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If you’re a digital nomad currently traveling the world and looking for the next safe haven to set up a temporary base and enjoy With both a low cost of living and a high quality of life, you have come to the right place.
Between the rising prices of Mexico City, the volatile currency of Buenos Aires and even the former unusual spot of Tbilisi housing crisisWe can’t blame you if you think that all our favorite nomad destinations worldwide are no longer viable options.
It’s definitely a trickier world to navigate, especially if you’re on a tighter budget, and that’s why you need to keep this one 4 relaxing hidden gems in mind for 2025:
Vitoria, Brazil
Vitoria, the medium-sized capital of the Brazilian coastal state of Espírito Santo, with approximately 323,000 inhabitants, is a fast growing city that has yet to reach the level of Rio’s disorderly growth, but that’s far from boring:
It is best known for its wide, long sandy beaches, especially Praia do Cambria, the 16th-century Penha Monastery, perched on a rocky outcrop overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, and its slower pace of life, with lower levels of petty crime and violence.
As a nomad, you are expected to budget $1,640 per month living in Vitoria, according to Nomads estimates: Rents are about 34.6% lower than in Sao Paulo, Brazil’s most expensive metropolis, averaging $504 for a downtown apartment, and a meal at a restaurant will cost you about $6.
Alanya, Turkey
Alanya, Antalya’s lesser-known sister, is located east of the world-famous seaside resort, and it is a smaller, less chaotic, fortified port city centered around a picture-perfect historic center with colorful Ottoman-era houses and narrow streets covered in cobblestones.
Cleopatra Beach is said to have been visited by, you guessed it, Cleopatra herself. Alanya’s ancient castle dates back to the period of Seljuk rule, and there is even an octagonal Red Tower overlooking a turquoise Mediterranean Sea: in short, it exudes Old World charm.
Better yet, it’s not the kind sultry European holiday off season to break the bank – we’re talking $10 dollars for a simple meal at a cheap restaurant, $515-734 in rent (look up Numbeo), and $1,342 in monthly expenses total.
Agadir, Morocco
Agadir, a holiday resort on Morocco’s Atlantic coast, backed by the breathtaking Anti-Atlas Mountains, is an emerging leisure destination that Europeans have flocked to for their sunny holidays this winter.
Digital nomads, on the other hand, continue to sleep on it despite the fact that temperatures are pleasant out of season, with lows of 56 and highs of 71 degreesa high concentration of laptop-friendly eateries, where you can have lunch averages $4, and a beautiful casbah (citadel) on a hilltop overlooking the ocean.
Agadir is also much safer than the average Moroccan conurbation, with low crime levels and offering residents a higher quality of life without blowing the budget: you can even live comfortably in a waterfront apartment where you can eat out most nights less than $1,713 per month.
San Miguel de Allende
A beautiful colonial-era city in Mexico’s hinterland, San Miguel de Allende is best known for its Instagrammable corners, with cobbled streets and charming squares flanked by colorful houses, and a pink cathedral with twin towers.
Something most nomads However, we don’t know for ourselves that it could be a great alternative to bustling Mexico City or an overpriced Playa Del Carmen, with its many laptop-friendly cafes (view Geek & Coffee), green areas and low crime.
Moreover, it is historically significant and significant more peaceful than larger citiesSan Miguel will certainly appeal to budget-conscious travelers, who prefer to keep their monthly expenses under $2,300 per month (more specifically, $2,332).
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