Tbilisi, Georgia

Tbilisi has quietly become a haven for remote workers seeking charm, connection, and low living costs. Picture cobblestone streets, warm locals, creative cafés, and the freedom to stay visa-free for up to a year.

Accommodation: €400–€600/month for a furnished apartment

Coworking Spaces: Fabrika and Impact Hub Tbilisi

Community Vibe: Growing organically, with locals and nomads mixing easily

Georgia’s slow pace and sense of history give remote workers space to settle in and focus.

Da Nang, Vietnam

Da Nang offers a rare mix: coastal calm, city convenience, and coworking on tap. The expat and nomad scenes are smaller than in Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh, but that’s exactly the appeal.

Accommodation: €300–€500/month

Coworking: Enouvo Space and Fablab Danang

Local Meals: €2–€5

Remote work meets surfboard here, it's easy to log off and head straight to the beach for sunset.

Medellín, Colombia

Medellín’s rise has been steady, and in 2025, it’s solidifying its place as Latin America’s creative remote hub. Great infrastructure, lively culture, and affordable living make it ideal.

Neighborhoods: Laureles and Poblado

Rent: €350–€600/month

Coworking: Circular and Selina Medellín

Expect energetic workdays followed by music, street food, and mountains all around. It’s a city that lets you breathe and move, without slowing down.

Ljubljana, Slovenia

Small, green, and full of personality, Ljubljana is a fantastic choice if you crave both urban life and proximity to nature.

Rent: €500–€800/month

Coworking: Poligon Creative Centre

Lifestyle: Lakes, forests, trails, all within easy reach

Slovenia also gives you the chance to base yourself centrally in Europe, while avoiding the overwhelm of big cities. Clean, calm, and creatively stimulating.

Kefalonia, Greece

This Greek island is slowly making its name in the digital nomad world, and for good reason. With turquoise beaches, friendly villages, and peaceful rhythms, it’s ideal for those looking to slow down without disconnecting.

Rent: €400–€700/month

Coworking: Limited but growing, plus excellent villa options

Food: €10–€15 in local tavernas

And here’s the best part: we’re hosting a coworking trip in Kefalonia starting October 11.

Stay for one week or two, and work from a hilltop villa that feels more like a resort than a house. It’s the perfect place to find focus, connect with others, and live your remote lifestyle in a beautiful, inspiring environment.

🧳 Check out the Kefalonia coworking trip here

Embracing New Places

These destinations may not yet have the global nomad buzz of Lisbon or Bali, and that’s the point. They invite you to:

Spend less and live more

Meet locals and build meaningful friendships

Create your own rhythm and routines

Explore new cultures with presence and curiosity

A change of place often brings a change of perspective, and for us remote workers, that shift can be everything.

Want to read about what happens when you actually go all-in on a coworking trip? Check out Nico's reflection on Marrakech, one of the trips that changed everything for him.

Let’s Find Your Next Base

There’s no one-size-fits-all answer to where digital nomads should go next. But if you’re craving connection, creativity, and affordability, these emerging destinations are more than worth a look.

If you’re ready to explore your next coworking adventure, Feel.Travel is where it begins.

Safe travels,

Alessandro