Is Skopje, North Macedonia on your destination lis Is Skopje, North Macedonia on your destination list? 🇲🇰⁣
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On our Europe tour, we decided to make Skopje home for a few weeks! One of the main reason is because I needed to renew my passport which is much faster outside the country.⁣
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Other than that, we didn’t really know what to expect. There weren't many blogs or videos about being digital nomads here. We could only find 1 coworking space in the area but there were plenty of cafes to visit! There’s a huge cafe culture which is always nice.⁣
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We had a really nice, modern, comfortable apartment in Skopje for $580 USD which was 5 minutes walking from the city center. The cost of living is pretty affordable and it’s very safe! ⁣
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If you’re looking for a city to get some work done, explore the surrounding destinations and establish some routine or even simply go to the BEST gym I've ever been to (@fit_in_performance) - Skopje could be that place for you!⁣
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Would you visit Skopje, North Macedonia as a digital nomad?⁣
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Lisbon, Portugal is the top digital nomad destinat Lisbon, Portugal is the top digital nomad destination in Europe! 🇵🇹Why?⁣
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One word: community!⁣
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According to some digital nomad statistics, loneliness is the #1 reason people leave this lifestyle. When you’re traveling alone (or even as a couple), you easily feel all alone. Thankfully, the digital nomad community is very strong, open and welcoming!⁣
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Lisbon is also a popular spot because of the fast wifi (we had speeds of 500+ Mbps), endless coworking options and a relatively affordable cost of living (except the rising rental prices, of course let's be real). ⁣
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Our month in this wonderful city wasn’t long enough! It’s got all the simple things we love:⁣
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👯 friendly people & community⁣
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We can easily see why digital nomads keep coming back to this city and we hope we can explore more of Portugal (Porto, Algrave, etc).⁣
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Have you been a digital nomad in Lisbon before? What were your thoughts?⁣
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We embarked on another 6-hour bus journey to our n We embarked on another 6-hour bus journey to our next digital nomad destination on this Europe tour.⁣
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Zagreb, Croatia has been on our minds for a while. While most people think of Split or Dubrovnik, we wanted to visit the capital and see what it’s really like for digital nomads.⁣
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These are some things that we think of before choosing a destination:⁣
- Is there an active digital nomad community?⁣
- What’s the wifi speeds like?⁣
- Are there good coworking spaces?⁣
- Is the cafe culture buzzing?⁣
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And so much more! Our biggest concern was the community part. After traveling Serbia alone - we were starting to feel quite lonely! We joined an FB group and found someone had set up a weekly coworking day.⁣
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It’s always nerve-wracking going to events where you don’t know anyone but as digital nomads, you get acquainted pretty quick! TLDR, we had a pretty close group of 8 working from cafes together, exploring Zagreb and getting to know each other.⁣
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Zagreb is a great destination in Europe for a digital nomad wanting a more affordable cost of living while still exploring Croatia! 🇭🇷⁣
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Never did we think we would visit Serbia…⁣ ⁣ Never did we think we would visit Serbia…⁣
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…but we are SO glad we did!⁣
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Serbia surprised us in so many ways, we honestly didn’t know what to expect! ⁣
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That’s one of the ways we like to approach some of our travels - not judging the country by its cover. You can hear some positive (or negative) things about countries but you never truly know until you experience it for yourself. ⁣
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We spent a month living in Belgrade, Serbia and it wasn’t long enough! With such limited time, as digital nomads you have to hit the ground running to get settled into your new home. We used our first 3 days to find (good) cafes to work from, sign up for a gym membership and plan our travel across Serbia.⁣
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Here are some reasons we can recommend Belgrade to fellow digital nomads:⁣
- friendly, welcoming people⁣
- they have delicious food⁣
- high standard of living⁣
- relatively low cost of living⁣
