Becoming a Digital Nomad in Bansko, Bulgaria

Nov 23, 2023 | Digital Nomad | 25 comments

Becoming a Digital Nomad in Bansko, Bulgaria




Bansko, Bulgaria is becoming an increasingly popular destination for digital nomads looking for an affordable and picturesque place to live and work. Situated at the foot of the Pirin Mountains, Bansko offers a unique blend of modern amenities and traditional Bulgarian charm, making it an ideal location for those seeking a balance of work and leisure.

The town boasts an excellent infrastructure for remote workers, with high-speed internet available in most accommodations and co-working spaces popping up throughout the area. The cost of living in Bansko is significantly lower than in many other European cities, making it an attractive option for those looking to stretch their budget while still enjoying a high quality of life. In addition, Bansko is known for its beautiful natural surroundings, offering plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, skiing, and mountain biking.

When it comes to finding a place to live, digital nomads have a variety of options in Bansko. The town has a range of accommodations, from modern apartments to traditional Bulgarian houses, all at affordable prices. Many of these properties include amenities such as coworking spaces, gyms, and even outdoor spaces for remote working, making it easy for digital nomads to find a comfortable and convenient place to live and work.

One of the biggest draws of living in Bansko is its vibrant expat community. Many digital nomads and remote workers have already made the move to Bansko, creating a supportive and social environment for those looking to connect with like-minded individuals. The town regularly hosts events and workshops geared towards remote workers, providing ample opportunities for networking and collaboration.

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In terms of leisure activities, Bansko offers a wide range of options to keep digital nomads entertained outside of work hours. The town is a popular destination for winter sports, with its ski resort attracting visitors from all over the world. In the summer months, Bansko transforms into a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, with its numerous hiking trails and mountain bike routes.

Overall, living in Bansko, Bulgaria as a digital nomad offers a unique and fulfilling experience. With its affordable cost of living, high-quality infrastructure, and stunning natural surroundings, it’s no wonder that more and more remote workers are choosing this town as their home base. Whether you’re looking to immerse yourself in the local culture, connect with a supportive community, or simply enjoy the beauty of the Bulgarian mountains, Bansko has something to offer for everyone.


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25 Comments

  1. Warren Wong

    Keep making content Sergio, you have a gift.

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  2. John Do-ntchaknow

    Soon as I can land a fully Remote position I am headed to Bulgaria or Serbia. Friends in both countries. You're lucky to be able to visit there.

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  3. Eva Z

    Hi Sergio 🙂 Thanks for the video, I'm currently staying there and was wondering how to find the Bansko Street Dogs asso location? I've been to the one pinned on Google maps ans there was nothing there. I contacted them but they didn't reply to me.

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  4. John Nash

    It's nice that they have this and all, seems like a good community.. but no way I'm I going to Bulgaria not to hangout with Bulgarians and be around the culture..

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  5. Allen the Tishbite

    where is God in all of this? its all drinking and eating and mindless entertainment but what about God? this nomad lifestyle you promote is Godless … Eat and Drink for tomorrow we dine in hell? God said if you are not gathering with me you are against me, what shall it profit a man if he gain the whole world and lose his soul?

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  6. Пикачупикапика

    Hey guys! Can any local tell me more about the electric bills during the winter time. I’m interested of buying a small apartment in Bansko, it’s simply beautiful but I’ve heard a lot of negative comments about high electric bills. If anyone knows more please let me know! Thank you for the amazing video

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  7. יפית חגבי

    Thanks for introducing Bansko. I enjoyed it very much

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  8. Сергей Тонев

    MY PRETTY, BEAUTIFUL, WONDERFUL AND BELOVED BULGARIA! I MISS VERY MUCH MY MOTHERLAND! I WILL COME SOON!

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  9. Quinn E

    Sofia has been on my list but I don’t know much about Bansko! Thanks so much for this video!

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  10. Daniel Avila

    Bro! nunca pense que iba a ver el video de principio a fin! una vez fui a Bansko en el invierno y me parecio un paraiso! Yo soy de Venezuela y mi esposa es Bulgara, estoy emocionado de que en mi pueblo favorito de Bulgaria, podre conseguir toda esta gente interesante de todas partes del mundo, ademas estoy muy decepcionado del mundo laboral y mi plan es irme al mundo digital. Ahora estoy en España pero en los proximos meses nos mudaremos a Bansko, no sabes el impacto que me dejaste con tu video, no puedo esperar mas!

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  11. ira kuznetsov

    Великолепное видео.
    Получила массу прекрасных эмоций!
    Вы большой молодец!
    Благодарю!

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  12. European Football Tour

    This is a great video!!! Really captures the feel of the place. Arrived in Bansko a little after the nomad fest and not managed to leave yet.

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  13. iliriacum666

    Always people who come from the US amaze me with their physical strength but in the same time I feel so bad for them…as this guy is Mexican/American reality in those places for a man is very harsh…unless you don't have a big biceps and look like a turkey is a high chance you will be bullied or even get killed…!

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  14. My Latin Life

    First heard about Bansko from Johnny FD

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  15. Космически прах

    Super detailed and enjoyable video, amigo. Looks like a mini movie. You should be paid for every second by our stupid and useless Ministry of Tourism. Respect! I hope your video reaches even more views because you did a very good job promoting our country because we are very tired of banal and negative etiquettes on an almost daily basis.
    Edit: Your video has even more views than Gabriel's one on Bansko! 😀

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  16. ThePremiumForges

    Thanks for the Valuable information. I have plans on working remote and training on the slopes there this winter. Safe Travels!

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  17. Antje Roggemann Medium

    Thank you, Sergio, for this video. You made me go to Bansko. I will be there starting next week for 2 months. I’m excited. Keep sharing your experiences. I love it.

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  18. Paul Dumitrescu

    they should use more often latin alphabet! name haemus would bring much more luck to stara planina, take the greek model of succes!

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  19. Flora Lucy Teresa

    i’ve been going to bansko for years and just fell in love with it. It made me so sad to see lots of businesses struggling due to covid when i went this year

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