Digital Nomad Hotspots to Work Remotely This August [2025 Edition]
Looking for where to work remotely this summer? These cities are packed with Wi-Fi-ready cafés, aesthetic workspaces and vibes you’ll actually enjoy logging on from.
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Working from home used to be a luxury. Now? It’s a lifestyle—and one that everyone should be able to enjoy.
Whether you’re already working remotely full-time or you’re just planning to take a few months abroad with your laptop, there’s never been a better time to embrace the digital nomad life. The question isn’t if you should go—it's where.
From sun-drenched beaches to cozy European cities, these are the top 10 digital nomad destinations for August 2025. Each one has something special—reliable Wi-Fi, minimalist cafés, vibrant local culture and the kind of productivity vibe that actually makes you want to finish your to-do list.
No matter your aesthetic, these places belong on your travel bucket list.
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Lisbon, Portugal
Lisbon is one of the best places to work remotely in Europe right now. The city’s creative energy, affordable neighborhoods and scenic views over terracotta rooftops make it ideal for both work and wanderlust. Plus, it’s full of digital nomads, remote workers and creative freelancers building their businesses one espresso at a time.
Cafés to check out:
Hello, Kristof – minimal and quiet with curated coffee
The Mill – Aussie brunch meets Portuguese charm
Fábrica Coffee Roasters – for serious focus sessions
2. Chiang Mai, Thailand
Chiang Mai has long been a go-to for budget-savvy digital nomads—and for good reason. It’s lush, welcoming, full of co-working spaces and affordable enough to stay for a while. August brings that moody-green monsoon vibe, making it the perfect time to hunker down with your laptop in a cozy café.
Cafés to check out:
Ristr8to Lab – edgy, award-winning and designed for coffee lovers
Graph Café – creative menu, tiny space, huge aesthetic
Artisan Café – light-filled and leafy, ideal for long work sessions
3. Medellín, Colombia
Medellín is quickly becoming a favorite among digital nomads in South America. With spring-like weather all year, vibrant neighborhoods like El Poblado and a growing remote work scene, it's easy to find your groove here—between coworking and salsa nights.
Cafés to check out:
Pergamino Café – known for its ethically sourced beans and laid-back vibe
Café Velvet – modern, peaceful and ideal for solo work days
Algarabía Café – colorful, calm and super photogenic
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4. Tbilisi, Georgia
Georgia’s capital is rising fast on the remote work radar, especially with the country’s 1-year digital nomad visa. Tbilisi has an offbeat creative scene, walkable neighborhoods and a deep cultural charm that feels both old-world and futuristic at once.
Cafés to check out:
Stamba Café – housed in an old printing factory, now ultra-stylish
Coffee LAB – Nordic-inspired with a rooftop view
Prospero’s Books & Café – cozy bookstore + café = work heaven
5. Canggu, Bali
Bali continues to top remote work travel lists for good reason. Canggu is especially ideal—balancing surf-town energy with serious get-it-done vibes. It’s the kind of place where you’ll hit your deadlines and your daily steps, all before lunch.
Cafés to check out:
Crate Café – spacious, industrial and buzzy with other nomads
BGS Coffee Bar – low-key and steps from the beach
The Shady Shack – tropical, vegan and Instagram gold
6. Mexico City, Mexico
Mexico City is a cultural powerhouse—and it’s quickly becoming one of the top digital nomad cities in the Americas. With endless museums, modern co-living spaces and cafés that rival Brooklyn’s best, it’s no surprise CDMX is a favorite among creatives.
Cafés to check out:
Blend Station – open, leafy and designed for laptop dwellers
Café Nin – beautiful interiors with even better pastries
Casa Cardinal – modern, bright and always buzzing
7. Tallinn, Estonia
Tallinn is Europe’s under-the-radar remote work capital. The city’s digital-first mindset (Estonia invented the digital nomad visa!) means fast internet, smart city design and a calm, focused atmosphere ideal for deep work.
Cafés to check out:
RØST Bakery – artisanal, simple and beautifully lit
The Living Room – true to its name, it’s a cozy place to settle in
August Café – reliable Wi-Fi and gorgeous interiors
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8. Cape Town, South Africa
Cape Town offers the dream combo of natural beauty and city comfort. It’s a unique remote work destination with access to mountains, ocean and amazing coworking spaces—all while keeping you within a European-friendly time zone.
Cafés to check out:
Truth Coffee Roasting – iconic, steampunk-themed and super productive
Deluxe Coffeeworks – minimalist and serious about beans
Yours Truly – leafy courtyard, chill playlist, great for creative work
9. Buenos Aires, Argentina
If you want big-city culture without the big-city price tag, Buenos Aires is calling. The mix of European architecture, affordable cost of living and buzzing café culture makes it a perfect place to set up shop for a few months.
Cafés to check out:
LAB Tostadores de Café – modern and made for coffee nerds
Birkin – elegant, brunch-ready and great for a full workday
Cigaló Café – intimate, arty and full of remote workers
10. Canary Islands, Spain
The Canary Islands are Spain’s best-kept remote work secret. Tenerife and Gran Canaria are both packed with co-living options, fast internet and year-round sunshine. Bonus: you’re still in the EU, but it feels like the tropics.
Cafés to check out:
Café del Mar, Tenerife – oceanfront views and reliable Wi-Fi
Cool Beans Coffee Roasters – laptop-friendly and stylish
La Bohême, Las Palmas – loved by digital nomads for good reason
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Our Final Thoughts: You Can Take Your Job Anywhere
In 2025, remote work isn’t just a trend—it’s a movement. Whether you’re chasing sunshine, creative inspiration, or just a new backdrop for your work life, these destinations make the leap easier than ever.
So pack your bags, bring your laptop and say yes to work-life balance on your own terms.
Which destination is on your dream remote work list? Let us know in the comments below! Don’t forget to bookmark this list for your next digital nomad adventure.