- fast wifi with tons of cafes to work from ⁣
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We ate countless bureks, drank copious amounts of coffee and worked from some of the coolest cafes. We can’t wait to get back to Belgrade!⁣
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Serbia, you stole our hearts!⁣
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European Digital Nomad Summer 2022, incoming ✨⁣
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After 4 months in Medellin, Colombia - we decided to head to Europe for the rest of the year!⁣
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Travel planning just becomes part of your lifestyle as digital nomads - it almost becomes a side hustle. When we're not working or exploring, we are researching/booking our next destinations!⁣
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What countries did we decide on?⁣
🇬🇧 England⁣
🇦🇹 Austria⁣
🇭🇷 Croatia⁣
🇷🇸 Serbia⁣
🇫🇷 France⁣
🇳🇱 Netherlands⁣
🇵🇹 Portugal⁣
🇲🇰 North Macedonia⁣
and finally, a last-minute decision to visit...⁣
🇨🇾 Cyprus⁣
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We found flights for only $400 to London from Colombia! My lovely friend and her husband were the best hosts and showed us around their new home. We spent a week in London exploring, acclimating to this continent and working from Pret! ⁣
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TTA TIP: If you're in London, Pret has a subscription service for only about £30 and you get 5 drinks per day plus a cafe space to do a little work!⁣
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*I'm going to be recapping the rest of our 2022 as digital nomads for the next few posts, we are currently in Asia🤪 ⁣
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Figuring out where to live can be difficult as a d Figuring out where to live can be difficult as a digital nomad. Medellin is a big city to navigate but there were some areas that stood out to us. ⁣
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We moved from Laureles to El Poblado in March to truly answer the question “Which neighborhood is best for digital nomads?” - there seems to always be a debate (for good reason). If you read our blog post on where to stay, you’ll know our answer 😉⁣
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If you hate working from home - you’ll love your ‘office’ options in Poblado! There are endless cafes, coworking spaces and free coworking zones in the mall (yes, free!). @elopenspace, @pergaminocafe and El Tesoro Mall are some of the faves!⁣
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Medellin, Colombia continued to impress us and we’re so glad we ended up staying here for 4 months in 2022!⁣
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Settling into a new country as digital nomads isn’t always easy…⁣
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…We spent our first full month in Medellin, Colombia going through a list of things to sort out for ourselves (per usual).⁣
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It might look like we just land in a country and have everything sorted by day 1 but that’s certainly not the case.⁣
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In each country as digital nomads, you have to:⁣
- Buy a local SIM card (or find an eSIM solution - @airalocom & @realnomadtravel are our faves)⁣
- Find your local grocery store⁣
- Get connected with the digital nomad community (constantly putting ourselves out there)⁣
- Figure out where to work (coworking vs cafes)⁣
- Plan the activities we want to do while visiting the country⁣
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We heard so much about Medellin for digital nomads, we just had to check out what all the buzz was about (especially as we run a blog for digital nomads).⁣
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This was also my (Ashley’s) birthday month and we went paragliding for the first time (2nd pic). We flew with @paraglidingmedellin 💯 I absolutely loved it - if you get the chance, it was a great experience!⁣
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2022 didn’t start off as we expected…⁣
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…lying on the beach in Thailand, one of our favorite places in the world. 🌴⁣
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Instead, we were touring a couple more US cities: Phoenix, San Francisco and Miami! At this point, we didn’t know how our year would look but we just needed to nail down our next location as digital nomads.⁣
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How did we do that? Simply go on Google flights, enter Miami (where we currently were) and don’t add a destination! There was one place that popped up that was high on our digital nomad destination list - Medellin, Colombia! 🇨🇴⁣
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For $245.15 USD total, Matthew and I hopped on a 2 hour plane ride to a country (and continent) we’ve never stepped foot on before! 🥹⁣
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We were tired of flying and traveling (faster than usual) and we decided to make Medellin our base for a few months but that’s for the next couple of posts to come…⁣
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Best Time To Visit Merida Mexico: When To Go & When To Avoid

