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Hi all,
I am looking for a co-working space in Split, Crotia. There used to a couple of places listed on nomadlist.io but since the recent update they are not there anymore. Does somebody have a place they can recommend me ? I am staying there for 1 month (august).
Thank you 
Bit of an old thread, but if anyone is looking for a co-working space now, one just opened up in the Meje area, which I found also has the best nature walks in Split (forest, beaches). It is Coworking Split, and I worked there, so can vouch for it being a bright, modern space โ intimate, but plenty of room to work and meet. The owners are super friendly and welcoming. http://www.coworkingsplit.com/
Here is another picture with the sunset. Are you there this week Peter ? I will be at Amosfera tomorrow. Leaving Split this saturday.
Hey Miquel. I would definitely recommend Amo!sfera. I am there right now, it is great. You just have to get used to take the bus from city center to Split 3, but itโs a short ride and there are many bus.
Hello,
I am managing the coworking space Amo!sfera Coworking in Split, Croatia.
This is our facebook page: www.facebook.com/coworkingamosfera?fref=ts
Thanks @emondpph for sharing the sharedesk link!
We are located 2 km east from the city center in second city center, sort of a downtown, right next to University campus.
One of the great things about Split is all the different caffe bars you can find and work from there. My personal favorites are Bajamonti in city center and Mythos on the seaside. But I would recommend trying out these as well: Dvor, ลฝbirac, F-Marine, Le Mond and Split Caffe.
If you have any questions regarding working, coworking, networking, living and traveling to Split, donโt hesitate to ask me.
In Amosfera now, it reminds me a lot of Hubba in 2013, just before the nomad explosion happened in Thailand.
It has a lot of potential and I think weโll see lots of remote workers here in the next few years.
Hereโs pics I made:
Many cafes in Split have wifi but are not always equipped well for work. They have outdoor seating, with small and wobbly tables and no electrical socketsโฆ
When I was a student in Split, weโd go to study in Lvxor on Peristyle (but not in summer!!!). They have nice large tables, free wifi, quiet atmosphere and coffee is a decent price. 
Another place like that, for non-summer time, is Bajamonti on Prokurative (Trg Republike).
Marcvs Marvlvs is good, hidden from most tourists but itโs very small!
Iโll be there for a month or so from September. Iโll definitely be referring back to this
Hi @emondpph, I just spent three weeks there and worked from home, but my favorite bar/cafe there was Marcvs Marvlvs which had a great connection (10-11Mbps). Itโs a cozy little bar-cum-library, and the owner is an Argentinian-Croatian poet (though heโs only there on evenings). I imagine it would be a great place to work from during the day if you need somewhere shady and cool.
Hope that helps
I am planning everyday about where and when to go as next place.
Starting from Helsinki, I am staying in Warsaw now, heading to south.
so I may visit Croatia in August. If so, then I will contact you again here.
Thanks!
Hey Toshi when are you in Split ? Maybe we can grab a beer together. I will be there from August 3 to September 3.
I am sorry that this is not a reply, but just a greeting.
I am a nomadic traveling from Finland to Turkey(maybe) in this summer.
I will visit Croatia in this travel.
If you find a good place to work, please share with me!
Thanks!
My fiancรฉe and I are most likely moving to NYC (maybe DC) in August, and as a technical startup co-founder I'd love to meet new people that are also into startups. Would joining a co-working space be worth the money to do this?
I work for a big tech company that has an office in NYC, but it's mainly sales so I wouldn't be able to meet others that are related to any of my 9-5 work or likely into tech.
If co-working spaces, post covid of course, aren't a good way to meet business starting people in a new city, what is?
Hello,
We are in Umbria until August 31. We've been here since March, but crisis-level visa extensions are over. After that we have to leave the EU. We would like to stay out of the USA (our home) due to it's covid crisis, at the same time we want to be responsible about travel. Ideally we would not travel at all, rather stay hidden in the countryside of Umbria forever until covid is more under control globally, but here we are!
So we must leave the Schengen zone. We should avoid USA. We should avoid long air travel.
We were thinking Croatia.
Do you recommend a route to Croatia? We are open to long train rides. Ideally not long ferry rides. Is there a ferry route under 4 hours? I read about it...I don't see it. If not, the other option is to make our way north and up over to Croatia via train.
I'd appreciate your thoughts and insights!
Thanks.
We are hoping to become nomads soon and have booked an AirBnB in September in Goa for our first destination. We are considering what would be the best option for accommodation after that. We are trying to decide between co-living spaces, hostels, or Airbnbs.
What are your experiences of accommodation in terms of the following: reliable wifi, social aspect, pricing, cleanliness, cooking facilities?
