Working from home is here to stay, but your boss never said it has to be your home. And we’re all for renting a remote workplace for a month in an adobe house on the chilled-out Mexican coast, a loft apartment in a hip French city or a cute cabin in the Norwegian fjordland. Most of us are still feeling a little travel-starved, so a longer working holiday could be just the thing to brighten up a season working from home.
As a travel writer specialising in responsible travel, I try to visit new destinations less often, but for longer, combining remote working with a holiday. I know I build a stronger relationship with a place when I live and work there, cooking food with ingredients bought at a local market, learning to surf, or cross-country ski in my downtime, learning the language, making new friends and exploring the area at weekends. Here’s our edit of ten dream remote work rentals that will make working from home feel like a holiday….
