Spend one month with digital nomad fellows in Medellin, Colombia!

Nestled in the Aburrá Valley of the Andes Mountains, Medellín is Colombia’s second-largest city. This fertile region is famous for its coffee plantations and is known as the City of Eternal Spring because of its paradise climate. What's included? - Work-Friendly Accommodations - Co-Working Pass - Professional Development - Dedicated Team Lead - Airport Arrival Transfer - Welcome Essentials - City Guide​ - Local SIM Card - High-Speed Internet in the Room and Common Areas​ - Cleaning Services - Backup Technology (Laptop, Charger, Batteries) When you choose to visit Medellín, you’ll be hosted by a group leader who is a WiFi Artists employee and will travel with the group throughout the entire duration of your stay. Unlike other remote work companies, we never leave you hanging. You’ll also have support from our on-the-ground team in Medellín. If you need help booking a tour, finding the best local activities, or getting questions answered, the team is your go-to resource!

Why Choose Medellín For Your Remote Work and Travel? Explore the Natural Beauty Since Medellín is located in a bowl in the Andes mountains, you’re practically guaranteed a beautiful view of stunning landscapes everywhere you go. The city also has some gorgeous parks and gardens, as well as miles of hiking trails. So, you can enjoy the hustle and bustle of the city and escape to nature whenever you desire. Get to Know the Welcoming Locals The people of Medellín, also known as paisas, are famously known to be welcoming people. As you walk through the streets, you’ll be met by friendly smiles, and don’t be surprised when the locals strike up a conversation with you! The attitude of the locals toward tourists and expats makes for a pleasant visit unlike what you’d experience anywhere else. Experience Unparalleled Coffee and Cuisine When you visit Medellín, you’ll be in the thick of Colombia’s coffee region. There is no shortage of excellent cafés and restaurants to enjoy throughout the city. To get an authentic culinary experience, be sure to try the bandeja paisa, a traditional dish of meat, beans, rice, plantain, and avocado. Visit Amazing Museums Peruse the fine museums and exhibits in Medellín, some of the best Colombia has to offer. You can view pieces from the city's most famous artist, Fernando Botero, at the Museo de Antioquia. Or, visit the Carlos Gardel museum, which pays tribute to the legendary tango singer who tragically died in a plane crash in Medellín. To witness the city’s innovation, head to the Parque Explora science and technology park – it’s full of interactive exhibits, an aquarium, and a 3D theater. Fun and Football Medellín is home to one of Colombia’s top football teams, Atlético Nacional. The team has won the Colombian league 16 times and the continental Copa Libertadores competition twice. One of the most popular things for travelers to do is to watch a live match at Atanasio Giradot Stadium. It might just make you a sports fan if you aren’t one already!

Comuna 13 is a vibrant and colourful neighbourhood in Medellin, Colombia that has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years. Once known for its violence and poverty, Comuna 13 is now a hub of creativity, innovation, and community spirit. Wander through the streets and you'll be struck by the stunning street art that adorns the walls and buildings. These murals tell the story of the neighborhood's history, struggles, and triumphs, and are a testament to the resilience and creativity of its people. But Comuna 13 is more than just a canvas for street artists. It's a place where young people are finding new opportunities through music, dance, and entrepreneurship. From hip-hop battles to salsa classes, there's always something happening here that celebrates the rich cultural heritage of Colombia. But perhaps the most inspiring thing about Comuna 13 is the sense of community that permeates every corner. Despite its troubled past, this neighborhood has come together to create a brighter future for its residents.

Nestled in the heart of Colombia, Guatape is a vibrant town that boasts colorful streets, breathtaking landscapes, and a rich cultural heritage. With its stunning lakeside location and charming colonial architecture, Guatape is a feast for the senses. Take a stroll along its cobbled streets and you'll find yourself transported back in time, surrounded by brightly painted houses and intricate murals that tell the stories of the town's past. But Guatape is more than just a pretty face. This lively town is home to a thriving arts scene, with local artists showcasing their work in galleries and street markets. And if you're feeling adventurous, there's plenty to do here too. Take a boat tour of the lake, go hiking in the nearby hills, or try your hand at rock climbing on the iconic El Peñol rock. But perhaps the best thing about Guatape is its people. Warm, friendly, and always ready to share their love for their town, the locals here will make you feel right at home. *Note: The price for the trip to Guatape is not included in the program cost.

Santa Marta is a vibrant city that offers a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. With its stunning beaches, lush rainforests, and colorful colonial architecture, Santa Marta is a feast for the senses. Explore the city's historic center and you'll discover a treasure trove of fascinating landmarks, from the 16th-century cathedral to the ancient ruins of the Tayrona civilization. But Santa Marta is also a modern, cosmopolitan city, with a thriving arts scene, lively nightlife, and a rich culinary tradition that blends Caribbean and indigenous flavors. And then there's a natural beauty. With its proximity to the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta mountains and the Tayrona National Park, Santa Marta is an outdoor adventurer's paradise. Hike to cascading waterfalls, go birdwatching in the rainforest, or snorkel in the crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean Sea. *Note: The price for the trip to Santa Martha is not included in the program cost.