Find your perfect coliving space in Bohol for remote work and digital nomad lifestyle.
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CoLivings in Bohol
Why coliving in Bohol is a great choice
Bohol feels easy. Hot and humid most of the year. Sun, sudden showers and green hills. The vibe is slow. Locals smile. There is church bell time and street food at night. Most travellers enjoy the laid back beach life on Panglao and the wild scooter rides around Chocolate Hills.
For digital nomads it is chill. Cost of living is low compared to big cities. You can eat fresh seafood and rent a room without breaking the bank. Internet in towns and cafés is usually good. I found a tiny café in Panglao with decent fiber where freelancers trade tips. Out on boats or in remote villages it gets spotty though. Power cuts happen sometimes. For some, this will be amazing. For others, annoying.
Things to do are endless. Dive, snorkel, watch tarsiers, float on the Loboc River. I read about a beach volleyball game at Alona and ended up playing with locals. There is a small, friendly nomad crowd and a few meetups. It feels like a real place to live for a while.