Iโm a big believer in co-living but Iโm finding hard to find all the options available in different cities.
I have found the major players like Roam, The Collective, and WeLive but havenโt found many others.
Has anyone seen a list or should I start making one?
Daily/hourly pass needed.
Canโt work in normal cafรฉ because having clientโs laptop for security reasons, canโt use open networks. Working for R&D. Also laptop is so huge it doesnโt fit normal cafe environment because itโs far from discreet.
Would you recommend โWork Zoneโ http://www.oficinasplaya.com over Nest?
Do you have other coworking spaces there you would recommend?
And where is a good place to stay (i.e. coliving)?
Does anyone know of any decent coworking spaces in Goa (India) ?
Looks like a very fun place to live for a few months. I havenโt been there myself yet but keep hearing very good things about it.
Iโm looking for a good coworking space in Osaka.
There are a few listed on coworker.com & workfrom.co, however, none of them has reviews.
Iโm looking for a good coworking space in Kyoto.
There are a few listed on coworker.com & workfrom.co, however, none of them has reviews. Itโd be great to have tips from people who actually went to some of these coworking spaces.
Hey
Iโm looking to run free introductory coding workshops in London.
Would any of you lovely people have any recommendations?
My requirements are:
Thanks!
Pete
Does anyone know of any coworking space open 24hs somewhere around the world? Sometimes because of my line of work I need to be awake when everyone is sleeping on the country I am in (but I know I am not the only one!). It would be amazing to share that time at a coworking space with others who like to work at night or who have to be awake. Does anyone know of any coworking space open 24hs somewhere in the world?
Hi nomads, Iโm in Hawaii for a couple months and wondered what the best co-working or co-living spaces were on the islands and why? Preferably near surf spots and also easy to meet some other DNs.
Hi all, need some help with schengen fuzzinessโฆ Iโm a US citizen.
Does any know if the 90 day rule applies inside of Croatia. Iโm seeing that Croatia isnโt part of schengen but adopts the same visa aquis. This isnโt clear to me.
If someone has a definitive answer please let me know as Iโm approaching the 90 day rule in my travel plans and I want to hit Croatia and not have it count.
Thanks in advance.
Thinking of dropping by Tawant for a bit - any friendly co-working spots in Taipei?
Hostelworld for hostels,
Nomadlist for general locations,
Yelp for food (among other things)
Trip Advisor for activitiesโฆ
Is there a website where a community of people can rate and review co-working spaces around the world? Iโm in a nice place right now, and about to start on toward the next destination, Iโd love to review the coworking space Iโm currently sitting in and start planning for the next stop.
I know that there are some threads around here about it, but Iโd love to search โTaipeiโ and see a list of them with reviews from actual nomads (rather than the hap-hazard websites the coworking spaces make about themselves).
As simple as that. Iโm going to start working on my startup as a digital nomad in January, and Chiang Mai is one of the places where I am going to stay. At present, what are the best coworking spaces here? Any suggestions?
I have been interested in traveling to the balkans for a while, and the cities Iโve been delving most into are Ljubljana, Zagreb, Split, and Sarajevo (also Prague and Budapest). Iโm interested in hearing about these places from anyone who has travelled there, especially to multiple of the cities, or to any other place in the region.
In particular, Iโm interested in pros and cons of the cities vis-a-vis each other, and interested in tidbits about the vibe of the cities, the culture of the people, and any other first-hand things that are hard to pick up by reading (I already know the sizes of the cities, that they each have beautiful architecture, that Split has the beach, etc. ). How youthful do the cities feel? How walkable are they? How friendly are the locals? How likely would a 26 year old digital nomad be to meet his bride there ;)? What are the biggest unique things that stand out about each place?
Iโve chatted to a few of you on the threads these past few days, and now I want to meet you all!
How about next Wednesday 23rd Sept? Iโm happy to arrange it and was thinking To Je To would be a good place. Let me know if another date would be better.
Whoโs in? If we can get more than 10 I might be able to make it an official Nomad List meet up.
@suuzin @mirko @tomislavmamic @levelsio @theunis @FootprintsImprints
Hi all!
Does anybody know of any coworking space in Zadar, Croatia? (Or just some calm place with (free) WiFi to work from?)
Thank you 
We are a group of freelancers working from home in Budapest and we are thinking about to open our own co-working space in the city. From freelancers to freelancers. Not in the hearth of the city (out of noise) but 10 minutes from the centre on the main tramline. (No. 4-6.) Friendly mood, 24/7 open, only environmental friendly solutions, good coffee, healthy food, sandwiches, snacks and beverages, proper price. Opinions?!
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