ENDigital Nomad Life in Mallorca: Where to Work, Live & Connect
Mallorca is more than sun, sea, and sangria. With over 300 days of sunshine, fast fiber internet, and a buzzing international community, it’s become one of Europe’s best-kept secrets for remote workers. We’ve seen a wave of freelancers, entrepreneurs, and creatives relocate to Palma and beyond – and we understand why. There’s no better way to combine productivity with lifestyle.
📍 Best Areas to Live as a Digital Nomad
Santa Catalina & Palma Old Town
Trendy, walkable, and full of cafes, Santa Catalina is Palma’s hotspot for digital nomads. You’ll find everything from yoga studios to rooftop brunches. Old Town gives you charm and a central base.
Portixol & El Molinar
Beachside promenades, sea breezes, and still within bike distance of coworking spaces. These areas are perfect for those who want balance and beauty.
Sóller & Deià
For slower-paced living with views that inspire creativity. These Tramuntana towns are ideal for writers and creatives — and have good transport connections to Palma.
🧭 Looking for a quieter lifestyle? Check out our El Molinar and Portixol guides.
🖥️ Best Coworking Spaces in Palma and Beyond
Mallorca has a surprisingly strong coworking scene, especially around Palma:
- The Hub Mallorca – Stylish and centrally located in Palma, with regular events and a business-focused vibe.
- The Circle – Popular in Santa Catalina, great lighting and an open-minded crowd.
- Rayaworx (Santanyí) – Remote but professional. Ideal for those living in the southeast.
- Coworking Nomad (Sóller) – A tranquil space for those who work best surrounded by mountains.
💡 Explore our full Coworking Spaces in Palma review for more options.
💰 Cost of Living for Digital Nomads
Wondering what your monthly budget might look like?
| Expense | Monthly Cost (EUR) |
| Studio Apartment (Palma) | €900–€1,300 |
| Coworking Space | €150–€250 |
| Groceries & Eating Out | €300–€500 |
| Transport (bike, bus, scooter) | €40–€100 |
| Total Estimate | €1,400–€2,200 |
🧠 Tip: Living in villages or shared flats inland can cut costs by 30–40%.
💡 Tips for Working Remotely in Mallorca
- Get a prepaid SIM card from Orange or Movistar to stay connected.
- Rent a scooter or bike — Palma is compact and very bike-friendly.
- Use off-season for deals — October to April has better housing prices and quieter cafés.
- Tap into Facebook & Slack groups to connect with other nomads.
🏡 Read our full Cost of Living guide for a detailed breakdown.
🤝 How to Meet Other Digital Nomads
Even if you’re solo, you won’t feel alone:
- Weekly meetups in Santa Catalina & coworking spots
- WhatsApp groups often shared in coworking spaces
- Yoga & wellness studios like Zunray or Earth Yoga have open classes and social events
- Co-living spaces are emerging and great for building community
📅 Bookmark our Events & Festivals section for lifestyle happenings.
🧳 Can You Stay Long-Term?
- EU Citizens can live and work freely in Spain.
- Non-EU Nomads should look into Spain’s digital nomad visa — officially live since 2023.
🌍 Learn more in our Living in Mallorca Guide.
🧠 FAQs
Is Mallorca good for digital nomads?
Absolutely. It offers the perfect mix of city perks, beach life, and natural beauty — with excellent infrastructure and community support.
How fast is the internet in Palma?
In Palma and most towns, fiber-optic is standard — usually around 300 Mbps. Even cafés have decent Wi-Fi.
Is it easy to find community as a remote worker?
Yes! Coworking spaces, language exchanges, and expat social groups are thriving.
👉 Final Thoughts
At Palma Weekly, we’ve met dozens of creatives, freelancers, and professionals who have fallen in love with Mallorca — not just for a season, but as a long-term lifestyle base.
If you’re curious about the remote work life here, Mallorca delivers: fast internet, community, nature, and freedom. We’re here to help you settle in.
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