Latin America · 14 days
The shape of a week is fixed and simple. Monday to Friday is work mode. The house has fast Wi-Fi, a proper desk and quiet space, so you keep your meetings and your hours. After work there is something on most evenings — a salsa class, a food tasting, a family dinner cooked together, a skillshare led by someone in the g…
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Latin America · 14 days · From USD 1650 (indicative)
The shape of a week is fixed and simple. Monday to Friday is work mode. The house has fast Wi-Fi, a proper desk and quiet space, so you keep your meetings and your hours. After work there is something on most evenings — a salsa class, a food tasting, a family dinner cooked together, a skillshare led by someone in the group, or just a sunset. The weekend is adventure mode: a full-day trip with the whole group, sometimes overnight.
What the weekends actually are depends on which trip you book. The Peru Hike trip includes the Salkantay Trek, finishing at Machu Picchu. The Guatemala trip includes the Acatenango volcano hike, an ATV ride to the Altamira viewpoint above Antigua, and canyoning in a waterfall near Baños in Ecuador on the combined itinerary. The Caribbean Dream trip sails from Cartagena to Panama through the San Blas Islands, with tubing on the Don Diego River in Buritaca, Santa Marta. The Ecuador trip includes a road trip to Cajas National Park.
Groups are deliberately mixed by nationality — the company says it has hosted more than 30 nationalities across seven countries. Reviews from past guests describe the group becoming close quickly, with people doing the activities because they want to rather than because they have to. Several mention that having the logistics handled let them stay productive at work while still doing a lot.
The hosts are the difference from a standard tour. Yomi (Peru) and Vero (Colombia/Panama) founded the company and lead many of the trips themselves, often in their home countries. They are described by guests as knowing every spot, every food stop and every practical tip, and as treating the trip like hosting friends in their own region rather than running a coach tour.
This is not a fitness retreat and there is no training programme. The physical side is whatever the weekend adventure involves — a multi-day trek, a volcano ascent, sailing, surfing, canyoning. You need to be able to work full days and then hike or travel at weekends.
- Accommodation in a private house with coworking space - Fast Wi-Fi, a real desk and quiet work space - Tours and weekend adventure trips organised by the hosts - Transportation for organised activities - Evening activities such as salsa classes, food tastings, family dinners and skillshares - A Tribe Leader who works remotely and knows the country
- Flights to and from the trip - Travel insurance - Personal expenses - Meals not listed as part of organised group dinners and tastings - Visa fees - Anything not confirmed in writing by the operator