/ WiFi Tribe / Puerto Escondido, Mexico

WiFi Tribe: Puerto Escondido, Mexico 🏖🇲🇽

20 November – 18 December 2026 · $375 / week*

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Private & Shared rooms

Coworking included

Flights not included

Attendance
15-20

Accommodation: Private & Shared rooms
Housing: Apartments
Coworking

Attendance: 15
Capacity: 20
Shared room price: $375 / week* or $1,500 / month
Private room price: $625 / week* or $2,500 / month
Minimum stay: 2 weeks

12 Participants

18 Reviews

3.6

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WiFi Tribe reviews from previous trips to Mexico

Jordan Chmiel

Chiang Mai 🇹🇭 Playa del Carmen 🇲🇽

Great!

8 years ago

WiFi Tribe reviews from other trips

Ukchef88

My gf went on one of their trips, the accomdation was noisy and dirty and the facilities did not match the requirements

8 months ago

Jesse Passel

If you're over the age of 45, forget it. They need to remove all of their verbiage re: diversity and inclusion and make it clear on pages like their FAQ that they don't accept anyone over the age of 45.

a year ago

Ryan Lee

Hi, I’m Ryan, and I’ve completed 10 trips (or “chapters”) with WiFi Tribe—and I keep coming back for a reason. Simply put, it’s one of the best ways to explore new places.

What sets WiFi Tribe apart is the community. Each chapter brings together a diverse group of people, all with different ideas of fun and adventure. This creates a richer, more dynamic experience. You’re constantly discovering new activities, joining in on unexpected adventures, and trying things you might never have considered if you were traveling solo.

Speaking of solo travel—I used to do that exclusively. I never thought I needed a group. But being with the Tribe has completely changed my perspective. The people you meet, the bonds you form, the adventures you share—it’s truly something special. Plus, the logistics are taken care of for you. Accommodations are often amazing, and you don’t have to worry about planning or coordinating anything. You just show up and dive in.

Another thing I really appreciate is the culture of inclusion. There’s an unspoken rule: when someone new joins a conversation, you bring them in. You catch them up. That sense of openness and community is what makes the Tribe so unique. Everyone’s there to connect—both with the local culture and with each other. You end up forming meaningful friendships with other digital nomads who share your lifestyle and values.

If you’ve been on the fence about joining WiFi Tribe, just go for it. You have nothing to lose, and everything to gain. The chapters are incredible. The community is inspiring. And I promise—you’ll want to keep coming back, just like I do.

Book the trip. You won’t regret it.

2 years ago

Zach Olmstead

I joined WiFi Tribe in 2019, and for me, the best thing about WiFi Tribe is simple: it's the community.
The people I've met—some of the best friends I've ever made while traveling. During every chapter, there's this magical feeling of being accepted and celebrated—for your differences, your uniqueness, and all the crazy things you bring to the table.
Being on chapter is a magical feeling, and it's something I experience every time I'm part of one. It's all about the community. It's about this crazy, interesting group of people who have taken life by the horns and said, "You know what? I want this life. I want to travel. I want to have location independence." And one way or another, they made it happen.
If someone is thinking about joining the Tribe, I would tell them: do it. Jump before you're ready.
For me, I joined the Tribe before it was a sustainable life for me. I pitched my job to go full-time remote. They said, "No." I said, "All right—see you later."
I met a bunch of cool people during my first couple of chapters. And a couple of years later, I actually got a fully remote job through the connections I made in WiFi Tribe.
So that's what I tell people who are thinking about joining: just do it. It'll be the best decision you've ever made.

2 years ago

Ellie Swain

I owe so much to WifiTribe! I’ve been travelling and working remotely for five years now, and so many of the friends I travel with throughout the year I met through Wifitribe, whether from a chapter or through friends in the community. On chapters, I can’t count how many memorable bucket-list trips and strong connections I’ve built. For those wanting to build community while working and travelling the world, I couldn’t recommend WifiTribe enough. I can’t imagine not being part of this community.

2 years ago

Alex H

It's hard to not overstate the effect that Wifitribe had on my life since I first joined a chapter in 2018. Today, I cannot name many travel friends that I did NOT meet through WT or through other tribers. During a chapter you're not only gonna do a ton of fun stuff with like-minded people, you're also making so many connections in this community.

2 years ago

Masoud Alfi

WiFi Tribe has truly changed my life. I got to see, meet, and make friends with a lot of like-minded people, numerous beautiful souls. I would definitely recommend it to people who want to explore lift from a different perspective.

2 years ago

Irene Gonzalez

Joining WiFi Tribe has been one of the best decisions I’ve made for my life. Not only have I been able to stay productive while exploring amazing destinations, but I’ve also met some of the most inspiring, supportive, and fun people along the way.

The community vibe is unmatched — everyone is kind, supportive, and genuinely interested in connecting. The team does a fantastic job making sure logistics are smooth and the houses are both comfortable and work-friendly (strong Wi-Fi always!).

If you're looking for a way to combine work, travel, and meaningful human connection — I highly recommend WiFi Tribe. It’s more than just a co-living experience… it’s a lifestyle.

2 years ago

Rachael Young

Not exactly sure how youre supposed to contact wifi tribe? I've tried emailing, calling, messaging on LinkedIn and social media for several months and I've received no response.

2 years ago

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