Category Merida, Mexico, Travel Updated on March 11, 2022

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“When is the best time to visit Merida Mexico?”…

…is a question we asked ourselves when we planned on becoming Merida digital nomads. You want to get it right because we’ve heard some horror stories of people going when it’s been TOO hot.

After spending a month living in Merida, we got a good feel of what the weather is like, when the crowds of tourists swarm in and when the best events are held.

Here’s everything you need to know about the weather – when to go and when to avoid Merida.

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Quick Answer: When’s The Best Time To Visit Merida Mexico?
6 Key Factors to Consider When Choosing the Best Time to Merida Mexico
When Is The Best Time To Visit Merida Mexico?
Best months to visit Merida
When Is The Worst Time To Visit Merida Mexico?
Worst months to visit Merida
Stats on Merida Weather & Seasons
Temperature Year-Round
Precipitation Year-Round
Sunshine Year-Round
The Weather Seasons In Merida: Wet and Dry
Dry Season In Merida, Mexico
Wet Season In Merida, Mexico
When can you get the best prices in Merida?
The Best Time To Visit Merida Mexico In Our Opinion Is…
Merida Weather – Frequently Asked Questions

Quick Answer: When’s The Best Time To Visit Merida Mexico?

The best time to visit Merida, Mexico is between late November to March if you want great weather. The worst time to visit Merida is from May to August because the humidity can quickly become unbearable for some people.

6 Key Factors to Consider When Choosing the Best Time to Merida Mexico

We had such a fantastic time in Merida and we honestly picked one of the best months to go, in your opinion. 

While the sunshine might be on your mind, it’s not the only thing you need to think of. Here are the 6 factors to think about when choosing the best time to visit Merida.

  • Humidity
  • Hurricane/cyclone season
  • Prices
  • Sargassum season (it’s a thing)
  • Events and
  • Crowds

The way you like to travel will ultimately decide when the best time to visit Merida is. What do I mean?

For example, Matthew and I love to visit digital nomad cities during the shoulder months. We would sacrifice a couple of days of rain or miss some events to get better apartment deals and fewer crowds.

Monumento a La Patria merida mexico

When we were Playa del Carmen digital nomads, we arrived during the shoulder months. I’m not kidding when I tell you we experienced not one but two hurricanes while we were there! While it might not have been the best time to visit Playa del Carmen, we did get insane rental deals and there were fewer crowds. We were still pretty happy!

If you’re struggling to decide when the best time to visit Merida is, ask yourself these questions to help guide your decision:

  • Will a few days of rain ruin my trip?
  • Can I handle humidity?
  • Am I planning to spend a lot of time on the beach?
  • Are there any events in Mexico I want to go to?

If you make a list of your preferences, this could make it an easier choice for you. Once you choose the best time to visit Merida for yourself – you can start booking, planning and organizing your trip to the beautiful Yucatan state of Mexico. 

When Is The Best Time To Visit Merida Mexico?

The best time to visit Merida Mexico is from November, December, January, February, March and April. You get a good amount of sunshine, a couple of rainy days but cool nights. While these aren’t the hottest months with the most hours of sunshine – the Merida summer might be too humid and hot to handle.  

Best months to visit Merida

The best months to visit Merida are from November-April. The average temperature during these months are between 23C to 33C. These months have the least amount of rainfall so you can enjoy your days out exploring the beautiful Yucatan peninsula.

The busiest month to visit Merida is December. Most people go on vacation during the month of December and Merida is a popular tourist destination during this time. The prices for apartments during the best months are typically higher than in the heat of the summertime. If you want to get good deals or value for money, you might have to bear the humidity. 

Casas Gemelas Cámara merida mexico

Events are a big attraction when choosing a place to visit. For example, lots of people travel to go to a festival or to experience a popular holiday in that country. One of Mexico’s biggest and most famous celebrations is Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead).

A popular month for tourism is April because there’s another holiday in Mexico called “Semana Santa” Holy Week in which thousands of tourists flock to different states to join in and experience the holiday. The crowds can get overwhelming during these times but it’s up to you if you want to experience the celebrations still. 

When Is The Worst Time To Visit Merida Mexico?

The worst time to visit Merida is from May to September. Locals also try to escape Merida during this time because of the intense heat, humidity and increase in mosquitoes buzzing around. 

If you’re looking to have a great time exploring the beautiful colonial city of Merida, you might want to avoid going during the rainy season.

Worst months to visit Merida

The worst months to visit Merida are May, June and July. Why?

4 words: Hot flashes. Intense humidity.

The summers are brutal in Merida and sometimes it becomes unbearable to be there. If you don’t have air-conditioning in your Airbnb, it’s going to be an even worse time for you.

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Try to avoid going to Merida during the humid months so you don’t melt while you’re on vacation or living there as a digital nomad. Especially avoid going in May, it has an average high temperature of 36C (that’s average!) and it’s the warmest month!

