Best Coliving Spaces in Sydney

Sydney has that original digital vibe and has long been a hub for nomads and remote workers wishing to stay in coliving spaces.
Who wouldn’t want to experience work and social experiences in and around the world- famous Bondi Beach? With a vibrant start-up scene and many tech jobs, there are plenty of opportunities in Sydney, but the living costs can be very high. All of Sydney’s famous coffee shops and juice bars have high-speed WI-FI and there is no shortage of great meet-ups and events to meet people. And there is always the phenomenal surfing conditions to consider. There’s so much to do on your days off in Sydney, from tracking along the beach and Sydney Harbour, to hot air balloon rides over Camden Valley to paddling or boating under the Sydney Harbour Bridge, a.k.a. The Coat Hanger. Street art is also ubiquitous in Sydney, or you can discover local and international artists at the city’s many museums. There is even a museum for modern Chinese art.

Here are some fun facts about Sydney:
- Sydney is not the capital of Australia - that’s Canberra!
- The locals are called Sydneysiders.
- Nicole Kidman grew up in Sydney.
- Over 200 movies have been filmed in Sydney.
- The Sydney funnel web spider is one of the deadliest spiders in the world. Its venom can kill a human in 15 minutes.
- The café Ambrosia on the Rocks holds the Guinness World Record for the largest burger at 95.5 kg.
- When Sydney Harbour Bridge was first built, it had to be painted grey, because that was the only paint available in large enough quantities.
- Every year, 15,500 light bulbs are changed at the Sydney Opera House.
- Sydney has the world’s second-largest fish market. The biggest is in Tokyo.
- Almost 32% of Sydney’s residents were born abroad.
- Chinese and Arabic are almost as commonly spoken as English.

Over 4 million digital nomads have already made Sydney their home. Maybe it’s time to join them and stay in one of the many coliving spaces on offer here.