Workation in Spain
Spain is one of Europe's most established countries for remote work, with an active community in cities like Barcelona and Valencia and mild winter climate in the Canary Islands. anywhr curates and vets accommodation in Spain that's actually built for remote work: reliable WiFi, a real desk, and stay lengths meant for weeks of working, not a weekend trip.
19 vetted accommodations in Spain. Including Alcalá, Arrecife, Barcelona, La Orotava, Mojacar.
Why Spain works for a workation
- Barcelona and Valencia are among Europe's most established remote-work hubs, with matching coworking density
- The Canary Islands offer mild climate and a Central European time zone even in winter
- Good flight connections from German-speaking Europe to nearly every region
- EU citizens enter visa-free; the standard Schengen 90/180-day rule still applies
Example accommodation in Spain
BEACH APPARTMENT SUNRISE
BOUTIQUE COLIVING IN DEN BERGEN BARCELONAS
BOUTIQUE HIDEAWAY MOJACAR
CALMA HOUSE
CHARMANTE FINCA IN STRANDNÄHE
CITY-COLIVING AUF TENERIFFA
Frequently asked questions
EU citizens don't need a visa to live and work in Spain. If you're from outside the EU, short stays in the Schengen area fall under the 90/180-day rule. For longer workations, keep track of your days in-country, for example with the stay tracker in your anywhr account.
Barcelona and Valencia offer the densest coworking and community infrastructure and work well for regular in-person team time. The Canary Islands offer stable climate year-round and suit longer stays especially outside the European winter months.
You browse the vetted accommodation in Spain, send a request through anywhr, and we handle coordination with the host, the contract and invoicing, so you or your company don't have to negotiate directly with every individual landlord.