Stats on Merida Weather & Seasons

Here are some quick stats to help give you a better idea of the general weather in Merida:

  • Hottest month in Merida: May 96℉ (36℃)
  • Coolest month in Merida: January (64 °F)
  • Rainiest month in Merida: June
  • Driest month in Merida: February & March
  • Most crowded months in Merida: December/January
  • Least crowded months in Merida: June, July, August

Temperature Year-Round

Is the temperature a big factor when choosing to visit a place? Then you’ll find the chart below very helpful. The annual average temperature in Merida is around 26C.

average temperatures merida 

If you’re trying to escape the cold – Merida is a great destination to get away! A lot of people (sometimes called snowbirds) actually do this and spend their winter in sunny Merida instead of their home country’s winter season. A great choice if you ask me!

Precipitation Year-Round

The rainiest month in Merida is June. Tropical storms tend to hit around June and July which is why there’s so much rainfall. If you love outdoor activities, it might not be the best time to visit Merida for you.

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Average Precipitation Chart via Climates To Travel

The month with the least amount of rainfall is February. If you get easily worried about the rain ruining your activities, February has cooler temperatures and only around 7 days of rainfall (if that).

Sunshine Year-Round

The best time to visit Merida for some sunshine is November to April. Summer in Merida is technically June to August but we don’t recommend visiting that time because the sun and humidity are too intense. While we were living in Merida, we found a lot of locals telling us that the summer is way too intense for them too.  

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Sunshine Hours in Merida Chart via Climates To Travel

June and September receive the least amount of sunshine in a month. While both months have a maximum temperature of 34C, they experience the most amount of rainfall too. If you love the sunshine, don’t go during those months and you’ll be fine!

The Weather Seasons In Merida: Wet and Dry

Merida has 2 seasons: wet season and dry season. The wet season is when there is the most rainfall and possibly hurricanes that come through the Yucatan peninsula. The dry season in Merida means it’s a little cooler during the nights and pretty warm during the days.

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The best time to visit Merida specifically is during the dry season. This way you can spend your days exploring the Centro Historico, maybe have a day trip to Chichen Itza and lounge on the beautiful Merida beaches. 

Dry Season In Merida, Mexico

The dry season in Merida starts from November to April. These months typically receive the least amount of rainfall and you’ll get more sunshine days (who doesn’t want that?!).

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The only thing that might stop you from visiting Merida during the dry season is the crowds of tourists that roam the city. 

Best things to do in Merida during the dry season:

  • Visit and swim in cenotes (Cenote Santa Barbara was our fave)
  • Watch the free events in Plaza Grande (there’s something almost every night)
  • See a live game of Pok-Ta-Pok on Wednesday @ 8pm
  • Take a free walking tour around the Historic Center
  • Leisurely stroll along the Paseo de Montejo Avenue
  • Day trip to Chichén Itzá 

Pros of visiting Merida during the dry season:

  • Less likelihood of rain interrupting your day
  • Good weather to walk everywhere
  • Most activities are open
  • Lots of events happening in town

Cons of visiting Merida during the dry season:

  • Overwhelming amount of domestic and international tourists
  • Prices might be higher for accommodation, flights and activities
  • Group day trips tend to be more crowded

Wet Season In Merida, Mexico

The wet season in Merida starts from May to September. The month with the highest chance of precipitation is June with around 19 days of rainfall. This time in Merida is a little weird because you have rainy days combined with some pretty high humidity. Being wet and sticky isn’t great on vacation!  

Archivo Histórico De Mérida

If you visit during the wet season, you will have fewer crowds of tourists and possibly better deals – you just have to deal with the humidity and rainy days.

Best things to do in Merida during the wet season:

  • Visit El Gran Museo del Mundo Maya and see Mayan artifacts
  • Take a food tour around town
  • Take a cooking class and learn how to make Yucatecan food

Pros of visiting Merida during the wet season:

  • Fewer crowds to battle with
  • Cheaper prices for flights, hotels and activities
  • Attractions/group trips won’t be as busy

Cons of visiting Merida during the wet season:

  • Higher chance of precipitation (rainy days)
  • Fewer outdoor activities you can do in the rain
  • Possible tropical storms can keep you inside the hotel

When can you get the best prices in Merida?

If you’re looking for great deals on flights, accommodation (hotels/Airbnbs) or just a couple of bucks off a day trip activity – the best time to visit Merida is the months of May to September. It is the rainy season which is why you’re able to save some real money across the board.

The Best Time To Visit Merida Mexico In Our Opinion Is…

November, February and March! 

