How many coworking spaces are there in Placencia?
Coworking spaces listed
6
Updated July 2026
This call covers only membership-club-style spaces and coliving-hybrid coworking spaces; no Soho-House-style private membership club exists in Placencia — it's a small beach village. The one significant coliving-hybrid operation is Noma Collective, plus a smaller listed operator, Aldeo.
Overall4.8/10Weaker coworking than about 60% of cities
Good to know
Good to Know
- Placencia genuinely does not have a large, purpose-built coworking hub — one local resort blog put it plainly, noting the town "doesn't have massive coworking hubs — and it doesn't need them," since most remote workers end up working from their own villa, a shaded balcony, or a café instead.
- None of the named spots above publish formal day-pass or monthly membership pricing online — if you want to work from one, it's worth messaging or dropping by in person to ask about informal arrangements (e.g., buying a coffee/meal in exchange for using the space).
- Some digital-nomad retreat programs (e.g., coliving/coworking trips run by outside companies) that mention Placencia are actually based at resorts in Maya Beach, roughly 25–30 minutes' drive from Placencia Village — worth double-checking a program's actual location before booking if walkable town access matters to you.
- Wi-Fi in Placencia is generally described as reliable but can have occasional short outages tied to power fluctuations, so a backup mobile hotspot is a sensible precaution for anything time-sensitive.
- Placencia does not have a Soho House-style private membership club — the town is too small for that model; the closest equivalent to a 'work+social+amenities' space is the Noma Collective coliving program.
- Noma Collective's Belize flagship accommodation is not in Placencia Village itself — expect roughly a 25–30 minute drive to town, so factor in shuttle/golf-cart logistics if you want easy evening access to Placencia's restaurants and bars.
- Noma Collective operates as multi-week 'Editions' with a vetting/interview step before booking, rather than a walk-in day pass or simple monthly membership — it's a curated group program, not an open-access coworking space.
- If a dedicated, quiet coworking room matters to you, ask specifically before booking — some past editions have not had a single dedicated coworking building, with members working from shared communal areas instead.
Coworking Spaces
Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces
Chilpoint
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Placencia Village
- Vibe and Amenities
- A local blogger source describes it as offering "shared desks, air-conditioned, fiber Wi-Fi" — the closest thing Placencia has to a dedicated small coworking setup rather than a café with tables.
- Pricing Note
- No day-pass or monthly membership pricing could be found publicly listed; likely informal/on-request pricing typical of small-town setups.
Toucan Jacks
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Placencia Village
- Vibe and Amenities
- Described as having "a few tables and chairs and great internet" — this functions more as a work-friendly café/bar than a formal coworking space, with no membership structure.
- Pricing Note
- No day-pass or membership pricing exists — it's a pay-as-you-order café/bar setup, not a paid coworking membership.
Aldeo Placencia (Coworking Studio)
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Placencia Town (central)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Aldeo runs a remote-worker co-living/co-working community here, describing the setup as a coworking studio that is "centrally located allowing for spontaneous adventures." It's positioned within a walkable, boardwalk-linked town with coffee shops and beach access nearby, and is oriented toward community/social remote-work life rather than a formal drop-in office.
- Pricing Note
- Pricing appears bundled into Aldeo's broader co-living program cost rather than sold as a standalone day-pass or monthly desk fee; no separate published day/month rate was found.
Itz'ana Resort
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Placencia Village, on the water
- Vibe and Amenities
- A boutique hotel where guests can work from their room, poolside, or the on-site marina restaurant; one nomad-focused travel guide notes it "has free access to wifi across the entire property." Vibe is upscale resort rather than dedicated office — best for hotel guests who want flexible work spots around the property rather than a bookable coworking desk.
- Pricing Note
- This is a hotel amenity bundled into room rates, not a standalone coworking day-pass or membership product — no separate coworking pricing is published.
Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids
- Context Note
- No Soho House-style private membership club (paid social+work+amenities club) was found in Placencia. This is a small Caribbean village of a few thousand people — the concept doesn't have a presence here.
Clubs and Hybrids
Noma Collective (Belize Flagship Edition)
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Flagship accommodation (originally Umaya Village, more recently run out of Umaya Resort / Maya Beach) is located outside Placencia Village center — reviewers consistently describe it as roughly a 25–30 minute drive from town, not walkable.
Pricing
- Structure
- Priced per multi-week 'Edition' (typically 3–4 weeks), not as a standalone day-pass or open-ended monthly membership; price varies by season, room tier, and booking promotion.
- Advertised From Price
- BZD 1,076
- Higher Observed Price
- BZD 2,750
Vibe and Amenities
- Description
- Noma Collective's Belize program started as their very first permanent location and remains their flagship 'Edition' — a 3–4 week curated remote-work program combining private/shared accommodation, on-site coworking areas, a live-in community manager, daily events, and group excursions (snorkeling, cave tours, catamaran trips).
Notes
- Room tiers on offer for the Belize edition include a shared bedroom with en-suite bathroom in a shared apartment, a private bedroom with shared bathroom, and a private bedroom with en-suite bathroom (water-view), all shared with other Noma members.
- Some editions have reported having no single dedicated coworking building — members work from shared communal spaces on the property, which reviewers note can be an issue for anyone needing to take frequent calls.
Aldeo — Placencia
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Placencia Town — described by the operator as centrally located.
Pricing
- Structure
- No current published membership fee, day rate, or monthly rate could be found for this operator.
- Note
- Pricing not publicly listed — check directly with the operator for current rates.
Vibe and Amenities
- Description
- Aldeo runs a small remote-worker community/coworking studio in Placencia, pitched as co-living and co-working on the peninsula.
Notes
- The Placencia coworking studio is centrally located allowing for spontaneous adventures should the impulse take you.
- Marketing emphasizes proximity to coffee shops, beach chairs, and boardwalks in town rather than a resort-style compound.
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