Coworking & Coliving by the surf in Sagres, Portugal

Located in Sagres on the western tip of the sunny Algarve, you find this amazing Coworksurf.

With reliable surf on two different coasts, pristine beaches, dramatic cliffs, and a cozy Portuguese small-town feel, it's no wonder why Sagres has become the hub for digital nomads in the south of Portugal.

In this newly renovated villa, you can stay comfortably in one of the eight double rooms with ensuite bathrooms. If you like to cook, there is a shared kitchen, perfect for communal cookouts. When you've stilled that after-surf appetite, join the rest of the crew for a sunset drink up on, the rooftop terrace with a panorama view of the whole Sagres.

Once it's time to get some work done, there is a free-standing office building at the back.

Staying in an amazing eight-bedroom villa with a bunch of other remote workers who also have a taste for a healthy surf lifestyle, you will easily get to know the other crew around.

Once the work is done, you can hang out in the communal area, head down to the beach for a sunset sesh with the other surfers in the house. Or maybe you already had a wicked sesh this morning, so you'll instead prefer to walk upstairs for a light yoga stretch on the rooftop as the sun slowly makes its way down along Algarven the coast.

Located in a freestanding building, at the back of the villa, you find our coworking space. The perfect Coworksurf office if you like a little bit of separation between work and play.

The cowork space consists of one meeting/work room for eight people and two smaller breakout rooms for two people each. Here you find everything you need to be productive; fast and reliable internet, ergonomic desks, office chairs, standing tables, a printer, as well as a big screen tv with internet access for presentations.

If you prefer even more privacy during work hours, all our private rooms also come with a chair and desk.

Since Sagres is located on the southwest tip of Portugal, surfing in Sagres is special. Here you always have access to two different coasts.

While the south coast usually has mellow and beginner-friendly waves, the west coast is more exposed to the bigger swells rolling in. So regardless of your skill level, there are usually always waves to score.

This can be particularly good during the winter half of the year. When the waves sometimes are too big in the rest of Portugal, it can still be smooth cruising on the south coast of the Algarve.

If you need some help to improve the carves, we offer surf lessons, and if you need a board, we also have plenty of boards for rent.