Coworking Spaces

One of Palma's most active coworking communities. Strong mix of local entrepreneurs and international remote workers. Regular events, good network of members, and a genuinely collaborative atmosphere.

Part of the Urban Campus European network. Modern fit-out, excellent infrastructure, and private office options for small teams. Particularly popular with remote tech workers and distributed companies.

Embedded in the Santa Catalina neighbourhood — Palma's expat heartland. Smaller and more intimate than the larger operators. A genuine local community with a creative-leaning membership.

A relaxed café-coworking hybrid that works well for solo workers who don't need a full desk commitment. Good coffee, reliable internet, and a drop-in community of regulars.

Connected to Mallorca's growing innovation and startup scene. Hosts accelerator programmes, startup events, and has a strong network for founders. Best if you're building something rather than just working remotely.

A smaller, quieter option for remote workers based in the north of the island. Good for deep focus work. Limited amenities compared to Palma but considerably cheaper, and you're 10 minutes from the mountains.

Serving the expat-heavy southwest of the island. Combined coworking and accommodation options make it popular with digital nomads testing the island for a month or two before committing longer term.