Explore the best coliving options in Koh Samui for remote workers and digital nomads.
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CoLivings in Koh Samui
Why Koh Samui is perfect for coliving
Koh Samui feels warm in every way. Hot sun, palm trees, and slow island time. Temples smell of incense. Night markets sell fresh seafood and pad thai that hits the spot. I remember joining a sunrise beach volleyball game in Bophut and laughing with people I had just met.
Most travellers enjoy the mix of chill beaches and active things. You can swim, hike to waterfalls, take a Muay Thai class, or hop to nearby islands. The vibe is relaxed but lively at night. Internet is usually good in cafes and coworking spots in Chaweng and Fisherman Village. It can be slow in remote bungalows, though.
Cost of living is lower than home for most people. Not dirt cheap, but very workable if you like fresh food and simple comforts. There is a growing nomad community. Meetups pop up and cafes fill with laptops. For some, the heat and tourists will be too much. For others, this is island life done right.