"Instead of big cities or popular coworking hubs, they bring groups of nomads to lesser-known villages and coastal towns, with the idea of supporting local communities while offering participants an authentic cultural experience. I recently joined one of their projects in a tiny Greek town called Raftis, in the Peloponnese region, and I'd love to share my experiences to help you decide if the digital nomad projects they offer could be a good fit for you."
"Each of their coliving retreats has its own flavor, depending on the town chosen. Here's the general setup: Stay: Accommodation in shared apartments, private apartments, or small hotels within the town. Work: Internet is provided, though speeds may vary depending on the remoteness of the location (something to be mindful of). Community: You'll live and work alongside a small group of digital nomads. Activities: Expect group meals, day trips, cultural workshops, and plenty of time to explore together."
Tursi Digital Nomads organizes small-group coliving retreats in lesser-known towns across Greece and Italy, centering stays around local culture and community. Retreats typically last two to four weeks and include accommodation options, a shared workspace or reliable communal Wi-Fi, and curated activities like group meals, day trips, and cultural workshops. The programs prioritize connecting participants with locals, supporting small businesses, and showcasing traditions. Internet speeds can vary in remote locations. The overall approach emphasizes slowing down, enjoying nature, immersive cultural experiences, and collaborative living rather than hustle-focused coworking.
Read at www.spendlifetraveling.com
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