Looking for a place to feel completely at home? One with people who inspire you and help you further? Where you can work as much as you need and surf as much as you want to re-connect with nature? We got you. :)

​Whether you're a marketer, blogger, designer, developer, entrepreneur, instagrammer, artist, multi-talented digital nomad or anything at all you're welcome to come, stay, surf and cowork with the incredible people living in Sagres and the Algarve. Portugal is a new hotspot for coworking, with a variety of tech talent flocking to Lisbon for WebSummit each year. It's encouraging people to move and live here for extended periods and we'd be delighted to show you our favourite region of this incredible country.

We have a small and social coworking space for up to 4-6 people. Adjustable office chairs, no dedicated skype room but the wifi reaches to the rooms for quiet calls if needed. There's also a few nice cafes in the area like the Laundry Lounge which have heaps of plugs, great vibes, smoothie bowls and the like as well as decent internet.

The charming coworksurf partner guesthouse is located right next to one of our favourite (and cheapest) restaurants in Sagres, Adega dos Arcos. Go there and eat sardines or pork ribs and until you explode! Just 10 minutes walking to the surf beaches of Tonel and Mareta as well as all the cafes and bars in the centre of town.

Feel instantly at home, surf as much as you want, make connections and stay productive in our surf communities around the world.

Sagres is at the extreme western tip of the Algarve and is like no other destination in southern Portugal. It is a region for the adventurous, the intrepid and those who seek to pit themselves against the wild environments. These dramatic landscapes are dominated by nature’s raw power; from the raging seas that carve immense cliffs, the bracing winds that create barren landscapes, through to the intense summer sun, which burns careless tourists.

Sagres is primarily a surfing destination, but there are sheltered pristine beaches for relaxing on, and an unassuming cool vibe about the town. Day-trippers are drawn to Sagres by the Cabo de Sao Vicente, a remote and bleak headland, aptly fitting for the most south-westerly point of mainland Europe.