Remote workers at a sunlit table, laptops and coffee, mid-conversation.

We built it for the way we wanted to live.

Hotel comfort. Coworking focus. A real community. Built by people who travelled enough to know what was missing. And who got tired of waiting for somebody else to fix it.

Working travel broke us.

For five years we lived in the gap between the Airbnb on weekdays and the hostel on weekends. Comfort or community. Productivity or social life. Quiet WiFi or loud kitchen. We never quite found a place that did both, so we kept switching, kept paying for two stays at once, kept arriving in cities and rebuilding our routines from scratch.

The category that should have existed did not. Hotels were comfortable but designed for tourists who leave on Sunday. Coworking spaces were productive but emptied out at 6pm. Coliving was either dorm-room cheap or branded and overpriced. Hostels were warm but unworkable.

So we kept making lists of what was missing. Better desks. Reliable fibre. A community that was already there when you arrived. Weekend programming you did not have to organise. A community manager who actually knew the city. Eventually the list got long enough that the only honest thing to do was build it.

Build the place where work and travel finally agree.

Hotel comfort. Coworking focus. Real community. The three were never supposed to be a trade-off. We built the place where they finally aren't.

For too long, life has followed the same script.

Study.

Work.

Wait for the weekend.

Wait for the holiday.

Wait for "one day."

Some of us stopped waiting.

They are ambitious. They build businesses, create ideas, push themselves forward.

They refuse to believe that success should come at the cost of living.

They want to wake up in new places.

Meet people outside their normal circles.

Order coffee in Spanish by week two.

Sit next to people whose Monday looks nothing like yours.

Work hard. Live fully.

Believe that work should support life, not replace it.

Vivus exists for these people.

The ones who refuse to postpone life.

The ones building careers while exploring the world.

The ones who pick warm afternoons over predictable ones.

Life is not something you wait for. It is something you live.

Six cities in twelve months.

Medellín opens the season. The rest are scoped, partnered, and on the calendar. We open one city at a time so each one earns its own community before we move on.

  1. Open

    Medellín, Colombia

    Opens June 1, 2026

    The first house. El Poblado, twelve rooms across four tiers, rooftop workspace, Regus access seven minutes away.

  2. Coming

    Mexico City, Mexico

    February 2027

    Roma Norte. Vivus Experience cohort first, then a permanent house. Climate runs cool, calendar runs busy.

  3. Scoping

    Lisbon, Portugal

    April 2027

    Príncipe Real. The first European stop. Tested as a Vivus Experience before any house lights up.

  4. Scoping

    Cape Town, South Africa

    November 2027

    Bo-Kaap. Long days, summer hours, a rare timezone bridge between Europe and Asia.

  5. Scoping

    Athens, Greece

    September 2027

    Koukaki. Shoulder-season Mediterranean, walkable, full of small dinners.

  6. Scoping

    Bali, Indonesia

    June 2027

    Canggu. The known node on the remote-work map. We arrive only when we know what we add to it.

Ready when you are

Pick the way in.

A long stay in Medellín, or a curated trip with a small group. Two doors. The same idea on the other side of both.