Living in Cyprus as a digital nomad has its pros and cons but overall, I think it’s a great option. Nomads benefit from fantastic wheather and a cafe culture that is conducive to working.

The internet connection in Cyprus, particularly in the cities mentioned in this blog, is very good. Nearly every cafe has super fast and reliable WiFi for working. 4G signals are also abundant within the city centers.

When you’re not working, there’s so much to see and do. The beaches are incredible with their beautiful sands and clean waters. The tavernas and restaurants serve amazing traditional food, and the mountains harbour some brilliant vineyards for wine lovers.

The cities are established and modern, so you’ll find all of your home comforts in Cyprus. Combine that with the siga siga, – translating as “slowly, slowly” – way of life in Cyprus.

Here are some options to work remotely in Cyprus.

1. Cafés and Coffee Shops: Many cafés and coffee shops offer free Wi-Fi and a relaxing atmosphere conducive to working. Comfortable seating and ample table spaces should be choosen.

2. Co-Working Spaces: While not as prevalent as in larger cities, there are some co-working spaces in Northern Cyprus where can be rent a desk or workspace for a few hours or longer.

3. Libraries: Public libraries can be a quiet and distraction-free environment to work and most of them provides free Wi-Fi access and comfortable seating.

4. Hotels and Resorts: Some hotels and resorts may offer day passes or access to their business centers, which often have amenities like Wi-Fi, printing services, and quiet workspaces. This can be also a comfortable option for people who work remotely.

5. Beachfront or Parks: Working outdoors is an option also. Can be considered finding a spot on a beachfront or in a park and set up you desk. In summer time people should bring a shade umbrella or hat to protect their screen from glare.

6. Shopping Malls: Many shopping malls have designated areas with seating and Wi-Fi and can be work comfortably while also being close to amenities like food courts and restrooms.