World Of Wanderlust

Working from the office definitely has its perks: free coffee, comfy swivel chairs, and an endless supply of snacks in the pantry. But imagine swapping those snacks for a coconut with an umbrella straw, the swivel chair for a hammock, and adding a margarita by the beach alongside your coffee. If you’re thinking of setting up your home office in a dreamy location for the next few months, here are the top five destinations for digital nomads to consider. We evaluated each country based on living costs, Wi-Fi speed, year-round great weather, and the size of the digital nomad community.

Where are the best destinations for digital nomads?

Singapore
Known as one of the world’s tech hubs, Singapore is a safe and futuristic country boasting some of the fastest Wi-Fi in Asia. It offers everything a digital nomad might need, from real and artificial beaches to top-notch accommodations and co-working spaces. The ex-pat community is bustling here, adding to the appeal. There are countless attractions to explore, such as Gardens by the Bay, Sentosa Island, and Marina Bay Sands. Although the cost of living is relatively high, the experience is worth every penny. Plus, it’s easy to travel to neighboring Malaysia, which is just a short trip away.

Brazil
Rio de Janeiro is one of Brazil’s most captivating cities, with its sunny weather and stunning scenery, combining high-rise buildings with mountains and the sea. While remote working is still catching on culturally, co-working spaces are increasingly available throughout Rio and Sao Paulo. In Rio, consider living in Ipanema, which is perfect for surfing and socializing, or in Jardin Botanico, known for its beautiful and secluded botanical gardens. For nightlife, Leblon offers vibrant bars and high-end restaurants alongside pristine beaches.

Thailand
Thailand is a top destination for digital nomads, thanks to its affordability and gorgeous locales like Koh Samui, Phuket, Koh Phangan, and bustling Bangkok. While you’re in Southeast Asia, you might also want to visit nearby countries like Vietnam, Sri Lanka, or Cambodia, each with their own unique charms and cuisines.

Canary Islands, Spain
The Canary Islands, formed from volcanic eruptions, have everything a digital nomad could want—beautiful and affordable villas, great weather year-round, lively nightlife, and good infrastructure. Gran Canaria and Tenerife are the most popular islands, with many nomads preferring to stay near Las Canteras beach in Gran Canaria. In Tenerife, Santa Cruz is the capital and home to the beautiful Las Teresitas beach. Mount Teide in Teide National Park offers hiking opportunities or a cable car ride for a less strenuous adventure.

Bali, Indonesia
Bali is the quintessential destination for digital nomads, featuring lush tropical forests, beautiful rice paddies, and stunning cliffside beaches. Instagram-worthy cafes are abundant here, making it an excellent place to work. While the locals primarily speak Balinese and Indonesian, most people also speak English. Bali has a sizeable digital nomad community, organizing frequent gatherings and co-working trips. Popular areas include Kuta, Canggu, Ubud, Uluwatu, and Seminyak, each offering a unique vibe—from the upscale party scene in Seminyak to the laid-back beach clubs in Canggu.

If planning and organizing aren’t your strong suits, consider joining a service like JoinMyTrip, which offers a variety of guided trips, co-working trips, road trips, and more. Just sit back, relax, and let your trip leader handle the details.