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Queenstown, New Zealand
Best Coliving Spaces in Queenstown
With activities such as bungee jumping, rafting, and jet boating being just a few of the activities to look forward to in Queenstown, this southern New Zealand city is a dream come true for remote workers who love to chase that adrenaline rush. Coliving is thriving here and it’s easy to see why.
From a ski resort called The Remarkables to the jet boating activities found in Skippers Canyon and the world’s biggest rope swing found in Nevis Valley, it’s no wonder that Queenstown is considered as the major adventure tourism spot of New Zealand. It’s safe to say that tourism thrives both during summer and wintertime in Queenstown and you can visit all-year-round.
This resort town is built around an inlet and is situated on the shore of Lake Wakatipu. Weather is pleasant most days of the year, shifting between warm summers and cool winters. The cost of living is generally high in Queenstown but with excellent living conditions and the views plus experience you’ll be getting with all the sites as a digital nomad, it’s all quite worth it.
The coworking trend has also reached the city and you’ll find a few of them around Queenstown. This means that both work and play is possible in this city, giving you that work-life balance that any remote worker would dream of.
Fun facts about Queenstown:
- Queenstown is credited as the place where bungee jumping first originated
- The first shotover jet in the world is the Shotover Jet, a company in Queenstown
- The jet boat was invented by a New Zealander based in Queenstown
- The Teo Reo Maori name for Queenstown is Tāhuna (which means “shallow bay”).
- Queenstown is arguably one of the most popular tourist spots in the country
- The population is around 15,000 and it’s the 27th largest urban area in New Zealand
- 900 hectares of land are dedicated to wine production in Queenstown
If you’re someone who can’t take the thought of working in an office cubicle, choosing to try coliving in Queenstown is one of the most fulfilling decisions you could make.
Not only is it filled with marvelous sights, but the great internet speed and the gradually-thriving coliving scene can help you find stability amidst the blood-pumping adventures within your reach.
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