How many coworking spaces are there in Dubrovnik?
Coworking spaces listed
7
Updated July 2026
No named Soho House-style membership clubs and no branded coliving-hybrid coworking spaces (e.g. Selina, Outsite, Sun & Co) currently operate in Dubrovnik — this sub-category is thin for this specific city.
Overall5/10Weaker coworking than about 55% of cities
Good to know
Good to Know
- Dubrovnik's dedicated coworking scene is still small and emerging compared to Split or Zagreb — most sources describe only a handful of named spaces, plus work-friendly cafés and hotel lobbies as informal alternatives.
- The only free, city-supported coworking room (in the Gruž TUP building) has limited weekday daytime hours and is closed on weekends, so it can't be relied on as a full-time base.
- Several international chain brands (Regus, Spaces) list Dubrovnik on their websites but do not publish concrete desk or day-pass prices — you'll need to request a quote directly, and it's worth confirming the exact physical address before planning around them.
- We could not confirm any dedicated hotel-based coworking hybrid physically operating in Dubrovnik itself; working from hotel lobbies/cafés is common informally, but no formal 'hotel + coworking' program was verified for this city.
- If you want a true 'coliving-hybrid' experience (built-in coworking + community events + all-inclusive furnished room), Dubrovnik itself doesn't have one yet — some nomads instead base in nearby Kotor, Montenegro (about 2 hours away), which has dedicated coliving-with-coworking setups.
- Room listings on platforms like Coliving.com for Dubrovnik are essentially shared-apartment/private-room housing rentals, not a branded space with dedicated coworking infrastructure, so don't expect on-site meeting rooms, community managers, or workshops the way you would at Outsite or Selina locations elsewhere.
- The city has floated plans for more organized nomad infrastructure (there was a 2021 'Digital Nomads-in-Residence' pilot program backed by the Dubrovnik Tourist Board and City of Dubrovnik), so this category is worth rechecking periodically as it's actively evolving rather than static.
Coworking Spaces
Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces
Desk & More
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Gruž
- Vibe and Amenities
- A small, locally-run, laid-back coastal-vibe coworking space with hotdesks and workstations (27" monitor, keyboard, mouse), quiet corners for calls, pet-friendly, close to Gruž's bakeries, cafés and the green market.
- Pricing Note
- Specific day-pass/monthly rates are not published online; the space offers hotdesks and dedicated workstations plus monthly membership options, but pricing must be requested directly.
Dubrovnik Co-Working Space (TUP Building)
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Gruž
- Monthly Price
- €0.00
- Day Pass Price
- €0.00
- Vibe and Amenities
- A single free room (Room 123) in the TUP office building with free Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, three desks, coffee/tea facilities and sea views; open Monday to Friday, 6:00am to 8:00pm only, closed weekends.
- Pricing Note
- Free of charge — a city/Tourist-Board-supported initiative, not a commercial venue.
Life According to KAWA
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Near Ploče Gate / Old Town edge
- Vibe and Amenities
- A design-forward café and boutique shop with ergonomic chairs, high-speed Wi-Fi, panoramic views and a boutique selling local Croatian crafts and craft beer/wine; better suited to a few focused hours than full workdays.
- Pricing Note
- Functions as a work-friendly café/concept store rather than a membership coworking space — no day pass or monthly plan; you simply pay for coffee or food while working.
Centre for Advanced Academic Studies (CAAS)
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Old Town / Don Frana Bulića area
- Vibe and Amenities
- A historic-building academic and conference hub with meeting rooms, high-speed internet and ergonomic workstations; occasionally used as a de facto coworking space by visiting researchers, students and professionals attending programs there.
- Pricing Note
- Not a public drop-in coworking space — access is generally tied to academic programs, conferences or visiting-researcher status rather than open day passes or memberships.
Poduzetnički Inkubator (Business Incubator)
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Vukovarska (near Old Town)
- Vibe and Amenities
- A startup-incubator-style coworking facility geared toward entrepreneurs, with high-speed internet, contemporary workstations and fully equipped conference rooms; strong entrepreneurial/community focus.
- Pricing Note
- Desk-rental pricing is not publicly listed; contact the incubator directly for current rates.
Regus Dubrovnik
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Marketing materials reference Gruž, Lapad and Old Town locations
- Vibe and Amenities
- Global serviced-office/coworking chain offering hot desks, dedicated desks, meeting rooms and business-address services; corporate rather than boutique in feel.
- Pricing Note
- Regus does not publish specific hot-desk or monthly desk prices for Dubrovnik online; pricing is quoted on request and standard Regus contracts are based on 24-month terms.
Spaces Dubrovnik
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Lapad (per company marketing)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Positioned as a design-led serviced coworking brand with ergonomic furniture, meeting rooms and an all-access multi-city membership option; corporate/hybrid-team oriented rather than nomad-community oriented.
- Pricing Note
- No published day-pass or monthly desk pricing; the operator (part of the IWG group) directs enquiries to a 'contact us' / quote-request process, and its own marketing text is largely generic template copy shared across many cities.
Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids
- General Coliving Pricing Context
- Dubrovnik does not have an established, named coliving-hybrid coworking brand on the ground the way cities like Lisbon or Bali do. Aggregator platforms such as Coliving.com list Dubrovnik as having a small number of shared-apartment 'coliving' room listings, but these function as private-room-in-shared-house housing bookings rather than integrated work+social+coworking hybrids with published membership pricing. Croatia as a whole is a very small coliving market — Coliving.com's own country tally lists Croatia as one of the smallest coliving markets in Europe by number of properties. Global chains that run coliving-hybrid coworking spaces elsewhere in the Adriatic/Balkans region (e.g. Nomadico in Kotor, Playworking in Montenegro, roughly two hours from Dubrovnik) do not currently have a Dubrovnik location. Practically, nomads in Dubrovnik currently piece together a work setup from an independently rented apartment plus the city's handful of standalone coworking spots rather than joining a single all-in-one membership/coliving brand.
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