A “Nomad Base” in the context of alternative travel usually refers to a flexible living arrangement designed to support backpackers and digital nomads – individuals who work remotely and travel frequently. These bases provide a sense of stability and community while offering the amenities necessary for a productive work environment, an enriching lifestyle or cultural exchange.

Nomad Bases often feature co-living and co-working facilities.

These spaces combine living accommodations with workstations, reliable internet, and community events, and promote both productivity and social interaction.  They also provide cost-effective living solutions that cater specifically to the needs of long-term travellers and digital nomads.

Options range from private villas in places like Costa Calma, Spain, to shared coliving spaces in Buenos Aires, or organic farms which offer amenities such as high-speed internet, video conferencing facilities, and access to local attractions.

Sustainable practices

As environmental consciousness grows, many Nomad Bases emphasise sustainable living practices and well-being. This includes eco-friendly accommodations, wellness activities like yoga and meditation, and responsible tourism practices that support local communities.