Truly remote working in Papua New Guinea.

A rocky day at the office in Taghazout, Morocco

‘My office in the Carpathians. No neighbours around, no city rush, just nature, a hot tub, a cosy villa, a laptop and the feeling of freedom. I fell in love with this landscape so much, that I am thinking of bringing eight more digital nomads with me. It’s too beautiful not to be shared: spend time co-working, co-living and masterminding in this amazing place.’

‘My bush-based office Tanzania. I’m helping someone set up a new business here in the southern highlands of Tanzania. This was our office for the day. It’s also where the Wi-Fi is. Nice spot!’

Working at the Hubud workspace in Bali.

‘Working on the deck of my apartment in New Zealand with a beautiful view into the green garden. So peaceful and inspiring – love it here!’

‘As a travel writer and blogger, I spend around six months of the year away from home. I’ve set up my office in beachside cafes in Mexico and Belize, hostels with views of the Andes in Chile, ski chalets in the Alps, in the skies as I fly to my next destination, and most recently, a hammock in St Martin in the Caribbean! One of my favourite work spots was cruising Croatia’s Adriatic last year and blogging from the boat.’

‘I’ve been working on distributed teams since 2006. Early on I was sequestered in a dark attic with one window. I’ve since upgraded to a well-lit room – where my best friend and co-worker (pictured here), Edmund, helps me stay on task.’

‘Last year I started my own business, rented out my house and went on the road. My first destination to work for a while was Tarifa, a lovely kitesurfing town in southern Spain. This photo was taken in Monda on my way to Tarifa.

‘Working remotely from my van.’