• Starlink WiFi with download speeds up to 320 Mbps and upload speeds of 30 Mbps
• Connection is stable for remote work and video calls, with only occasional brief interruptions during heavy storms
• Dedicated coworking space with 8 workstations and ergonomic chairs
• Early and late calls can be taken without disturbing other residents
• No wired ethernet option available
• No backup internet connection
• Power outages are rare, a few times per year, with no generator or UPS backup

• Mi Casa runs three organized community activities per week, with additional recommendations shared so guests can join as much or as little as they like
• Sample weekly schedule: Monday beach day in La Punta with volleyball and tacos at sunset; Wednesday Mexican cooking class at Mi Casa followed by a family-style dinner; Friday morning yoga in the garden, free afternoon, and optional bar hopping in Puerto Escondido at night
• The team also maintains a curated list of local markets and businesses so guests can connect with and support the local community
• A part-time community manager and host is on-site and available to guests
• The coliving has a social rating of 8 out of 10 and a chill rating of 7 out of 10
• It is not party-focused
• As Fernanda put it, most digital nomads here are open people ready to make friends and have adventures
• You can be in a place full of strangers and never feel alone
• The goal is genuine connection, not a packed activity calendar
• Most socializing happens naturally, over meals, at the beach, or over a cooking class
• Most guests are solo travelers between 25 and 35, staying for a month or longer
• The atmosphere is calm, curious, and community-minded without being overwhelming

• 6 private rooms and one shared room, accommodating up to 15 guests
• Room types include: Zicatela (king bed, private bathroom with bathtub, bougainvillea views), Bacalar (double bed, private bathroom, spacious closet), Mazunte (king bed, private bathroom, ground floor), Zipolite (double bed, shared bathroom with one other room), Sayulita (double and single bed, shared bathroom with one other room), and Carrizalillo (shared room with four beds and shared bathroom)
• All rooms have a lock on the door
• Some rooms include a work desk
• Air conditioning available in rooms
• The house is a traditional Mexican home and is not soundproof
• Expect natural neighborhood sounds including birds, roosters, and the ocean
• Weekly room cleaning included
• Fresh linens and towels provided
• Free drinking water and coffee or tea provided
• Communal spaces include a fully equipped kitchen, living room, rooftop, garden and terrace, swimming pool, and BBQ area
• Note: the pool is shared with a neighboring property, requiring a short walk outside the main house
• Washing machine available
• Small dogs welcome with conditions: up to 2 dogs per stay, pets not allowed on beds or sofas, owners must clean up, and a pet fee of 200 MXN per night applies
• Notify the host in advance

• Located in La Punta Zicatela, a relaxed surf and beach neighborhood in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca
• 5-minute walk to the main street in La Punta with cafes, restaurants, and bars
• 9-minute walk to the beach in La Punta, ideal for surfing and sunset views
• Small local shops such as 7+1 are 2 to 4 minutes away on foot for quick groceries
• Mercado Zicatela is around 10 to 12 minutes by scooter for fresh produce and local products
• Larger supermarkets like Chedraui are 10 to 15 minutes away by scooter or taxi
• 15 minutes from the nearest airport
• Public transport is limited
• Shared vans called colectivos run along the main road with stops near La Punta
• Renting a scooter is the most popular and practical way to get around and explore nearby beaches
• Local taxis are also available in the area
• A car is not necessary
• The area is fully walkable or bikeable for daily life
• Nearby activities include gym, yoga studio, surfing, cycling, and sea swimming
• Best months to visit are November to May for dry, sunny weather
• June to October brings a greener, quieter season with afternoon rain showers
• The neighborhood is generally calm and welcoming
• Common-sense precautions are recommended at night, as in any beach town

Remote workers who want to actually experience Mexican culture, not just be near it. People who enjoy a peaceful daily rhythm: surf or beach in the morning, focused work through the day, good company in the evening. Solo travelers looking for real community without pressure. Anyone curious about local life, open to a cooking class, a market run, or learning a few words of Spanish along the way. Those who want a warm home base, not just a place to sleep.

Those looking for a party hostel or high-energy nightlife every evening. People who prefer to keep entirely to themselves and are not open to shared living. Light sleepers who need a fully soundproofed environment: this is a traditional Mexican home and you will hear birds, roosters, and neighborhood life. Anyone unwilling to respect the space, the other guests, and the local community around them.