How many coworking spaces are there in Tulum?
Coworking spaces listed
11
Updated July 2026
In Tulum, 11 coworking spaces are listed, and a typical coworking desk costs MX$5,000/month.
- Typical monthly desk
- MX$5,000
- Typical day pass
- MX$250
Range MX$4,131–MX$6,626
Range MX$250–MX$300
Overall4.7/10Weaker coworking than about 60% of cities
Good to know
Good to Know
- A lot of what's marketed as a 'coworking space' in Tulum is really a restaurant, hotel, or wellness venue with fast Wi-Fi and a workspace bolted on — worth checking photos/reviews if you specifically need a quiet, desk-focused office feel.
- La Veleta and Aldea Zama have become the main coworking hubs as Tulum's nomad scene has grown, while Centro options tend to be cheaper but sit in a busier, more touristy strip.
- Some venues price in USD rather than pesos (common where the clientele is mostly foreign), so always double-check which currency a quoted rate is actually in before paying.
- Beach-zone hotel coworking (like Maya Tulum) is a nicer setting for a change of scenery but is a real taxi/colectivo ride from town — factor that into your day if you also need errands done in Centro.
- CoWorking Tulum isn't a physical building — it's a paid membership pass giving discounted access and perks across a network of partner hotels, cafes, and rooftops, so don't expect a dedicated desk waiting for you; some users feel this model is essentially a discount card rather than a workspace.
- The Soho House-branded property in Tulum (Scorpios) reads primarily as a beach club and event venue rather than a work-friendly space — if you're after Soho House's classic 'work from the club' vibe, confirm current membership terms and whether desk/wifi work areas actually exist before counting on it.
- Selina and Outsite bundle coworking access into a broader monthly accommodation package rather than selling standalone desk memberships, so the 'coworking cost' is really part of your room rate, not a separate line item.
- Because pricing for most of these hybrid/club-style spaces isn't published online, get a direct, current quote before assuming any number you find in a blog post or forum is still accurate.
Coworking Spaces
Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces
Digital Jungle
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- La Veleta
- Vibe and Amenities
- Jungle-themed building with high ceilings, greenery, natural light and wooden furniture. On-site restaurant focused on farm-to-table, compost/organic-farming ethos. Private call rooms, meeting/event space with jungle views, and a small gaming corner with an Xbox and noise-cancelling headphones for breaks. The same team also runs 'Vesica,' a cenote-centered social/wellness outpost nearby that leans more toward events and community than a standard desk-and-Wi-Fi setup.
- Pricing Note
- Offers hour, day, week and monthly passes (including an 'advanced' monthly plan with a lockable private desk), but exact peso figures for each tier are not published online — confirm current rates on-site.
Los Amigos Cowork
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- La Veleta
- Monthly Price
- MX$5,000
- Vibe and Amenities
- Started in 2012 as a real estate project before pivoting into coworking; open Monday–Friday 9am–7pm and Saturday 10am–2pm.
- Amenities Detail
- High-speed internet (up to 50 Mbps), mail reception, unlimited scanning, limited printing depending on plan, and equipped meeting rooms with audio/video for presentations.
Additional Pricing
- Private Desk Monthly
- MX$10,000
- Weekly Pass 5 Consecutive Days
- MX$1,500
ZOÍ
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- La Veleta
- Monthly Price
- MX$4,131
Venue quotes this plan in USD ($235); MXN figure is a converted equivalent, not the venue's own peso price.
- Vibe and Amenities
- Opened in 2024, contemporary design with an outdoor terrace; a newer entrant that has quickly picked up strong Google reviews among Tulum's remote-work crowd.
- Amenities Detail
- Shared and private work areas, soundproofed call booths, bookable meeting rooms, controlled access and surveillance. Open Monday–Friday 8am–8pm, Saturday 9am–3pm.
WeNomads
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Centro (Plaza Faeli, Av. Tulum)
- Day Pass Price
- MX$250
- Vibe and Amenities
- Bohemian, eclectic decor with a strong community focus — members get access to nomad beach hubs, free workshops/events and a members-only social group. Emphasizes group activities aimed at local environmental/community impact alongside remote work.
- Pricing Note
- Day rate drops if you book 4 or more days at once; no fixed monthly figure was found published.
Mangohub
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Aldea Zama (Giada Towers)
- Day Pass Price
- MX$300
- Vibe and Amenities
- Bright, professional space with large windows and lots of natural light. Advertises very fast (up to 1 Gigabit) wifi. Locally sourced coffee available for purchase; advance desk booking recommended when busy.
