Are you tired of working alone in the neighborhood coffee shop? Why not work from the beaches of Bali, where you’ll be surrounded by like-minded Travelers? Or how about taking your laptop out on the deck of a ship, soaking in the sun, and working on your newest project while sailing? This isn’t a pipe dream for office workers; it’s a reality for freelancers who take advantage of the rising number of unique CoWorking spaces. The following are six of the finest.
What are the unique CoWorking spaces around the world?
- CoBoat
- Village Underground (Lisbon, Portugal)
- Brooklyn Boulders (Somerville, MA)
- Hubud (Bali, Indonesia)
- OneCoWork Marina (Barcelona, Spain)
- Naplab (Bangkok, Thailand)
- Flex Spaces at Train Stations in Germany
- NeueHouse Coworking Space in Hollywood (California, USA)
- Cocovivo (Isla de San Cristóbal, Panama)
- DevX CoWorking Space (Mumbai, India)
CoBoat
Techies, creatives, and digital nomads are the target demographic for this floating CoWorking facility. It can accommodate up to 20 guests at a time and even provides onboard sailing instruction. However, you should also prepare for some tight quarters since you’ll be sharing beds with up to three other guests.
This spring, the maiden cruise will sail from Phuket, Thailand. Then, it will next go to Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia. It covers lodging, meals, Internet access, and certain day tours, among other things. Furthermore, kayaks, snorkels, scuba diving compressors, and beach toys will be available to all participants at no cost. Spending day after day on a small boat with 20 strangers may sound tedious, but it might be a fantastic traveling experience for the right individual.
Village Underground (Lisbon, Portugal)
The Village Underground is the place to go if you’re searching for a different kind of workspace. The structure, which is built up of shipping containers and double-decker buses that have been repurposed into office spaces, a recording studio, a restaurant, and a conference room, is a center for innovation and culture in Lisbon, Portugal. From music festivals and underground electronic music parties to skateboarding, street art, and corporate events and activities, the Village Underground has seen it all.
Brooklyn Boulders (Somerville, MA)
Unlike many CoWorking spaces, Brooklyn Boulders focuses on bringing together a community of climbers than attracting certain industry experts. This Somerville, Massachusetts-based institution, which is half climbing collective and half co-working space, has its office on top of a 22-foot climbing wall. Other climbers grunting their way up difficulties and conquering the wall may be seen from the workstations. You may have a conference on the wall or use a bouldering session to break up the day.
Hubud (Bali, Indonesia)
This isn’t just another CoWorking space, according to the Hubud community; it’s true bamboo nirvana. This may appear to be too wonderful to be true, yet one look at its incredible location reveals that this lofty moniker isn’t exaggerated.
Beautiful scenery, pleasant areas for working alone or in groups, a range of events and seminars, and the H-Pass, offers a variety of savings. The list of benefits is endless. When you arrive in Hubud, Bali, you’ll have a fantastic “Welcome package” and a SIM card with prepaid internet. Hubud is a location that rightly carries the label “a home away from home” since it is led by three digital nomads and built to appear out-of-this-world.
OneCoWork Marina (Barcelona, Spain)
Working on the beach may sound like a fantasy. However, it’s a reality at OneCoWork Marina, Spain, which is likely the world’s only CoWorking facility directly on the beach. The nautical Marina Port Vell, which is only a few minutes from the “Barceloneta” beach, offers a variety of amenities that you wouldn’t expect from a CoWorking space. Furthermore, this CoWorking space includes the amazing city and sea views, a gym, and small private event spaces. Moreover, you can also find regular business and tech events hosted by world-renowned industry leaders and academics here and at their neighboring CoWorking spaces.
Naplab (Bangkok, Thailand)
Let’s face it: getting things done occasionally necessitates a short pause. Atit Samerkai, the owner and co-founder of Naplab, Bangkok‘s finest peaceful CoWorking space that also serves as a co-napping location, believes that relaxation is just as essential as work. Moreover, you can also find wifi, private offices, conference spaces for up to 120 people, and individual workspaces. On the weekends, you can discover the rest of Thailand. So, this guide will help you with your weekend itineraries.
Flex Spaces at Train Stations in Germany
This fairly new concept of CoWorking spaces combines work travel and coworking. It’s a unique approach to working while you’re on the go. Learn more about this cool concept from this interview with Bastian Boss, published on andcards. What about the amenities provided? Worry not! You will have almost everything, from WiFi to whiteboard, for work in the train stations that have Flex Spaces! With this, CoWorking and traveling are no longer a thing of the future. So, start traveling now and make the world your home!
NeueHouse Coworking Space in Hollywood (California, USA)
Few places on the planet can inspire artists as much as NeueHouse Hollywood does. The instant you walk into the seven-story chamber within the landmarked 1938 CBS Radio building, you’ll be transported to the golden age of Hollywood, California.
In addition, by recycling ancient sound stages and deliberately combining rich Berber fabrics and rugs, as well as North African decorative elements, with custom lighting, ottomans, and cushions, the NeueHouse Studio and Rockwell Group team produced a warm, elegant room that is completely unchangeable.
Cocovivo (Isla de San Cristóbal, Panama)
Cocovivo, located on the magnificent Bocas del Toro island, is a stunning scenery and a wonderful site for emailing WebEx and other daily tasks for people seeking an isolated yet scenic office. Even more, Cocovivo’s neighboring coral reef is also browsable and gleams at night, not to mention a 145-acre rainforest immediately next to the area. Although the traditional huts might be lonely, the location’s facilities are sufficient to keep a distant startup alive.
DevX CoWorking Space (Mumbai, India)
The DevX CoWorking space in Mumbai, India, provides a variety of business services aimed at helping high-growth companies function smoothly. Moreover, the well-appointed CoWorking spaces, a large cafeteria, lounges, a gaming area, and various other amenities provide the right combination of productivity and social engagement. What’s more, most DevX offices are built on a clock-house-style infrastructure with views of the Mumbai skyline, making it a pleasant and hassle-free experience.
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