Morocco’s coastal gems - Tamraght and Taghazout - are fast becoming hotspots for digital nomads and remote workers. With their stunning beaches, vibrant cultures, and growing coworking scenes, these destinations offer the perfect blend of work and leisure. Whether you’re looking for a quiet spot to focus or a dynamic environment to network, these coworking spaces have got you covered.
The Best Coworking Spaces in Tamraght
Ideal for digital nomads who stay just a few days in Tamraght or those who settle here for several months. Enjoy a comfortable and well-equipped workspace, located in a green and quiet garden.
1.Exotic View: Enjoy working from a workspace located in a beautiful garden with lots of flowers, trees and even a palm tree! Ideal for inspiring creativity and tranquility.
2. High-Speed Internet: Reliable and fast internet connection to keep you productive.
3. Comfortable Workspace: Office chairs, large tables, meeting room and well-lit areas for maximum comfort.
4. Affordable Rates: Flexible membership options that suit different budgets and needs (half days 50mad, full days 80mad, passes of 5 and of 10).
5. Coliving option: Kasbari offers a coliving space too with private rooms and dorms. The prices are afforable with weekly and monthly prices. The coworking is included in the coliving prices.
6. Community Events: Regular workshops, networking opportunities, and social gatherings to connect with fellow professionals.
7. Proximity to Activities: Close to surf spots, hiking trails, and yoga classes for a balanced work-life experience.
8. Cultural Immersion: Experience Moroccan culture with local cuisine, markets, and traditions nearby.
Manzili Café
A workspace and cafe, Manzili is perfect if you're looking for an affordable place to work for a few hours. The space is free if you order food at the restaurant!
Atlas Wonders
A coworking space located on a terrace with a beautiful sea view. Prices for half a day (100mad) or a day (160mad).
The Best Coworking Spaces in Taghazout
SunDesk
SunDesk is a haven for those who want to combine work with the laid-back vibe of a surf town. The space offers all the amenities needed for productive work hours, along with opportunities to socialize and engage in local activities
WindyBay
This waterfront restaurant offers a unique coworking space above the restaurant. Stands out for its unique design and ocean view. It’s an ideal spot for those looking to be inspired by their surroundings and engage with fellow professionals.
Teapot
Located on the main street of Taghazout, this restaurant offers a coworking space upstairs. You can work there for free if you eat at the restaurant.
In Taghazout, it is also possible to work from certain cafes and restaurants, we recommend Red Clay (a vegan restaurant located on the main street) and World Of Waves (a restaurant by the sea with breathtaking views).
Advantages of Coworking in Tamraght, Taghazout, and Agadir
1. Beautiful Locations: These coastal towns offer stunning and sunny landscapes that inspire creativity and relaxation.
2. Vibrant Communities: The coworking and coliving spaces foster a sense of community, making it easy to meet new people and network.
3. Affordable Living: Compared to many Western countries, the cost of living in Morocco is quite affordable.
4. Outdoor Activities: Opportunities for surfing, hiking, yoga practice and exploring local culture provide a perfect work-life balance.
5. Growing Digital Nomad Scene: As more digital nomads discover these locations, the infrastructure and community continue to grow, making it an ideal time to visit.
6. Ideal in winter: The perfect season is between September and May, when the waves are good and the sun is always warm.
Whether you’re a freelancer, entrepreneur, or remote worker, Tamraght and Taghazout offer an array of coworking spaces to suit your needs. From beachfront views to serene garden settings, these locations provide the perfect backdrop for productivity and relaxation. Embrace the Moroccan lifestyle, connect with a vibrant community, and find your perfect workspace !
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