nanuk: Just like Airbnb for nomads and team retreats

nanuk

Maker

My boyfriend and I have been traveling the world while staying in co-living places for a few months now. Every time we move to a new country, we have to search for the perfect location that provides the type of accommodation which we need, find out if there is a coworking space which we can use and decide if we would fit in the community. It’s a time consuming activity and, especially when you travel with one or more people, it can become very difficult to find the place that best fits your needs. And that's why we came up with nanuk 😊 We put together a list of more than one hundred co-living places around the world. These are places where we would personally go or where we have already been. We created a special algorithm to score each location on popularity and the community vibe. Moreover, we offer an overview of the facilities, the internet speed, the type of accommodation and other important features. We hope that nanuk will give you some inspiration and will make it easier for you to plan your next trip, either by yourself or with your team, whether it is on a beach in Mexico or skiing in Switzerland. And because we know that money saved on accommodation can be money spent on cool adventures, we also offer some nice discounts. We would love to hear what you think about the website, if you like it and/or if you think we should make any improvements. Please let us know if you know any co-living places which are not on the current list.

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7yr ago

Abadesi

Hustle Crew Academy

Thanks for hunting! @bentossell and I were just chatting about this topic the other day. Looks super useful 🌏 🛫 How did you find it adjusting from living together (pre-travelling) to the digital nomad lifestyle? @ana_maria_jijaescu

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7yr ago

Ana-Maria Jijaescu

nanuk

Maker

@abadesi Thank you for checking out nanuk. One of the nice thing about co-living is that if one of us is busy with work and the other one wants to go explore, it's easy to find someone else in the community to join for a day trip or a short visit somewhere. In general, we try to keep a balance between traveling and working by having a well organized schedule. It's also easier if you're staying in one place for more than 3-4 weeks because then you feel like you have enough time to explore later if you have a few busy days at work. Hope this answers your question :)

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7yr ago