We think the best time to visit Merida is during the shoulder month of November. You might get a couple of rainy days but we barely had any and we got pretty good deals on flights and our Airbnb. There were also fewer crowds during this time and it made seeing cool events like Mexican traditional dances or Pok-Ta-Pok (the Mayan ball game) pretty chill.

zocalo centro area events

While we don’t really visit places during the high seasons because we don’t like crowds – February and March are still great times to visit. You get the best weather and Merida isn’t usually crowded during that time as there aren’t really any events happening.

Merida Weather – Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time to visit Merida?

The best time to visit Merida is November to April for the most sunshine.

Which is the most crowded month to visit Merida?

Tourists flock to Merida in early November and December. This is because of holidays like Dia de los Muertos and Christmas/New Year’s vacation.

When is the rainy season in Merida?

The rainy season starts in May till October. The month with the most rainfall is June.

When is it the most humid in Merida?

The highest humidity is during September and October (around 78% humidity).

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Is Skopje, North Macedonia on your destination lis Is Skopje, North Macedonia on your destination list? 🇲🇰⁣
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On our Europe tour, we decided to make Skopje home for a few weeks! One of the main reason is because I needed to renew my passport which is much faster outside the country.⁣
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Other than that, we didn’t really know what to expect. There weren't many blogs or videos about being digital nomads here. We could only find 1 coworking space in the area but there were plenty of cafes to visit! There’s a huge cafe culture which is always nice.⁣
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If you’re looking for a city to get some work done, explore the surrounding destinations and establish some routine or even simply go to the BEST gym I've ever been to (@fit_in_performance) - Skopje could be that place for you!⁣
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Would you visit Skopje, North Macedonia as a digital nomad?⁣
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Lisbon, Portugal is the top digital nomad destinat Lisbon, Portugal is the top digital nomad destination in Europe! 🇵🇹Why?⁣
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One word: community!⁣
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According to some digital nomad statistics, loneliness is the #1 reason people leave this lifestyle. When you’re traveling alone (or even as a couple), you easily feel all alone. Thankfully, the digital nomad community is very strong, open and welcoming!⁣
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Lisbon is also a popular spot because of the fast wifi (we had speeds of 500+ Mbps), endless coworking options and a relatively affordable cost of living (except the rising rental prices, of course let's be real). ⁣
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We can easily see why digital nomads keep coming back to this city and we hope we can explore more of Portugal (Porto, Algrave, etc).⁣
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Have you been a digital nomad in Lisbon before? What were your thoughts?⁣
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We embarked on another 6-hour bus journey to our n We embarked on another 6-hour bus journey to our next digital nomad destination on this Europe tour.⁣
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Zagreb, Croatia has been on our minds for a while. While most people think of Split or Dubrovnik, we wanted to visit the capital and see what it’s really like for digital nomads.⁣
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These are some things that we think of before choosing a destination:⁣
- Is there an active digital nomad community?⁣
- What’s the wifi speeds like?⁣
- Are there good coworking spaces?⁣
- Is the cafe culture buzzing?⁣
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And so much more! Our biggest concern was the community part. After traveling Serbia alone - we were starting to feel quite lonely! We joined an FB group and found someone had set up a weekly coworking day.⁣
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It’s always nerve-wracking going to events where you don’t know anyone but as digital nomads, you get acquainted pretty quick! TLDR, we had a pretty close group of 8 working from cafes together, exploring Zagreb and getting to know each other.⁣
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Zagreb is a great destination in Europe for a digital nomad wanting a more affordable cost of living while still exploring Croatia! 🇭🇷⁣
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Never did we think we would visit Serbia…⁣ ⁣ Never did we think we would visit Serbia…⁣
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Serbia surprised us in so many ways, we honestly didn’t know what to expect! ⁣
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That’s one of the ways we like to approach some of our travels - not judging the country by its cover. You can hear some positive (or negative) things about countries but you never truly know until you experience it for yourself. ⁣
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We spent a month living in Belgrade, Serbia and it wasn’t long enough! With such limited time, as digital nomads you have to hit the ground running to get settled into your new home. We used our first 3 days to find (good) cafes to work from, sign up for a gym membership and plan our travel across Serbia.⁣
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Here are some reasons we can recommend Belgrade to fellow digital nomads:⁣
- friendly, welcoming people⁣
