From nowhere to nomad: How I did it
January 1st, 2024: the moment it clicked January 1st, 2024. I’m halfway through a month-long trip through Colombia and Peru and I’m sitting in the co-working space of my hostel…
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Digital Nomad Trip Report: Olón
Quick Facts about Olón for Digital Nomads Trip Date July 2026 1-bed Airbnb Country Ecuador Cafe Latté £1.50-2.00 Currency Dollar (USD) Signature Dish Ceviche Primary Language Spanish Physical SIM CNT…
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Top 5 cafes for digital nomads in Cuenca
Cuenca is one of those cities where cafés quietly become part of your weekly routine. You pop in once, and suddenly you are there every few days ordering the same…
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“Why do you live in Ecuador?” A story of how it took a year to find my new home
I have lost count of how many times I’ve been asked this and honestly, it was never somewhere I had considered. You know what, I don’t think I’d ever even…
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Dealing with loneliness as a digital nomad
“You’ll be lonely if you go” A remark from a co-worker not long before I set off. But at the time, I was the loneliest I’d ever been. Sat in…
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Postcards from Gualaquiza
I’m in Cuenca, Ecuador for the foreseeable future, on their digital nomad visa and recently took a little trip down to the small town of Gualaquiza. Gualaquiza is one of…
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The biggest killer of your nomadic dream won’t be loneliness
Every post you read will say the same thing: it’s damn lonely on the road. And sure, I get it, you do need to make a conscious effort to build…
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2-Days in Andalucia: Road trip with a dog
Andalucía has always felt like one of those places made for road trips. The landscapes roll out in front of you, changing from olive groves to mountain passes to dramatic…
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Postcards from Seville
Back in Europe for the summer (well, European summer), I put down roots in Seville for two months. You can read my trip report, here.
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Digital Nomad Trip Report: Seville
Ah, Seville. Land of flamenco, orange trees and absolutely brutal afternoon heat.
Seville is Spain's fourth-largest city (after Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia) and is the beating heart of Andalucía. A city that's both fast and slow at the same time; fast because there's always something going on from festivals to processions to markets and slow... well, because it's Spain. "Mañana, mañana..."
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