Colivings in Costa Rica
Experience the best coliving spaces in Costa Rica designed for digital nomads and remote workers.
All Colivings in Costa Rica
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4.7 (46 ratings)C. Colibri, Provincia de Puntarenas, Santa Teresa, Costa RicaSet on a hillside above Playa Santa Teresa, this coliving combines ocean views, jungle surroundings,...
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4.7 (52 ratings)Patio Colonial, 2do Piso, Calle Principal, Provincia de Guanacaste, Sámara, 50205, Costa RicaNear Sámara beach on Costa Rica’s Pacific coast, this coliving setup suits people who want a straigh...
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4.6 (56 ratings)Av 2 y 8, San José, San Pedro, Los Yoses, 11501, Costa RicaIn San José’s Los Yoses area, this social coliving brings together remote workers, students, interns...
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4.6 (66 ratings)Av. 10, San José, San Pedro, La Granja, Costa RicaIn San Pedro, a lively and arts-oriented neighborhood of San José, this intentional urban coliving b...
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On the main street in front of, Lincoln Plaza, Av. 65, San José, San Vicente, Colegios Norte, 11401, Costa RicaOn the main street in front of Lincoln Plaza in San José, this student-focused coliving keeps daily...
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4.0 (1 ratings)WWHQ+3WC, C. 39, San José, Los Yoses, Costa RicaIn Los Yoses, San José, this social coliving draws international travelers, remote workers, students...
CoLiving Cities in Costa Rica
A quick comparison of the top Colivings in Costa Rica
The table below compares the top colivings in Costa Rica by price, coliving type, coworking space, and community manager.
| Name | Avg. Price/m | Coliving Type | Coworking | Community Manager | Reviews |
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| Outsite Santa Teresa - Maramar | €3,825 | Social | ✅ | Full-time community manager | 4.7 (46) |
| LoCoworking Costa Rica | – | Apartments | ✅ | – | 4.7 (52) |
| Stolas Coliving | – | Social | ✅ | – | 4.6 (56) |
| Unity Urban Conscious Coliving | – | Social | – | – | 4.6 (66) |
| Stolas Garden | – | Social | ✅ | – | 4.0 (1) |
| Blue Jeans Coliving | – | Social | – | – | – |
Why Costa Rica should be your next coliving destination
Costa Rica feels like a big outdoor living room. Pura Vida is real. People move slow and smile. The coast is warm and sunny. The mountains are cool and green. It rains hard some months and the air smells like wet leaves. Most travellers enjoy the surf and the wildlife. I read about a Sunday beach volleyball game in Tamarindo that draws a bunch of nomads. I also heard a tiny cafe in Santa Teresa where freelancers share chargers and tips. For some, that community vibe will be amazing. Cost of living is lower than the US but not dirt cheap. Tourist towns can get pricey. Internet is solid in San Jose and popular beach towns. In remote jungles it can be spotty. There are plenty of coworking spaces, yoga classes and hikable volcanoes. If you love nature, friendly locals and a relaxed daily rhythm, Costa Rica is tough to beat. Arguably not the best if you need ultra low costs or perfect wifi everywhere.
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