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Discover coliving in Mexico, where warm weather, welcoming communities, and endless adventure make remote work feel effortless. From surf towns on the Pacific coast to vibrant cities full of culture, Mexico offers a lifestyle that's easy to fall in love with.

Explore our Puerto Escondido location and stay tuned as we continue expanding across Mexico.

High-Speed WiFi

Desks in Rooms

Community Events

Coworking Space

Community Manager

Weekly Cleaning

Locations | Coliving Mexico

1. Puerto Escondido

All year round

Tucked along the coast of Oaxaca, Puerto Escondido is a laid-back surf town where life flows easy. Think barefoot mornings, palm-lined streets, and a friendly mix of locals, artists, and digital nomads who came for a week and stayed for months.

2 Coliving homes

14 Private Rooms

3 Studios

1 Shared room

Laid back vibes

Beach life

Big waves

Yoga

Best tacos nearby

Private room

From

$749

/4 weeks

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Nomadico Zicatela

Rooftop workshop

Nomadico Centro

Workspace

Nomadico Centro

Nomadico Zicatela

Rooftop workshop

Why coliving in Mexico?

Let's dive into what you can expect from coliving in Mexico as a digital nomad. Mexico is known for its vibrant culture, rich history, delicious cuisine, all-year-round warm climate, and much more. But we would like to give you a little more insight than this before making your decision to come down to the land of tacos and mezcal (FYI: just as popular as tequila). Strap yourself in and see our take on a nomad paradise.

Convenience

Mexico neighbors the United States, so for all you nomads from the states, Mexico City is just one (relatively) short flight away and from there just a couple of hours to any place in Mexico you want. Did you know Google Flights is great to check for fluctuations in flight prices? If it doesn't really matter when you go, then you can keep an eye on it and book whenever is cheapest.

Climate

For you guys that are not a fan of cold weather, you don't have to worry in Mexico. This country is warm all year round. There are still differences where some locations are super hot and others have a cooler climate, but it rarely freezes. Check timeanddate.com to see what the temperature is now at over 50 locations.

Affordability

The cost of living in Mexico varies per locations. Naturally where there are lots of tourists the cost of living will rise simultaneously. Places like Cancun or Baja California during the American spring break will unsurprisingly be expensive. But fortunately, we are not focusing on those locations on this page. If you want to have a general overview of Mexican affordability of utilities, restaurants, transportation, etc., then have a look at numbeo.com.

Food culture

Taco's, Chilaquiles, Huevos Rancheros, Machaca, Discada, Tamales, Quesadilla, Enchiladas, Esquites and Mole. We just named 10 dishes our team named together in a heartbeat. Have you tried all these dishes? No? Then organize your trip to food heaven right now and immerse yourself in one of the best (or arguably the best) food country in the world.

Adventure

Did you know you can dive with sharks in Mexico? The underwater world in some parts of Mexico is simply astonishing. Why not do a Padi course during your time here and dive to meet whale sharks, sea lions, sea turtles, manatees and last but not least… blue whales. For the latter you will need to go Baja California during whale season (December to March).

Living in Mexico

Now that we have laid out some cool spots for you to consider. Here are some of the logistics to think about and prepare for.

Visa

Mexico allows tourists can stay for up to 180 days! Check out the following Wikipedia page about the Visa policy of Mexico to see if you need one yourself. Be aware though that the actual time you can spend in Mexico, is decided at the border by Mexican authorities. You will get a tourist visa which will grant you a period less than 6 months usually. Also, don't say you are a digital nomad, as working is not allowed with this visa.

Internet access

As Mexico is a huge country, the internet access varies massively throughout different areas. Overal it is improving a lot, partly due to the amount of digital nomads working in remote areas.

Safety

One of the most asked questions by people considering going to Mexico as a digital nomad (or tourist in general), is if it's safe. It's a valid question as there are gang fights reported in some areas now and again. Although again Mexico is huge and usually the fights stay in one place or state. So make sure to go to recommended places and if you want to go to the off beat track, then do research! Check out Mexico's peace index here. A yearly study conducted by the Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP).

Culture

The top three cultures that have influenced Mexican culture the most are the Nahuas, the Mayans, and the Zapotecs. Of course, these have blended with Spanish culture after being colonized. But that's not all; Mexico has one of the seven wonders of the world and 34 UNESCO world heritage sites. If you're into history and culture, get ready to be educated!

Language

Mexico has a total of 68 different indigenous languages, but luckily for you, most of Mexicans speak Spanish ;-).

COMPARISON | COLIVING MEXICO

Airbnb vs. Coliving

Airbnb

Nomadico Coliving

💻 Workspace

❌ Not guaranteed

🌐 WiFi reliability

⚠️ Hit or miss

✅ Dedicated setup

✅ Tested for remote work

👥 Community

❌ Solo stay

✅ Built-in community

🎉 Events

❌ None

🏡 Local experience

⚠️ Depends

🧠 Ease of arrival

⚠️ Varies by host

✅ Weekly events

✅ Local hosts + community

✅ Plug & play

🧹 Weekly cleaning

❌ Usually none

✅ Included

What do you actually get?

You can spend weeks working from a kitchen table, figuring out where to meet people, testing WiFi speeds, and hoping your host replies when something breaks.

Or…

You arrive, open your laptop, and everything just works.
Fast WiFi. A proper desk. People to have dinner with. Plans for the week already lined up.