Spend one month
in Lisbon, Portugal
>30 days. Housing. Experiences. Coworking. Gym. Concierge. All-Inclusive / Customize
Monthly stay packages in Europe’s coolest capital.
Make Lisbon your playground for an entire month. Stay, explore, work, and recharge abroad— together with a local Nigerian community.
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Welcome to your home for the month. We've curated a modern collection of some of the Lisbon's most coveted apartments — handpicked for comfort, style, and a sense of connection.
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Made for slow traveling and remote working — show up, settle in, and get access to inspiring coworking spaces in town.
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See a deeper Lisbon beyond the touristy through itineraries led by local chefs, artists, and community.
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Get a bundle of discounts, perks, and access to Lisbon’s top properties, services, and experiences. Easily bookable all in one place.
Just show-up. Start living. Everything is set-up for you.
Housing
Stay in safe and vibrant areas
Choose a shared or private apartment—handpicked, fully equipped, remote-work ready, and set in lively areas like Cais do Sodré, Saldanha, and Príncipe Real.
Community
Join a Portuguese inner circle
Each week brings something new, with you on the guest list for group workouts, dinners, and outings. You’ll connect with a vibrant mix of creatives, founders, and locals who make the city come alive.
*Active during group sabbatical dates: WebSummit, and Santos Populares month.
Experiences
Explore curated local activities
Go deep with one topic, like learning to sail in a month, or book daily sessions like surf trips, Sunday hikes, seafood tours, and more—all at your doorstep.
Amenities
Keep your lifestyle abroad
Make it a perfect month—coworking, bikes, gym, spa, and more, all bookable through your local host with exclusive offers. Let us handle the logistics.
Workspace
Work from inspiring places
Stay productive with access to Lisbon’s most creative coworking spaces during your month, within the proximity of your Sabbatical house.
Local Host
Our Kigali team is here to ensure an unforgettable month.
Got lost or need anything at all? Simply reach out anytime, you'll have access to a dedicated support throughout your month.
Wander freely for the month in Lisbon
Think of our sabbatical as an empty canvas—fill it with local experiences and group activities that you can easily join, plus plenty of free time to explore on your own. Your host will help plan your month.
Stay solo or socialize. Relax or experience it all. We offer endless possibilities for a month—with the freedom to explore your way.
About Lisbon
About Lisbon
With year-round sunshine, Lisbon is one of Europe’s brightest and most inspiring cities. Enjoy buzzing creative scene, startup energy, surf culture, and a relaxed lifestyle at an affordable cost.
Why you’ll love Lisbon
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The happiest city in the world
The Portuguese capital gets a whopping 2,801 hours of sunshine a year, plus locals work an average of 31 hours a week – meaning there’s plenty of time to catch those rays. And it’s apparently the second friendliest place, too.
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
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The best place for digital nomads to live
A value for money destination for those looking for remote work, especially when compared to big European cities like Barcelona and Paris.
BUSINESS INSIDER
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One of Europe's biggest startup hubs
The city is home to over 30 incubators and accelerators and nearly 50 co-working spaces.
FORBES
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The world's greatest places in 2022
Peak-y beach breaks like Carcavelos, just ten minutes from the bustling, historically important city center.
SURFER MAG
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The 'It Place' to visit in Europe right now
The city was founded circa 1200 B.C., making it older than Rome, and is steeped in history namely due to its roots as a thriving port.
ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST
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Lisbon's cuisine is an adventure
A new contingent of chefs, both local and international, are cresting a wave of modern Portuguese cuisine.
CONDÉ NAST TRAVELLER
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One of Europe’s more affordable capitals
Twenty euros or under will buy you a three-course meal with wine at most restaurants.
THE NEW YORK TIMES
