Coliving in Fuerteventura, Spain

Coworksurf is a coliving network built around the surf lifestyle, placing remote workers in community homes at the world’s best breaks — from Fuerteventura and Peniche to Canggu, Taghazout, and Lofoten. Founded in 2016, it has grown to a community of more than 3,500 nomads across dozens of locations, all connected through a shared ethos of combining productive remote work with serious time in the water.

The Experience

The structure at each Coworksurf location follows a similar rhythm: mornings often start with an early surf before the wind picks up, then a full working day in the coliving’s coworking setup, and evenings shared with housemates. Most stays run one to four weeks. Booking one Coworksurf property gives instant access to the wider online community and local WhatsApp groups for the destination — so arriving solo doesn’t mean arriving without context.

Each house is run by a local host — some surfers themselves, others experienced coliving operators — who organize group activities and handle the day-to-day logistics. Surf lessons, board rentals, and connections to local instructors are typically arranged on request. The tone across the network is relaxed but productive: Coworksurf hosts a community with enough shared identity that strangers quickly find common ground.

The Space

Properties across the network vary by location and host, but all meet minimum standards for coworking: reliable high-speed internet (speeds at listed properties range from 50 Mbps to 800 Mbps depending on location), a dedicated workspace, and private or shared bedrooms. Most properties include a shared kitchen and common areas designed for both work and social time. Pricing runs from €1,100 to €2,500 per month depending on room type and destination. Fuerteventura and Canggu, Bali are two of the most popular chapters.

Who It’s For

Coworksurf is for remote workers who surf — or want to learn — and who want the productivity of a proper coliving alongside genuine access to waves. It suits people who find standard digital nomad accommodation too isolated and prefer a ready-made community of like-minded people. Stays of one week are possible, though most guests stay longer to get the full rhythm of surf, work, and community. With locations across Europe, Africa, Asia, and Latin America, the network supports nomads on multi-continent itineraries.

Location Highlights

Current locations span Morocco (Taghazout), Portugal (Peniche, Ericeira, Sagres), Spain (Tenerife, Conil, Fuerteventura), Indonesia (Canggu), Mexico (Puerto Escondido), Ecuador (Montañita), Sri Lanka (Ahangama), Norway (Lofoten), and beyond. Each location is chosen for wave quality as much as for livability — the network doesn’t list destinations simply because they’re popular with nomads.