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.

I attended for the third time in the Wonderlands program. So obviously i like it. Being part of the community and spending the month together was my main motivation to take part in the program. I would recommend to be part of the Wonderlands program for everyone who wants to have a great time with likeminded people, make new friends along the way and learn from each other. For me personally it was a great kick off for my nomad life.

I had an amazing time with Nomads in Wonderlands. With family dinners, coworking days by the pool, masterminds and many day trips to mountains, temples and waterfalls close to Chiang Mai there was a huge diverse range of daily activities to get involved in. The sense of community and friendship I think is difficult to find anywhere else and made it well worth the money. I have made friends for life through Nomads in Wonderlands. Thank you to Camille and Alex for creating such an amazing experience in Chiang Mai.

Well organised. They know the area and what they do. Also friendly and know how to connect nomads. Diverse events. Something for everyone. Had an amazing time. Thank you!:))

I first joined Nomads in Wonderlands in Antalya ealier this year and then based on how good the experience was I joined the Bansko chapter couple of months after.

I've been nomading for 3 years now, experienced different Colivings in different places and even the experiences have been good there was something lacking. Personally in colivings I think you get the social aspect of it and you can still make nice connections however I dont think it is not at the core of the experience; many time I'd say they can be very "high level" interactions - and that's ok- however joining Nomad in Wonderlands is a different kind of experience where personal and professional development is at the core, which enables real-deep human connections with people you didnt know before but within a few interactions you get to connect in a way that feels safe and exciting.

Alex and Camille really take care of the experience and plan for every person to have the best time, and prepare every detail so you dont have to worry about more planning in your nomad journey. They know well the places where the events happen, have good relationships with business owners, so you can enjoy nice dinners out, adventureous weekends away hiking, doing some rafting, ATV Tours, and also nice social events in-house.

Cannot recommend it enough for people who want to join a program full of focus time, growth-spaces but also highly social.

I stumbled into Nomads in Wonderlands completely by chance, and it turned out to be one of the best decisions of my nomad life.

Originally, I was planning to cowork at Coworking Antalya. But just days before I arrived, the owner told me that Nomaditerrean in Wonderlands was starting the next day and asked if I wanted to join. I said yes, and four weeks later I was really glad I did.

The experience in Antalya was excellent. The event had a great balance between structure and flexibility. I could stay focused on work while also joining hikes, boat trips, masterminds, workshops, group dinners, and other really thoughtful activities. There was always something going on, but it never felt forced or overwhelming.

Most importantly, the people were amazing. I met such a good group of curious, friendly, driven individuals that I ended up joining the Bansko edition just six weeks later.

Bansko was just as great in a totally different setting. Camille and Alex are very skilled organizers. It’s not easy to manage 30 to 40 people for a month, keep things smooth, and still make it all feel personal. They handled logistics really well and also created space for participants to get involved. You could offer your own ideas, host events, or just join the ones that resonated with you. That flexibility made it feel like a true community experience rather than a packaged retreat.

Nomads in Wonderlands is more than just a workation. It’s a space where real connections happen. If you’re looking for a balance of productive work time, deep conversation, shared experiences, and a fun international crowd, I highly recommend it.

Looking forward to the next one already.