COLOMBIA EXPERIENCE: Medellín & the Coffee Region

May 1 - 18, 2027

From $1,650 USD*

* All-inclusive remote work trip - Accommodation + weekend activities.

The remote work trip that blends urban energy, coffee landscapes, and connection.

Colombia Experience is a 2-week remote work & travel program for remote workers, creatives, and entrepreneurs who want more than just a vacation. You’ll live and cowork from Medellín, a vibrant city full of creative energy, cafés, and walkable neighborhoods - before ending with 4 unforgettable days in Salento, Colombia’s breathtaking Coffee Region.

Expect: productive weekdays, local cuisine, cultural treasures, and city life - followed by weekend adventures hiking Cocora Valley, visiting coffee farms, and exploring colorful streets - with a group that loves culture, coffee, and adventure as much as you do.

WHERE WE’RE GOING

We’ll be based in Medellín for the first two weeks, a modern and vibrant city nestled in the Andes and full of creative energy. Known for its year-round spring-like weather, Medellín has become a hub for remote workers thanks to its café culture, friendly locals, and walkable neighborhoods. Manila, our home base, is close to everything, with great restaurants, coworking-friendly cafés, running routes, and parks - everything you need to settle in and live like a local.

During the weekdays, you’ll balance focused work with coffee breaks, local exploration, and evening connection with the group.

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For the final four days, we’ll move to Salento, a charming town in Colombia’s Coffee Region surrounded by green mountains and misty mornings. Here, the pace slows and weekends are for adventure: hiking the Cocora Valley among towering wax palms, visiting family-run coffee farms, and wandering colorful streets, cafés, and viewpoints - fully immersing in Colombia’s nature, culture, and warmth.

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OUR CASA

In Medellín, we’ll be staying in a modern coliving house in Manila, one of the city’s most walkable and friendly neighborhoods. Each private room has its own desk, so working remotely is easy and comfortable. The house has a dedicated coworking area, an open kitchen where we’ll share meals, and common spaces that make it easy to hang out, connect, and relax between work sessions. It’s the kind of home where it feels natural to start your day with coffee and end it with conversation.

In Salento, we’ll switch the city pace for nature. Our stay is in an accommodation surrounded by green hills, colorful streets, and views of the mountains. It’s simple, calm, and the perfect reset after exploring Medellín.

CHOOSE YOUR VIBE

Sleep, work, and relax in spaces designed for comfort and connection. Choose the package that fits your vibe and join the tribe for the full experience.

Private Room Package

Stay in your own private room during your Medellín adventure. This package includes accommodation, curated experiences, and weekend explorations - from city culture and street art to hiking the Cocora Valley and visiting family-run coffee farms.

Your Spot: $2,000 USD

Semi Private Room Package

Share your space with a fellow triber while fully experiencing Medellín. This package includes accommodation, curated experiences, and weekend explorations - from city culture and street art to hiking the Cocora Valley and visiting family-run coffee farms.

Your Spot: $1,650 USD

*We accept payments via Wise, Venmo and US Bank transfer (without fee) or We travel (+3.9 - 4.9% fee). Ask us about payment plans.

*You can share a private room with another person, just let us know ;)

THE COLOMBIA ADVENTURES

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Guatapé Full Day Trip

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Comuna 13 Walking Tour

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Cocora Valley Full Day

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Horseback Riding

NOMATRIBE SIGNATURE EXPERIENCES

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Family Dinners

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Skillshares

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Noma CircleS

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Pop-up coworking

MEET YOUR LOCAL LEADER:

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🇨🇴 OLGA

Olga is a proud paisa born and raised in Medellin - your local host and travel-loving guide through this colorful corner of Colombia. After years of exploring both her hometown and the world, she’s developed a sixth sense for uncovering the best cafes, hidden bars, and the coolest spots that rarely make it into guidebooks.

Whether the group is wandering through Medellín’s creative districts or soaking in the magic of Salento’s landscapes, Olga makes sure everyone experiences Colombia with the eyes - and heart - of a local. She’s passionate about people, stories, and cultural exchange.

