It’s 2024 and remote workers from all over the world are coming to Spain to try out the remote work lifestyle away from their home countries.  With great weather, beautiful nature, and diverse culture, Spain is a top destination for experienced remote workers looking for a place to settle for a longer time, but it is also one of the best countries for first-time remote workers who are just starting their journeys.  As big as it is, Spain offers a great choice of corners where one can come and work remotely, but not every one of them will offer the infrastructure needed for a remote w ..read more

Meet Daniel Bunton, who came to Sun and Co. in mid-September looking to build community. He first planned to stay at the coliving for one week and then get the community pass to keep being part of the community for a couple of weeks more. In the end, he stayed with us for one month! Daniel’s studio and rooftop contributed to the creation of the best memories of the quarter, including classy wine and cheese tastings, spontaneous dance classes, meaningful conversations, and deeper connections among Sun and Co. family members. All these moments were possible thanks to our newest product: the comm ..read more

Get to know our newest Sun and Co. Team member Tell us a bit about you, Alicia! I was born and raised in Burgos, known as “the city of cold” in Castilla-Leon, Spain. When I turned 18, I moved to The Hague, the Dutch city where I ended up living for the past 5 years. I completed my education Leiden University in International Studies, an interdisciplinary bachelor’s programme that has taught me to examine global issues from a holistic perspective. More particularly, I am very interested in arts and culture as well as in initiatives that bring about positive change, transforming places into ..read more

What is so great about being a digital nomad is that you get to see so many different places all over the world and you can move around at your own pace. Europe is a fantastic place for anyone looking to start this lifestyle. A popular city for digital nomads and entrepreneurs is Valencia. Valencia is a port city in Spain on the southeastern coast where the Mediterranean Sea meets the Turia River. It is popular for its beaches, culture, and arts that you can enjoy while there. With its low cost of living and thriving nighttime culture, this is the ideal city to start your digital nomad life! A ..read more

Nowadays, many people have a more flexible work arrangement, giving rise to unique establishments for this workforce, such as the coworking space. There are many benefits to coworking. For example, it provides: A sense of community. Access to resources and opportunities. A collaborative space for your business. However, there are also some downsides which include the lack of sustainability. We need to make our spaces more sustainable to positively impact our environment and the people who use our coworking space. If you’re interested in turning your coworking space into a sustainability hub ..read more

Holding regular meetings with your team is good for enhancing collaboration and teamwork. It is a great way to ensure that everyone is working on the same page. However, if you have remote workers in your team, holding meetings successfully becomes a challenge. For a meeting to be successful, it is critical that each participant is engaged. But, it can be hard to tell if individuals joining in from thousands of miles away feel like part of the meeting or they are just there for formalities. How best can you facilitate virtual meetings to ensure that everyone feels included? Here are 5 suggesti ..read more

One thing is certain – we can never get enough of the inspiring stories of our colivers. Meet Herbie, a software engineer and nature lover. Herbie works remotely for a startup in the process automation space called Process Street.  They’re 100% remote and his time is pretty flexible which means Herbie can balance his time in front of the computer with getting outside as much as possible.  His current favourite weekend activity is having a fire on the beach with friends.             How did you become/are you becoming a digital nomad/location independent ..read more

All the way from Belgium, Yousra joined our team in March. As part of her Communication Management studies in Brussels, she had to do an internship to learn more. And … What better place than Sun and Co. to learn? Tell us a bit about you, Yousra! Deep roots in the North of Morocco, born in Madrid and raised in Leuven, Belgium. I came all the way from Belgium to Javea to join the Sun and Co. team. I arrived to share my knowledge of communication to bring the unique stories within the walls of Sun and Co to the world. Besides communication, I’m also making my debut in the hosting world.I came ..read more

One thing is certain – we can never get enough of the inspiring stories of our colivers. Meet Marta, a lovely girl from the polish seaside who stayed at Sun and Co. this year from September to November, when we got the chance to get to know her better. Marta is an architect who has lived in London for 6 years working for one of the largest architectural studios. Recently she launched her own business as an architect & experience creator for colivings. “Travelling was always my thing. It started with Erasmus in Valencia ten years ago and I cannot stop since then. My rule number one: follow ..read more

This year, Sun and Co. was lucky to get a new local host from Javea. Fernando (also known as Fer) has a role of making Sun and Co. house a comfortable and safe place for our colivers. Plus, he knows every little corner of Javea, and can share all the tips on how to experience this corner of Spain as a local. Get to know Fer and what excites him most about life… Tell us a bit about you, Fernando! Born and raised in Javea, Sun and Co.’s hometown! I studied architecture in Madrid and after traveling a lot and experiencing community life, 2 years ago I decided to come back to my home town and star ..read more