Burned out by fast travel? Discover why digital nomads are embracing Slowmadding- a slower, deeper way of working remotely. With thriving coliving hubs in Medellín, Oaxaca, and San Cristóbal, Co404 is helping nomads find routine, community, and long-term balance in Latin America.

If San Cristóbal is mountain magic and Oaxaca is mezcal and mole, then Medellín is pure energy! Known as the city of eternal spring (25°C sunshine pretty much year-round), Medellín has become one of the top digital nomad hubs in Latin America. It’s vibrant, innovative, and ridiculously livable… so don’t be surprised if you come “just for a month” and end up rearranging your life plans.

If San Cristóbal is mountain magic and Oaxaca is mezcal and mole, then Medellín is pure energy! Known as the city of eternal spring (25°C sunshine pretty much year-round), Medellín has become one of the top digital nomad hubs in Latin America. It’s vibrant, innovative, and ridiculously livable… so don’t be surprised if you come “just for a month” and end up rearranging your life plans.

Guess what- being on the road does not mean being alone! We’re big believers that home is not where you’re from, but where you feel connected- and that can be literally anywhere! Every year around Thanksgiving, that feeling fills our houses in Oaxaca, San Cristóbal, and Medellín.

A celebration that connects life, death, and joy Few experiences feel as alive as Día de los Muertos! Every year from October 31 to November 2, Mexico fills with music, colour, and soul as families welcome back the spirits of loved ones through food, flowers, and memory. But the purpose isn’t to mourn, it’s all about reunion! A moment when the line between worlds softens and joy takes the place of grief. And if there is one place where that energy truly comes to life, it’s Oaxaca.

Guess what- being on the road does not mean being alone! We’re big believers that home is not where you’re from, but where you feel connected- and that can be literally anywhere! Every year around Thanksgiving, that feeling fills our houses in Oaxaca, San Cristóbal, and Medellín.