How many coworking spaces are there in Koh Tao?
Coworking spaces listed
7
Updated July 2026
In Koh Tao, 7 coworking spaces are listed, and a typical coworking desk costs THB 3,500/month.
- Typical monthly desk
- THB 3,500
- Typical day pass
- THB 300
Range THB 3,500–THB 5,000
Range THB 300–THB 400
Overall6.1/10Better coworking than about 55% of cities
Good to know
Good to Know
- Koh Tao's coworking scene is small and concentrated mainly in Mae Haad (TaoHub, Blacktip) with one option further south in Chalok (Taoni) — this is a tiny-island scene, not a big-city coworking market.
- Blacktip has effectively overtaken TaoHub as the main hub for nomads on the island, largely because of its sauna/ice bath/gym add-ons and faster, backed-up internet.
- Power outages happen periodically on Koh Tao; the more established spaces (Blacktip in particular) have invested in battery/fibre+5G backup systems specifically because of this, which is worth factoring in if uptime matters for your work.
- If you need a day pass with guaranteed reliable pricing, it's worth double-checking current rates directly with TaoHub or Blacktip before arrival, since some listed monthly/weekly bundle prices (e.g. sauna+coworking packages) change and aren't identical to the base day-pass rate.
- Koh Tao has no Soho House-style luxury private club — the closest equivalents are wellness/lifestyle-oriented coworking spaces (like BLACKTIP and The Office Social Club) that bundle social and fitness perks into a coworking membership rather than operating as an exclusive members-only club.
- TAO HUB is the island's original coworking name and is the one most often described as a true coworking-plus-coliving combo, but it doesn't guarantee a private desk or enclosed office — you're working in a shared open-air or AC room.
- If a bundled accommodation-plus-coworking package matters to you, ask directly — several of these spaces arrange lodging through partner villas/resorts on a case-by-case basis rather than publishing a fixed coliving rate.
Coworking Spaces
- Context Note
- Koh Tao currently has no purpose-built, resort-style hotel with a formally priced day-pass/monthly coworking product (the kind common in places like Bali or Chiang Mai). The closest things to a 'hotel-coworking hybrid' are a hostel with informal work areas (AVA Koh Tao) and a coworking-and-lifestyle club with hotel-like amenities (The Office Social Club), neither of which publish standalone coworking pricing.
Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces
TaoHub
- Day pass
- THB 400
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Mae Haad (short walk from the pier, opposite Moov Bar)
- Monthly Price
- THB 5,000
- Vibe and Amenities
- Widely described as Koh Tao's original 'official' coworking space: an open-air, all-in-one work-and-live setup with a couple of air-conditioned rooms and a large outdoor deck. Amenities include free wifi, free coffee, water and homemade hibiscus iced tea, bike rental, and a strong community focus with movie nights, yoga sessions and ping-pong tournaments. Open 24/7. Some reviewers note it lacks dedicated private call rooms and isn't as polished as a big-city coworking space.
Blacktip Cafe & Workspace
- Day pass
- THB 300
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Mae Haad
- Monthly Price
- THB 3,500
- Vibe and Amenities
- Now described by its own team as the island's biggest coworking space, and one of the most recommended by long-term nomads. Offers a quiet, air-conditioned open-floor coworking area with roughly 14 seats and two standing desks, two soundproof phone booths, a private bookable office room, outdoor garden seating, plus a restaurant/coffee shop, sauna, ice bath and a calisthenics fitness area. Enterprise-grade wifi setup with fibre + 5G failover aimed at handling the island's occasional power cuts.
Taoni Restaurant and Coworking
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Chalok (Chalok Baan Kao)
- Vibe and Amenities
- A restaurant-and-coworking hybrid in the Chalok area with air conditioning and bookable meeting rooms; multiple nomad guides describe it as having an attractive space but note it's less established/less-reviewed than the Mae Haad options. Specific day-pass or monthly pricing was not published on official sources at the time of research.
The Office Social Club
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Chalok Bay
- Vibe and Amenities
- A coworking-and-lifestyle club (marketed as a 'Social Club' rather than a traditional office) with a hot & cold desk hub, private meeting rooms, rooftop bar, rooftop yoga, daily breakfast/brunch and organized community events and water sports. It reads more as a coworking-hospitality hybrid than a hotel-attached business center, and its own booking pages did not surface specific day-pass or monthly membership figures at the time of research.
AVA Koh Tao (Hostel)
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Mae Haad, directly across from TaoHub
- Vibe and Amenities
- Not a purpose-built coworking space, but frequently cited by nomad guides as a workable option: a hostel with a reception-area minibar and terrace tables usable as informal work spots. There is no separate coworking day-pass or membership fee — access is tied to staying at the hostel, not sold as a standalone pass.
Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids
Clubs and Hybrids
The Office Social Club
- Type
- Membership club
- Neighborhood
- Chalok Bay (Chalok Baan Kao)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Positioned as a coworking-plus-lifestyle club rather than a plain desk-rental space. Its own marketing describes ocean views, a rooftop bar, community events, yoga, water sports, member benefits, and daily brunch, alongside a 'Hot & Cold Desk Hub' and bookable meeting rooms.
Pricing
- Detail
- No membership fee figures were published on the club's own site or socials at time of research; likely quoted directly on inquiry.
- Status
- pricing not publicly listed
BLACKTIP Coworking Space
- Type
- Membership club
- Neighborhood
- Mae Haad
- Vibe and Amenities
- A wellness-leaning work club combining an AC-cooled shared office (14 seats), garden pavilions, and soundproof phone booths with an on-site gym, sauna, ice bath, and a health-food restaurant (keto/carnivore-friendly menu). Marketed around a calm, nature-focused, low-distraction lifestyle rather than nightlife or beach-party energy, with resident rescue animals on the property.
Pricing
- Detail
- Site advertises daily, weekly, and monthly membership options plus an add-on private soundproof office, but does not list specific THB figures publicly; a coworking membership must be purchased separately from the private office add-on.
- Status
- flexible passes offered, exact rates not published
TAO HUB
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Mae Haad, a short walk from the pier
- Vibe and Amenities
- Billed as Koh Tao's original and most established coworking space, combining working and living areas in one all-in-one setup. Amenities include free coffee, water and iced hibiscus tea, a bike rental service, and a strong community focus with movie nights, communal lunches, yoga classes, parties, and ping-pong competitions. Space is open 24/7, though there are no dedicated private desks or enclosed office space, and some visitors have found the interior less polished than big-city coworking spaces.
Pricing
- Coworking Day Pass
- THB 400
- Coworking Week Pass
- THB 1,500
- Coworking Month Pass
- THB 5,000
- Accommodation Note
- Accommodation is not bundled into the coworking fee itself — Tao Hub can help arrange stays through partner resorts, hotels, or villas at a range of separate budgets, and coliving.com lists it directly as a coworking-and-coliving property.
Day Pass or Monthly?
A monthly pass pays off after about 13 visits.
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