Jeju Island is also a go-to favourite for travellers and remote workers alike. The country’s largest island sits just south of the peninsula, and the South Korean residents who come here are often on holiday, giving it a more laid-back feel. “Though it’s small, there is so much to see. It’s got an interesting history as a volcanic island, and you can see the women divers the island is known for,” said Markel.
The island has two main cities – Jeju and Seogwipo – and everything is easily accessible. Nomads say there are plenty of cafes for convenient working, and relaxing is easy after-hours – though don’t expect the same level of nightlife as the bigger cities.
What to see
One thing remote workers love about living here is that it’s just as easy to sightsee as it is to find a convenient place to work. As a relatively small country in terms of landmass, South Korea and its attractions can be navigated relatively quickly, making it doable to take day trips no matter where your…
