The best coliving spaces in Reykjavík for digital nomads, remote workers, and location-independent professionals.
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CoLivings in Reykjavík
Why Reykjavík is perfect for coliving
Reykjavík feels small and alive. Colorful houses, street art and cozy cafés meet wild sea and mountains just outside town. The weather is cool and changeable. Pack layers. Long summer nights glow. Winter brings dark skies and the chance to see the northern lights.
Most travellers enjoy the strong coffee culture and the slow work mornings in cafés like Reykjavík Roasters. Internet is fast and reliable. There are several coworking spaces and a small startup scene. For some, this will be amazing. The city is pricey for rent and food, but many nomads find short-term apartments and affordable grocery options if they look.
Things to do are endless. Hike nearby, soak in geothermal pools, or catch live music. I once worked at a window table while snow fell, then walked to a hot pool after finishing emails. The community is friendly and tight. Arguably not the best if you need warm beaches, but great if you like nature close by and a calm, creative vibe.