Hacker Paradise

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4.80
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About Hacker Paradise

Hacker Paradise is a community-based travel program, providing enriching experiences to an inclusive & diverse travel community of remote workers. We work hard and adventure far. Every month we call a different destination home: join us for a whole year, or travel month-by-month. We always opt for “the road less travelled”, bringing you unique shared experiences that you won’t find in the Lonely Planet. Our program includes high-quality accommodations and coworking spaces, engaging local events and workshops, and two on-the-ground facilitators to manage any potential issues. That means you can focus on what matters most: building the career you’ve always dreamed of as you travel the world. Flexible Trip-lengths | A Robust Program | Over 20 Destinations To Choose From

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Tucker Hawkinson
GB

Can't wait to go on another! I recently went on the France trip with HP. We stayed in a beautiful château in Normandy. This was my first trip to Europe and I was a little concerned about traveling to another country with a group of folks I'd never met before. Immediately I got a warm welcome from Sary, our wonderful community facilitator who made us all feel at home. As the month went on and I got to know the folks on the trip it was clear that HP has really built a community around remote work and curates great experiences for us all to get to know each other - from crêpe mornings on Sunday to the weekly shared lunches. I'm so happy I went on this magical trip and I can't wait to go on more!

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Brent Bobik
GB

Cape Town, South Africa I have done only one trip with HP, but plan to do more. I traveled to Cape Town and arrived a few days before the Omicron outbreak. There was some concern among some of the group, but it was handled very professionally by the two administrators Taylor and Juan! A plan was put in place by the team and multiple outlets were provided to voice your thoughts/opinions/ideas. I could not commend them any higher on all they did for the group and they are a majority of the reason I felt safe during my time with HP and why I plan to go again. Otherwise, there was so much to do and wish I could have stayed twice as long to experience it all with the great people I met on the program. I would recommend to the company to keep a cap on the number of people allowed on a trip at one time. There were a lot of this trip and it was hard to coordinate time to experience and meet with some. I highly recommend anyone looking to travel remotely with others from all backgrounds to try a trip with HP.

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Cami
GB

Looking forward to my next trip with them! I had an amazing experience with Hacker Paradise. Sharing with a multi-culturally diverse group of nomads makes you grow and learn so much. The places they choose for their chapters and shared experiences are unique and fun! Juan & Sam have been the best facilitators ever! They really make a difference! The energy they transmit helps build a sense of community, and they are always available to help you. Hoping to have them as my facilitators again on my next trip. All in all, I cannot wait for my next HP trip in June :)

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Adeney Zo
GB

Really fun first HP trip to Tokyo I went on my first HP trip to Tokyo, and it far exceeded my expectations! We had a great group that balanced work with fun (a lot of it!). There was something happening every day, and people had such enthusiasm and excitement for doing things together. Also our facilitators, Juan and Sara, did a great job coordinating weekly activities (no small feat with a big group) and weekend trips. I'd highly recommend HP if you're looking to meet new people and explore a place together while working remotely.

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Filip Giorgi
ES

I went with HP into a trip in Phuket I went with HP into a trip in Phuket, Thailand and I really loved the experience. Most of the group was extremely friendly and the accommodation was amazing (with great infinity pool). The only inconvenients were that the co-working place was a bit crowded with not enough meeting rooms.

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