Live with awesome people, experience better returns than Airbnb, make lifelong surf buddies and become part of our ever growing community.

Our partner location requirements

To be considered for Coworksurf as a host your property will need to fit some certain criteria

• Friendly & welcoming
• Community driven (we are only ever the sum of our guests and location staff)
• Proximity to surf (less than 15 minutes)
• Minimum of 4 people capacity
• Shared workspace
• Ergonomic adjustable office chairs
• Cleanliness
• ​Communal open atmosphere
• Good wifi (Minimum of 25 mbps upload & download.)
• Quiet area for dedicated work

We market, you play.

We'll market you space to get you bookings and you get people to go surf with, an amazing community of mentors and peers passing through your space. There is also no outlay or big investments required, we just take a flat 20% (the deposit) on all bookings, the rest is paid upon arrival. You set your own prices.

Coworksurf can help with getting you bookings so you can save time to focus on your own life and having fun with the guests. We can also assist with:
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• Organizing a launch strategy
• An SEO optimized listings page on our site
• Access to a slack group with our other location and partner location managers
• Sourcing talented helpers & volunteers if required
• Marketing & branding your location
• Setting up standardized feedback systems
• Suggesting best practices for guest experience

Keen for a chat to see how this can work for you? Send an email to nick@coworksurf.com and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.

Check out the form below to see what info we'd need from you to create your personal page.

Start Creating My CWS

'OK, I want to make a Coworksurf. What do I have to do?'

Let's look at some of our learnings that have worked for us so far. What needs to be done at your place to start receiving your first guests?

What makes a Coworksurf a Coworksurf?

I asked a few guests and they said:

Kelin: ‘Close to the beach, free surfboards I can use, good connection with local surfers and instructors.’
Lauren: ‘Sharing’
Olli: ‘Breaking the barriers of social.. Uhm what’s the word..?’
Me: ’Social conditioning..? ..Inclusivity?
Olli: ’Inclusivity, yeah that sounds right!’

Alright, so lots of surf, sharing and inclusivity. Beautiful.

I’d like to add:
​Group surfs
​Shared workspaces
(Community) Organised activities / events

Our group agenda in Bali.

​​What makes a good shared workspace?

I asked one of our guests, Nick, what was most important to him about a co-living space, and he said the shared workspace. 'That's what separates it from hotels or hostels. Without one I don't think I would have booked.'

So, what makes a good shared workspace?

- Good table(s)
- Natural daylight
- Comfortable working temperature
- Good office chairs
- Lots of plugs and extension chords
- Whiteboards

And of course.. Lightning fast, reliable Wifi.

Recommended bonus points:

- Inside / outside working spots.
- TV / projector to watch movies on or give presentations with.
- Different ways to work, e.g. sitting, standing up, lying down, lounging.
- Plants / close to nature.
- Space for calls without waking other people up.
- Universal plug adapters
- Secluded/silent/private work spot(s) for people who want to do undistracted work.

What needs to happen at you space to start opening your doors?

We can't wait to think along, set you up and plan your launch.

Send an email to nick@coworksurf.com and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.

Happy day,

​Pier :)