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I came to the coliving while filming a documentary about the community, and it was my first real experience living in a place like this. To be honest, community living had never particularly appealed to me before. Communities can sometimes feel complex, hierarchical, or even restrictive.

But the coliving felt different.

Over time, something shifted. By the time I left, I genuinely felt part of the community—and I didn’t really want to leave. I had made many friends, started getting to know the locals, and began to appreciate their way of simply being and making the most of every moment.

What struck me most was the openness of the people there. As a local says, they don’t really care what you do—whether you’re an artist, a programmer, or anything else. They simply accept that you are you. That’s the starting point, and the rest is up to you.

It’s a rare and refreshing atmosphere, and one that stayed with me long after I left.

is a best practice example when it comes to community, coliving, and especially the local impact.When you are there, you truly become part of the local rhythm. has managed to build a bridge to a local pueblo that welcomes colivers with open arms.I loved getting to know the local festivities, visiting Paco and his goats, talking to the mayor about his vision, and playing padel with the grandmothers.I will be back for sure. Gracias :)

I had such a special experience at the coliving community. From the moment I arrived, it didn’t feel like “just another coworking space”; it felt like stepping into a curated ecosystem of ambitious, open-minded people who genuinely want to connect and grow.The balance between productivity and lifestyle is what really stood out to me. The work environment is focused and professional, but there’s also space for spontaneous conversations, shared dinners, deep talks, and creative collaborations. It’s rare to find a place where you can get serious work done during the day and still feel inspired and energized by the people around you.What makes the coliving even more unique is the connection to the local Spanish village. You’re not in a bubble; you’re part of the rhythm of the town. Morning coffees at the local café, friendly chats with the Spanish community, and the simple joy of being surrounded by authentic village life added so much depth to the experience.Being up in the mountains brings a kind of calm that’s hard to describe. It’s the kind of place you don’t really want to leave for the city anymore: the silence, the views, the slower pace just feel right. And at the same time, if you do feel like putting your feet in the sand or spending a day in the city, it’s easily within reach.What I appreciated most is the intentional community vibe. It attracts people who are entrepreneurial, international, and curious. Conversations go beyond small talk; you actually exchange ideas and perspectives.For me, the coliving was not just a place to work remotely in Spain; it was a reset. A reminder of how powerful environment is for creativity and clarity. I left feeling more focused, inspired, and connected.Highly recommend it to anyone who wants more than just a desk with Wifi.

The coliving is an unforgettable experience and a must for any digital nomad. The host has built something special here where community forms the heart of the project. You get the perfect balance of deep focus with comfortable workspaces during the day (and good WiFi) and authentic village life in Benarrabá by night where you can disconnect from the grind. I cannot recommend it enough if you want a meaningful, productive stay in Spain. The locals are so warm and welcoming, you’ll feel part of the Benarrabá family the moment you arrive.

The images speak for themselves. The best co-living experience I have had. It was my first and I recommend it 100%.

I had a wonderful experience at this coliving. This is my 11th coliving and one of my top 3. I loved experiencing life with the locals in this small Spanish mountain village. The managers were top-notch. Wonderful community.

My husband, our dog, and I were looking for a remote work setup and came across a coliving space that offers both co-working and co-living. The concept was new to us, but it turned out to be something special.

This coliving space promotes a different approach to co-living: you don’t just come here to stay and keep to yourself. You become part of something. On your own terms, you naturally become part of the pueblo. The locals greet you, recognize you, and make you feel welcome. If you want deeper conversations or more connection, there are people ready for that too. You build relationships with the pueblo, with other co-livers, and you may even gain new skills from the workshops. The nature around you is impossible not to admire, and how deep you want the experience to go is completely up to you. Any level of involvement is perfect.

As for the practical side: it’s Spain, and it’s a small village. Life runs at a different pace. Sometimes the internet goes out, but then you simply move to the library at the town hall until it’s fixed. Occasionally the amazing coffee runs out, and you wait a day because someone picked it up but no one quite knows who. Small challenges happen, but there’s always a team and a pueblo ready to solve them.

I can highly recommend this coliving space for co-working, co-living, and all the meaningful things that happen in between.

One of the best coliving experiences I ever had! Words like "community" and "authenticity" get often slapped around as common marketing lingo these days, but here the spirit of coliving is alive and well ❤️ Not only that, it extends beyond the walls of your regular remote work experience, straight into the rural village and - if you let it - all the way into your heart, where it's going to stay and travel with you.

I'm looking back at a beautiful time and a new favorite place that I'm looking forward to returning to 🙌✨

I absolutely loved my experience with coliving, it’s unforgettable and very special. The team and the locals really made me feel at home in a small town. I learned many skills and tried several new things like padel and food from other countries!

The coworking space was surprisingly super modern for such a small town. High-speed internet, spacious and bright. They also have private rooms which you can book if you ever have a meeting.

The house was also very spacious, luminous, and cozy. What I liked about it is that it’s in a different building from the coworking space - a few minutes' walk apart - because it separates work from rest. They also have a small gym with amazing views!

The townspeople and the activities we did with them were my favorite thing of all, like “gym with grandmas.” We really connected with them and this is the reason why I would love to come back!!!

I 100% recommend this experience!

I just spent a month in a coliving, words fail me to accurately describe everything it brought me. I will definitely return.
From a more practical point of view, to give you an idea, you arrive in a beautiful village perched on the mountainside, all the houses are white and the streets are lively but with very few cars. The welcome of the village is warm, and you quickly feel like an integral part of it as the days go by, where the familiar faces become known and recognize you.
The colivers are spread across several houses, generally with 3 to 4 people per house and a common house where we gather for collective times (group dinners several times a week, etc.). There are plenty of activities of all kinds, enough to fill the weeks that fly by in a flash. The coworking space is great (specifically arranged by the town hall, which aims to energize the village, especially through the arrival of remote workers).
For me, it’s the ideal formula when working remotely and wanting to make beautiful encounters.
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