Coworking Tulum (Also Branded MiraLuna)
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Aldea Zama (home base), with partner access across Centro, La Veleta and the beach
- Monthly Price
- MX$6,626
Listed price appears to be quoted in USD ($377) on the venue's own site; MXN figure is the converted equivalent.
- Vibe and Amenities
- Started as a platform connecting remote workers to boutique hotels and has since added its own physical space in Aldea Zama, but its core model is membership-based access to 20+ partner boutique hotels, rooftops, restaurants and 'hidden gem' jungle/beach spots with fiber connectivity. Members get 15–20% F&B discounts and 20% off meeting-room/private-office rates, plus recurring in-person networking events.
Selina Tulum
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- La Veleta (Calle 4, Mza 20)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Part of the Selina hotel/hostel chain, which typically pairs its coworking corners with an on-site restaurant, pool and social common areas aimed at a mixed traveler/remote-worker crowd.
- Pricing Note
- Selina lists a coworking area on its own booking platforms, but a current, verified day-pass or monthly rate for this location wasn't found at the time of research.
Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids
Clubs and Hybrids
CoWorking Tulum
- Type
- Membership club
- Neighborhood
- Not a single clubhouse — a members-only network of partner venues concentrated in Centro, Aldea Zama, La Veleta, and the Beach Zone
- Vibe and Amenities
- This is a city-wide membership model rather than a physical space: members get access to over 20 partner boutique hotels, restaurants, and rooftops across town to work from, plus perks layered on top. Confirmed member benefits include a curated list of partner locations with reliable fiber-optic wifi, 15–20% off food and drink at each partner venue, 20% off meeting room and private office bookings, and a social calendar of member-only events like dinners, workouts, and workshops. One user review flagged that it 'doesn't have a physical space' and is essentially a paid concierge/discount pass to existing hotels and restaurants rather than a dedicated coworking room.
Pricing
- Pricing Published
- No
- Note
- No verified membership fee figure is published on the operator's site or in third-party coverage; sign-up is by direct inquiry and a free trial period has been advertised in the past. Treat any price you're quoted directly as the only reliable figure.
Scorpios Beach Club (Soho House Group)
- Type
- Membership club
- Neighborhood
- Beach Zone (Zona Hotelera)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Founded in 2015, Scorpios is a beachside retreat with a Mediterranean restaurant, bar, a bazaar selling handcrafted items, and event spaces and stages for sunset music performances, and it has been acquired by the Soho House group as one of its international outposts. It reads as social-and-lifestyle first (beach club, live music, dining) rather than a desk-and-wifi work venue — good for networking and events, not a place to expect dedicated workstations.
Pricing
- Pricing Published
- No
- Note
- Membership pricing for this location is not confirmed. Sourcing describes it as acquired by Soho House Group with further international rollout 'proposed' — it's unclear whether it currently operates on a full Soho House membership model with published dues, or still runs more like an open beach club/restaurant.
Selina Tulum (CoLive Experience)
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Two locations — Hotel Zone (Selina Tulum) and Tulum Centro (Selina Tulum Downtown)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Selina runs a month-by-month CoLiving program for digital nomads to work and travel around the world, bundling accommodation with an on-site coworking space that includes a meeting room and private call rooms. The brand leans into a hostel-meets-coworking social vibe with structured community programming rather than a quiet private-office feel, and has been called out as one of Tulum's more reliable wifi options.
Pricing
- Pricing Published
- No
- Note
- No specific monthly rate for the CoLive program was confirmed in research for this specific property; Selina's coliving pricing is typically quoted per stay/room type rather than as a flat membership fee, so a firm figure would need direct confirmation via Selina's booking channel.
Outsite Tulum
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Not specified in available sourcing — verify exact street/neighborhood before booking
- Vibe and Amenities
- Outsite offers furnished rooms, coworking, fast wifi, and a community of remote workers, with flexible stays starting from just 2 nights, making it more flexible than a fixed monthly membership and geared toward nomads who want work-ready accommodation without a long commitment.
Pricing
- Pricing Published
- No
- Note
- Outsite advertises flexible short stays but no per-month figure specific to the Tulum property was found; global Outsite pricing varies significantly by room type and season, so this needs direct-source confirmation.
Ko'Muna Tulum
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Not specified in available sourcing — verify exact location before booking
- Vibe and Amenities
- Marketed as a co-living and co-working space designed for optimized lifestyles, positioning itself around community and nature immersion rather than a corporate coworking feel.
Pricing
- Pricing Published
- No
- Note
- No membership or monthly rate figures were found for this property; only marketing copy describing the concept was available.
Day Pass or Monthly?
A monthly pass pays off after about 7 visits.
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