For her, the best part of traveling is the human connection - and as a host, she creates the space for meaningful conversations, shared laughs, and an authentic taste of Colombian warmth.

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A DAY WITH THE TRIBE …

A day with Nomatribe flows naturally, you choose your rhythm, and the group supports it.
We work, move, explore, and share moments that feel easy and real.

A soft start to the day - maybe a morning walk, a quick workout, café run, or quiet time to ease in.
Work mode. You’ll have access to a designated place to work from plus cafés and rooftops nearby. Everyone’s on their laptop, headphones on, building things, making calls, sending proposals - remote work stays remote work.
Breaks happen naturally - someone suggests fruit, bakery stop, or a sunlight stretch on the patio.
This is where the magic usually happens. Skillshares, local dinners, dance lessons, sunset viewpoints, or wandering a new neighborhood together.

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🤔FAQs

Yes. You need a part-time or full-time remote job, or an online business you run yourself. Every trip is built around a normal workweek, so the whole group is balancing work and adventure together.
Most Tribers are between 25 and 35. They’re remote professionals from all over the world: marketers, engineers, designers, creators and entrepreneurs. Groups are small, so it feels like traveling with friends, not a tour.
1. Pick your trip and tap See trip & reserve.
2. Pay the $500 reservation fee to hold your spot.
3. Book your vibe-check call with us.
4. After the call, we confirm your spot by email. If it’s not the right fit, we refund your $500.
Not sure yet? Book a call first
We stay in a private house just for our group, never shared with strangers. Every house comes with a designated space to work with high-speed internet, a fully equipped kitchen and common areas to hang out. They’re in central or well-connected neighborhoods. That way you’re close to cafés, gyms and markets, and you still have a quiet place to work and keep your routine.
Each trip page shows the options for that trip.
- Private room: your own room.
- Semi-private room: you share a room with one other participant of the same gender, with two single beds. You only share with people from your trip.
- Dorm room: Only in Floripa, you share a room wiht 3 people, with bunk beds.
No problem, and it depends on the destination. Before every trip, we ask everyone about their work schedule, and we plan weekday activities around the group’s average work hours. As a general guide:
- Mexico, Guatemala & El Salvador: most people start early and finish mid-afternoon.
- Colombia & Peru: most people work a classic 9 to 5/6 PM.
- Brazil & Argentina: most people work from around 11 AM to 8 PM.
- Switzerland: most people work afternoons and evenings, roughly 3 to 11 PM local time.
Yes. There’s something to join every day. Weekday activities are optional, so it’s totally normal to skip one when work gets busy. Some Tribers shift their hours a bit during the trip to join more plans. Weekend activities are full-day adventures where the whole group goes together, and that’s where the magic happens.
Your stay, coworking and the main weekend excursions are already included. Your main extra costs will be food and personal spending. We share restaurant recommendations, and every house has a kitchen, so you can save by cooking and shopping locally.
Yes. All trips start with a $500 reservation fee.
- Payment plan (if you book more than 60 days before the trip): 50% one month after booking, and the remaining 50% at least 60 days before the trip starts.
- Full payment: pay 100% at once. This is required if you book within 60 days of the trip.
Your spot is secured with a $500 deposit - this officially holds your place while we bring the group together
A trip is confirmed once we reach 6 members or 60 days before departure, whichever comes first.
If the trip does not reach the minimum number of travelers, you’ll receive a 100% refund.
- Once the trip is confirmed, the $500 deposit becomes non-refundable. You’ll receive an email confirming the trip as soon as it’s officially locked in
This allows us to confidently move forward with accommodations, logistics, and all the details that make the experience special.
For full details, please review our Cancellation Policy.
No. You’re responsible for checking visa requirements and getting travel insurance with international coverage. We partner with SafetyWing for nomad insurance. Get your coverage here

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If you’re craving connection, new perspective, and adventure while still working - this is your moment. Apply to Join!