Ready to work remotely in one of Italy's most beautiful villages? Look no further than Tropea, Calabria - a hidden gem full of natural beauty, culture, and food. With low living costs and amazing beaches, Tropea is the perfect place to enjoy the digital nomad lifestyle in one of Europe's most beautiful destinations.

Tropea is located in the Calabrian region of Italy, facing the Tyrrhenian Sea. The town was founded by the ancient Greeks in the 8th century, surrounded by lush hills. It is known for its winding cobbled streets and stunning beaches. During the summer, the town bustles with life and visitors, while in spring and fall, it's a blissful paradise.

"Strangely, Tropea was one of the first stops on my Digital Nomad Journey at the age of 17. It has retained an extraordinary charm with its beautiful beaches, especially during the off-season. But we will need to gather our friends, as there is very little going on outside the main season from June to September," says Julien Uhlig, Entrepreneur and Nomad, for the last 30 years.

The Calabrian coast is an excellent place for remote workers to take advantage of the fantastic beaches, culture, and food at a low price. With the rise in prices in Remote Work Destinations like Bali, Koh Samui, and Koh Phangan, the old European Destinations have become much more attractive again. It may be time to go home?

Tropea's beaches are said to be some of the most beautiful in Italy. One of the most unique and visually impressive beaches is Spiaggia di Riniti, adjacent to the old town. The turquoise waters and white sand make it a perfect spot for swimming and sunbathing. The best time to visit Tropea is during spring or fall when the weather is mild, and the beaches are empty. During this time, you will find many cost-saving deals in accommodation and transportation.

When visiting Tropea, it is essential to try some of the local dishes. Calabria is well-known for its regional specialties, such as 'nduja, a spicy spreadable sausage used generously in various dishes. 'Nduja is included in the Tropea onion, which is a traditional Calabrian dish. Another popular local dish is the 'friselle', a type of flatbread made from durum wheat.

Beyond Tropea, there are plenty of places to visit in Calabria. Popular destinations include the historic town of Gerace, Cirella Park with its Roman ruins and coastal views, the stunning old town of Scalea, and the ancient city of Sybaris. It is also possible to take day trips to Naples and the stunning islands of Sicily.

Tropea is sure to be an unforgettable destination no matter how long you stay, so why not make the most of it and start your digital nomad journey today. With breathtaking beaches, low-cost living, culture, and local dishes, Tropea is one of Italy's best-kept secrets!

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