for good. I have heard so many nice things about these coworkations, so after initial reluctance, I decided to try it. And I was thrilled from the first moments: 

1. People in the community: open, tolerant, enthusiastic, optimistic, funny, and authentic. No background plays; everybody was included from the first moment.
 
2. Activities: something for everybody. Balanced and rich, not overwhelming, not pushing any agenda or personal preference. Nice and full program, from socializing, getting to know each other, walks, and light sporting events to cultural and self-development activities. 

3. Organizers (Camille and Alex): I have organized many retreats and workshops myself, and so I know that the best sign of well-organized activity is that you get a (false) notion that everything runs so smoothly, easily and „by itself“ that it in fact does not need much organizing. Which in reality means that everything was so perfectly organized and thought-over that you did not notice it. And this was exactly how it was here. With good balance between maintaining structure/consistency and spontaneity. 

What better review can I give than to say that I have applied for the next coworkation organized by Nomads in Wonderland immediately? As I said, life-changing for me. Might be for you, also.

I joined Nomads in Wonderland in Chiang Mai for my first coworkation, and it was an incredibly positive experience. From the moment I arrived, there was an immediate sense of community that made being in a new country feel welcoming and grounded rather than overwhelming.

The balance between organized activities and free time was just right. I had space to focus on work, explore Chiang Mai, and connect with others in a natural, unforced way. The group attracted thoughtful, curious people, and the conversations and friendships were truly the highlight.

If you’re new to the digital nomad lifestyle or simply looking for a built-in community while traveling, I highly recommend Nomads in Wonderland. It’s a meaningful way to experience a new place while forming genuine connections.