Comparing colivings in Nosara
There's one space filed under Nosara right now, and it's actually based in nearby Sámara rather than Nosara itself — so there's no true Nosara head-to-head to run yet, and location is the first thing to weigh. LoCoworking Costa Rica brings a 4.7 rating, four private furnished studios, 300 Mbps fiber and a coworking space a short walk from Sámara beach. Monthly pricing isn't published here, so confirm current rates, stay length and green-season discounts directly. If Playa Guiones itself is essential, look at Nosara-specific operators alongside this option.
| Name | Coliving Type | Coworking | Reviews |
|---|---|---|---|
| LoCoworking Costa Rica | Apartments | ✅ | 4.7 (52) |
All Colivings in Nosara
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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...
Frequently Asked Questions about Colivings in Nosara
- We list one space under Nosara: LoCoworking Costa Rica. In full transparency, it's actually located in Sámara, a neighbouring Pacific beach town, not in Nosara itself. It's a well-reviewed option (4.7 across 52 reviews) but if you specifically want Playa Guiones in Nosara, you'd want to look at Nosara-based operators as well. We're flagging the location so you can plan accurately.
- Mostly yes, with sensible backups. Nosara's internet infrastructure has improved and many colivings supply dedicated fiber. The space we list (LoCoworking, in nearby Sámara) advertises 300 Mbps fiber-optic internet, 300 Mbps both up and down, plus a 110 m² coworking area. Speeds in the region can still occasionally wobble, so a backup SIM is a smart safety net for important calls.
- Monthly pricing isn't published on our listing, so confirm rates directly with the operator. As context, costs in the Nosara area are moderate to high by rural Costa Rican standards and rise in peak dry season (roughly November to April). The space we list (LoCoworking in nearby Sámara) offers flexible formats from hourly to monthly and green-season discounts from April to October, so longer or off-peak stays can be more economical.
- It's a strong fit if you want a slower, nature-first base. Nosara is built around Playa Guiones surf, yoga and wellness, sits inside the Nicoya Blue Zone, and has an established international remote-work community with regular events. Costa Rica also offers remote-worker visa options and sits on UTC−6, convenient for North American time zones. The trade-off is the quiet pace and peak-season costs, which suit some nomads more than others.
- Plenty for an active, outdoor lifestyle. Playa Guiones offers consistent, beginner-friendly surf, and the town has a deep yoga and wellness scene, surf schools and weekly community events. Nearby nature includes the Ostional Wildlife Refuge, known for its olive ridley turtle arribadas, plus protected dry forest with howler monkeys and walking trails. It's an easy place to build a daily routine of work, surf and time outdoors.
Coliving in Nosara: what to expect
Nosara, on Costa Rica's Nicoya Peninsula, is a surf-and-wellness town built around Playa Guiones and its consistent year-round swell. It sits inside the Nicoya "Blue Zone," draws a steady international community focused on surf, yoga and sustainability, and has steadily improved its internet infrastructure — making it a genuine option for remote workers who want a slower, nature-first base.
An honest note on our inventory
FindYourColiving currently has one listing filed under Nosara — LoCoworking Costa Rica — but it is actually located in Sámara, a neighbouring Pacific beach town roughly down the coast, not in Nosara itself. We're flagging that openly so you can plan accurately. If you specifically want Playa Guiones, this isn't on the beach you may be picturing.
That said, it's a solid, well-reviewed space in its own right: a 4.7 Google rating across 52 reviews, four fully furnished private studio apartments each with a private bathroom and kitchen, a 110 m² coworking area with 24/7 access on certain plans, and 300 Mbps fiber-optic internet (300 Mbps up and down). Amenities include standing desks, air conditioning, a private office space, monitor rental, printer access, a chill-out lounge, tropical garden and terrace. The beach is about a 3-minute walk away, and green-season discounts run April to October. Monthly pricing isn't published on our listing, so confirm rates and stay formats (hourly to monthly) directly with the operator.
Why Nosara works for remote workers
- Surf and routine — Playa Guiones offers reliable, beginner-friendly waves and a daily rhythm of work, surf and yoga.
- Wellness community — an established expat and nomad network built around yoga, surf schools and weekly events.
- Nature on the doorstep — the Ostional Wildlife Refuge (olive ridley turtle arribadas) and protected dry forest are close by.
Practical notes
Costs are moderate to high by rural Costa Rican standards and rise in peak dry season (roughly November–April). Internet is generally good but can wobble, so a backup SIM helps. Costa Rica offers remote-worker visa options for longer stays, and the country sits on UTC−6 year-round, which is convenient for North American time zones.