Which coworking spaces are there in Lanzarote?
The official entry of the Lanzarote Film Commission names Coworking Digital Lanzarote as a workplace for professionals from the digital sector.
Contact: [email protected]. The website is cam aralanzarote.org/servicios/coworking-digital/.
According to the Lanzarote Film Commission, the facilities include a connection hub for various operating systems as well as rooms for meetings and video conferences.
A streaming and podcast studio, professional video and rendering equipment, 3D printers and virtual reality headsets are also available. The “Ágora Room” is suitable for video conferences and meetings with up to 14 people.
Opening hours, day rates, monthly models and access requirements are not stated in the official location description and should be confirmed with the operator before arrival.
What alternative is there in Arrecife?
The official location dataset also lists Marina Innova HUB in Marina Lanzarote in Arrecife. The location comprises bright, glazed offices.
According to the official description, the facilities include a multipurpose hall for events and an outdoor terrace with views of the Atlantic. Specific prices, opening hours and conditions for day guests are not stated in the available official description.
Lanzarote's tourism organisation names coworking spaces with fibre optic and air conditioning, cafés with quiet terraces and hotels with work areas, catering, pool or fitness facilities as suitable working environments.
For confidential business data, a personal VPN connection is recommended. Public Wi-Fi networks should not be used for unprotected transfers, administration access or sensitive customer data.
What is the climate like for working in Lanzarote?
An official environmental report with AEMET data for the airport station gives a mean annual temperature of 21 °C for Lanzarote.
According to AEMET, rainfall is concentrated in autumn and winter. The prevailing wind direction is north-east.
The north-east wind can be clearly noticeable on open terraces and coastal locations. For concentrated work, sheltered indoor spaces or coworking spaces with air conditioning are usually more reliable than open outdoor areas.
These values are annual averages or general climate data and not a daily forecast. Current values and warnings: CITA weather (cita.news/de/wetter.html) and AEMET.
What does calima mean for mobile working?
Official warning information describes calima as a possible accompanying phenomenon of continental warm air from Africa. In such weather conditions, heat, dry air and dust pollution can occur.
The responsible authorities recommend following current AEMET warnings and notices from the Canary Islands emergency authorities. During intense heat, physical exertion and prolonged stays outdoors should be reduced, sufficient fluids should be drunk and particularly vulnerable people should be protected.
A fixed “calima season” applying exclusively to Lanzarote cannot be proven from the available official sources. For travel planning, the current warning situation is therefore more important than a general seasonal calendar.
How do you get to the coworking spaces?
César Manrique–Lanzarote Airport is in the east of the island. In the official environmental report it is named as existing infrastructure in the surroundings of the LZ-40.
For the specific connection from the airport to Coworking Digital Lanzarote in Arrecife, travellers should check current public transport, taxi options or a hire car using the official airport and transport websites. No reliable journey times, route numbers or fares can be derived from the available sources.
What should digital nomads check before booking?
Lanzarote is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve island. Access rules apply in protected natural areas: visitors should stay on permitted paths, observe signs, avoid private land, not feed or touch animals and keep noise low in sensitive areas.
Working outdoors is not automatically permitted just because a place is scenically attractive. Rules for protected areas, restrictions on private land and local signage take precedence.
Non-EU citizens working for foreign employers or clients may need a residence permit for digital nomads. Eligibility, income and documents must be checked with official Spanish authorities before travelling.
Binding opening hours, prices, day passes, minimum stays and changes to transport connections must be checked directly with the respective providers or the responsible official transport bodies before booking.