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- high standard of living⁣
- relatively low cost of living⁣
- fast wifi with tons of cafes to work from ⁣
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We ate countless bureks, drank copious amounts of coffee and worked from some of the coolest cafes. We can’t wait to get back to Belgrade!⁣
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European Digital Nomad Summer 2022, incoming ✨⁣
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After 4 months in Medellin, Colombia - we decided to head to Europe for the rest of the year!⁣
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Travel planning just becomes part of your lifestyle as digital nomads - it almost becomes a side hustle. When we're not working or exploring, we are researching/booking our next destinations!⁣
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What countries did we decide on?⁣
🇬🇧 England⁣
🇦🇹 Austria⁣
🇭🇷 Croatia⁣
🇷🇸 Serbia⁣
🇫🇷 France⁣
🇳🇱 Netherlands⁣
🇵🇹 Portugal⁣
🇲🇰 North Macedonia⁣
and finally, a last-minute decision to visit...⁣
🇨🇾 Cyprus⁣
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We found flights for only $400 to London from Colombia! My lovely friend and her husband were the best hosts and showed us around their new home. We spent a week in London exploring, acclimating to this continent and working from Pret! ⁣
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TTA TIP: If you're in London, Pret has a subscription service for only about £30 and you get 5 drinks per day plus a cafe space to do a little work!⁣
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*I'm going to be recapping the rest of our 2022 as digital nomads for the next few posts, we are currently in Asia🤪 ⁣
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Figuring out where to live can be difficult as a d Figuring out where to live can be difficult as a digital nomad. Medellin is a big city to navigate but there were some areas that stood out to us. ⁣
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We moved from Laureles to El Poblado in March to truly answer the question “Which neighborhood is best for digital nomads?” - there seems to always be a debate (for good reason). If you read our blog post on where to stay, you’ll know our answer 😉⁣
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If you hate working from home - you’ll love your ‘office’ options in Poblado! There are endless cafes, coworking spaces and free coworking zones in the mall (yes, free!). @elopenspace, @pergaminocafe and El Tesoro Mall are some of the faves!⁣
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Medellin, Colombia continued to impress us and we’re so glad we ended up staying here for 4 months in 2022!⁣
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Settling into a new country as digital nomads isn’t always easy…⁣
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…We spent our first full month in Medellin, Colombia going through a list of things to sort out for ourselves (per usual).⁣
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It might look like we just land in a country and have everything sorted by day 1 but that’s certainly not the case.⁣
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In each country as digital nomads, you have to:⁣
- Buy a local SIM card (or find an eSIM solution - @airalocom & @realnomadtravel are our faves)⁣
- Find your local grocery store⁣
- Get connected with the digital nomad community (constantly putting ourselves out there)⁣
- Figure out where to work (coworking vs cafes)⁣
- Plan the activities we want to do while visiting the country⁣
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We heard so much about Medellin for digital nomads, we just had to check out what all the buzz was about (especially as we run a blog for digital nomads).⁣
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This was also my (Ashley’s) birthday month and we went paragliding for the first time (2nd pic). We flew with @paraglidingmedellin 💯 I absolutely loved it - if you get the chance, it was a great experience!⁣
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2022 didn’t start off as we expected…⁣
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…lying on the beach in Thailand, one of our favorite places in the world. 🌴⁣
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Instead, we were touring a couple more US cities: Phoenix, San Francisco and Miami! At this point, we didn’t know how our year would look but we just needed to nail down our next location as digital nomads.⁣
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How did we do that? Simply go on Google flights, enter Miami (where we currently were) and don’t add a destination! There was one place that popped up that was high on our digital nomad destination list - Medellin, Colombia! 🇨🇴⁣
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For $245.15 USD total, Matthew and I hopped on a 2 hour plane ride to a country (and continent) we’ve never stepped foot on before! 🥹⁣
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We were tired of flying and traveling (faster than usual) and we decided to make Medellin our base for a few months but that’s for the next couple of posts to come…⁣
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Well, that's the truth...🤷🏻‍♀️ ⠀ Dig Well, that's the truth...🤷🏻‍♀️
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Digital nomad life isn’t for everyone.

There are days you’ll feel excited to live in a new country every couple of months, ready to learn about other cultures & always inspired by fellow digital nomads you meet on the road. 

But there are days where you’ll feel lonely, stuck, miserable and exhausted from moving and/or always making new friends. 

This digital nomad lifestyle is no way perfect, as it may look. But…

We wouldn’t have it any other way 🤍
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