• WiFi download speed is 250 Mbps and upload is 100 Mbps
• Wired ethernet connection available
• Backup internet via 4G/5G hotspot
• Internet holds up during peak hours and bad weather
• Dedicated coworking space with 30 workstations and ergonomic chairs
• Work desk in every private room
• Power outages are extremely rare; generator or UPS backup is available
• Residents can take early or late calls without disturbing others

• The retreat runs on a structure that Alejandra describes as office hours plus everything else
• During the day, you work
• After hours, the group comes together for workshops, talks, yoga sessions, cultural Spanish classes, and dinners with good conversation
• The rooftop is a natural gathering spot
• The sample week looks something like this: morning rooftop yoga, a focused work session in the coworking space with a beach break built in, an afternoon workshop or talk, and an evening sharing food and a glass of Spanish wine with people from across the world
• Artists and remote workers share the same space, which creates a cross-pollination of energy and skills that most workspaces simply do not have
• Alejandra is on-site full-time as retreat leader, and the community is shaped as much by the NGO partnerships and local guides as it is by the people staying there
• It is social without being forced, and purposeful without being heavy

• Private double rooms of approximately 16 square meters, each with ensuite bathroom
• Double beds in all rooms
• Air conditioning and heating in every room
• Blackout curtains and a lock on every door
• Enough space in the room for a yoga mat
• Walls are thin and acoustics are basic, so some noise between rooms is possible
• The retreat runs during low season, so the overall environment is quiet
• Weekly room cleaning included
• Fresh linens and towels provided
• Communal spaces include a fully equipped kitchen, a living room and lounge, and a rooftop
• Laundry access included
• Free drinking water provided
• Utilities, WiFi, and coworking access are all included in the price

• 5-minute walk to the beach
• 10-minute walk to the bus station, with regular buses to Barcelona and other towns across the Costa Brava
• Nearest supermarket is approximately 3 minutes away
• Supermarkets, coffee houses, local shops, restaurants, and pharmacies are all within 5 to 20 minutes on foot
• Nearest airport is approximately 1 hour away
• No car needed; the area is fully walkable or bikeable
• Nearby activities include sea swimming, yoga studio, and gym
• October weather is warm with a fresh daily breeze, ideal for hiking along the Mediterranean coastline
• The neighbourhood is very safe
• Normal precautions around personal belongings are recommended as in any destination

Remote workers, freelancers, and slow travelers who want to stay focused but not isolated. People who like the idea of working next to artists, joining a cultural workshop in the evening, and connecting with locals in a real way. First-timers to coliving are genuinely welcome. Best for ages 20 to 45, mostly solo travelers and mixed groups who want their stay to mean something.

Not right for people expecting a five-star luxury hotel experience. Not suited for heavy party people. If you need guaranteed silence at all hours, the thin walls may be a challenge. If you prefer a fully self-catered and independent lifestyle with no shared spaces or community programming, this structured retreat format will likely feel like too much.