The Best Coliving Spaces for Digital Nomads (+ Finder)

What is coliving?

Coliving is shared living for people who work remotely. You get a private room in a furnished house, a place to work and people to share meals and weekends with.

Stays run from a few nights to a few months, and the rent usually covers bills, Wi-Fi and cleaning.

Who is the coliving finder for?

It's for anyone who wants company on the road:

• Digital nomad locations – nomads choosing where to go next
• Coworking space finder – people who'd rather live alone and work with others
• Best value cities – anyone weighing a coliving's price against the city's
• Visa-free countries – travelers checking how long they can stay

Coliving solves the loneliest part of working remotely, and those tools help with the rest.

The best coliving platforms

Some links here are affiliate links: if you book through them, I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Every fact comes from each platform's own site, read 2026-09-30.

1. Outsite

Outsite is the premium way to colive. It runs its own Signature Homes, designed for remote work and slow travel, and adds curated partner stays in cities like Singapore, London and Cape Town.

It lists 51 open locations, from Ericeira and Lisbon to Oaxaca, Medellín and San Francisco. You can stay from 3 nights to 3 months.

The membership is how you get the better deals. Members get up to 40% off extended stays, 50% off flash sales, a free week in new destinations and credits on every stay.

Outsite says members save $350 a booking on average, across 21,349 stays it has hosted.

Who is Outsite for?

Outsite is for remote workers who want a polished room, a real place to work and people like them, and who'd rather book a proven house than gamble on a listing.

If you'll stay more than a couple of times a year, the membership pays for itself fast.

Key features

• Signature Homes designed for remote work, community and slow travel
• Curated partner stays in more cities
• Outsite Trips: curated one-month journeys for remote workers
• Members-only locations and a monthly new-member mixer
• A jobs and sublets board for members
• Team retreats and business memberships

Pricing

Outsite has two memberships, and each stay is priced by the house:

• Yearly Membership – $199 a year, renewed only when you're ready.
• Lifetime Membership – $499 once, for access for good.
• Stays – slow-season deals from €800 a month at houses in Ericeira, Sagres and Lisbon.

2. Coliving.com

Coliving.com is the biggest coliving marketplace. Hosts list furnished rooms in shared homes, and you book by the month.

It counts 2,000+ homes and 40,000+ rooms in 400+ destinations across 70+ countries, with 23,000+ reviews and 115,000+ members.

What makes it easy to trust is the protection. It verifies every host, collects your payment after the booking is confirmed, and refunds you if the home is very different from the listing.

Who is Coliving.com for?

Coliving.com is for anyone moving to a city for a month or more who wants a furnished room and housemates, without hunting through classifieds.

It's the one to search when a place has no Outsite or Coworksurf house.

Key features

• 2,000+ homes in 400+ destinations
• Verified hosts and verified reviews
• Payment protection and move-in protection
• Free cancellation within 24 hours of booking
• Bills included in the price
• 24/7 support

Pricing

• Booking – free, with no booking fees.
• Rent – set by each host, by the month, with bills included.

3. Coworksurf

Coworksurf is coliving for surfers. Every space sits near a surf spot, from Ericeira and Taghazout to Siargao, and each is run by its own host.

It lists 51 spaces in 19 countries and says its community has 3,500+ nomads.

Each host lists the Wi-Fi speed, so you can check the connection before you book.

Who is Coworksurf for?

Coworksurf is for remote workers who plan the day around the waves, and want a desk, fast internet and other surfers in the house.

Key features

• 51 surf coliving spaces in 19 countries
• The Wi-Fi speed on every space, from the host
• Offers for teams
• Hosts can list their own space

Pricing

• Rooms – each host sets its own prices, shown on the space's page.

4. Casa Basilico

Casa Basilico runs pop-up coliving chapters that move each season, with the founders there for the month.

Accommodation, Wi-Fi, coworking, cleaning, weekend experiences and shared dinners with Italian cooking are included.

The next chapters are Pipa, Brazil, from January 15 to March 15, 2027, and Buenos Aires from March 21 to April 21. Its Banana House in Madeira takes monthly stays all year.

Who is Casa Basilico for?

Casa Basilico is for people who want a hosted month with a small group, where the plans and the dinners are already sorted.

Pricing

• Pipa, Brazil – from €1,997 for January 15 to March 15, 2027.
• Buenos Aires and Madeira – on Casa Basilico's site.

5. Taste Remote

Taste Remote, formerly The Eatinerant, runs food-led retreats for remote workers, plus a free online community between them.

Its next one, Civita Remote, runs from October 8 to 31, 2026, in Civita Castellana, Italy, for 30 remote workers. Accommodation, meals and cooking, workshops and the logistics are handled.

Who is Taste Remote for?

Taste Remote is for remote workers who love food and want three weeks of good company in small-town Italy.

Pricing

• Civita Remote – early-bird pricing before each edition, on Taste Remote's site.
• Community – free.

Where the coliving houses are

These places have the most Outsite and Coworksurf houses within 40 km:

• Ericeira – 13 houses
• Lisbon – 11 houses
• Weligama – four houses
• Lagos, Portugal – three houses
• Medellín – three houses
• Taghazout – three houses
• Austin – two houses
• Canggu, Bali – two houses
• Funchal, Madeira – two houses
• Las Palmas, Gran Canaria – two houses

Open a place in the finder to see its houses on the map, with a link to each platform.

How to choose a coliving

Here's what matters most, in my experience:

• The people – read reviews for the mood of the house, since that's what you're paying for
• Where you'll work – a real desk and a quiet room for calls beat a sofa
• The length – a week is a holiday; a month is when a house starts to feel like home
• What's included – bills, cleaning and a workspace can make a higher price better value
• The place – check the weather and internet for your month in the place's guide

A coliving with the right people in the wrong month is still a hard month.

Where the data comes from

The houses come from each platform's own site, read 2026-09-30: Outsite's open locations and Coworksurf's active spaces, with where each one is and its own photo. Coliving.com's homes stay on Coliving.com, so the finder links to its search.

A house's Wi-Fi speed is the host's own figure, not one I measured.

More tools for working from anywhere

These tools use the same places, each for a different question:

• Coworking space finder – desks and day passes near each place
• Free Wi-Fi spots – cafés and libraries with Wi-Fi
• Digital nomad locations – every place, with its weather, internet and safety
• Internet speed test – test the desk or café before you settle in
• VPNs compared – a safer connection on shared Wi-Fi

Every place links to its own guide, with the visa, tax and money tools for its country.