As a seaside city, Split is one of the hottest spots for digital nomads in Croatia and one of the best places to live in the Balkans. The frequent inflow of foreigners makes communication here easy since the locals speak English well.
Compared to other European countries, Split doesn’t offer a big pick of a coworking space. Still, you’ll have no problem finding a decent Wi-Fi connection. Take a look at our list of the best coffee shops, cafes, and coworking spaces Split has to offer.
Tip: If you are traveling to Split for the first time, this vlog may help you discover the best of it.
Re.Split Is the Best Place to Cowork in Split
Image source: Re.split website
Re.Split is a coworking space located near the Faculty of Economics, Business and Tourism, University of Split, so it is naturally filled with many students and young professionals.
The space offers everything from communal Flydesks to private desk spaces. If you need more privacy, opt for a private office, conference room, or meeting room instead. To fuel your productivity, you can also find a coffee and tea station with various sandwiches and pastries at an affordable cost.
Croatia is fairly safe, so you can work late if you want. But we loved that there are plenty of fantastic coliving in Split spaces nearby for anyone not quite ready to leave yet after a super productive session. You can find free parking for cars and bicycles nearby.
Some great options include the Hurrican Hostel (10 minutes away) and Rooms Kampus, which is across the road.
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| Basics | |
| Pricing | Flydesk: €22 ($30) per day
Flydesk: €300 ($324) per month |
| High-Speed Internet | 100 megabit fiber |
| Open Hours |
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| Ergonomics | |
| Comfortable Chairs | Yes |
| Standing Desk | Yes |
| Workspaces | |
| Dedicated Desks | Yes |
| Conference Rooms | Yes |
| Private Offices | Yes |
| Phone booths | Yes |
| Coliving | No |
Mala Kavana Split Is a Place You Can Skip When Coworking in Split
Image source: Mala kavana — Split Facebook
Mala Kavana is one of the most popular eateries in Split for exquisite local cuisine and decent Wi-Fi.
Because of its popularity, we recommend that you avoid coming here during lunch. That’s when we found Mala Kavana to be the most crowded and loud. It is a family restaurant, after all, and people come here to celebrate all sorts of things.
Weekends are more challenging – even if you don’t mind working surrounded by noise. If you come early enough, you can choose among the available chairs since some are comfortable enough, but others are a real pain.
| Basics | |
| Pricing estimates | Moderate |
| High-Speed Internet | No |
| Open Hours |
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| Workspace | |
| Comfortable Chairs | Yes |
| Standing Desk | No |
| Phone | No |
| Coliving | No |
More Coworking Spaces and Cafés in Split Worth Checking Out
Here are other coworking spaces and some cafés in Split that we found interesting for coworking:
D16 Coffee
Image source: D16 Coffee Instagram
D16 Coffee is a cozy java shop in the city center where you will most likely meet other remote workers in Split. This is mainly due to their professional baristas and varieties of brewed coffee from freshly roasted beans.
The chairs are actually not that bad, and you can spend hours sitting and working here without feeling sore. D16 Coffee has one of the best Wi-Fi networks, so that characteristic won’t disappoint you at all.
A few downsides we noticed were that the tables are somewhat small, so it’s better to come here for solo work. We also had trouble finding a free seat since this café can barely fit 20 people.
Tip: Looking for work remote stays in Split? This coffee shop isn’t too far from the best coliving coworking in Croatia.
Coworking Space TinkTank
Image source: Coworking Space TinkTank on Facebook
Coworking Space TinkTank is a wonderful coworking space in a great location in Split 3. This means it’s not too far from the laid-back neighborhoods of Firule and Trstenik placing it just a short walk from Split’s beaches, parks, and trendy cafes.
The ground floor is where you’ll find the most dedicated and hot desks, but there are also a handful of seats in the upstairs gallery. We loved the free perks offered, like the use of the meeting rooms, printing, and coffee, as it just fueled our productivity.
We also appreciated that the space doesn’t forget about downtime. It is pet-friendly and tries to offer many socializing events like movie nights and after-work drinks.
Looking for a place to stay after long working hours? Some great options include B Gold Luxury Rooms B&B, just a short 10-minute walk away.
Scaleup Office Split
Image source: Scaleup Office Split on Facebook
Scaleup Office Split is not too far from the bustling old town and the Dalmatian coast.
It offers amazing natural light in each open-plan office space, whether you choose a hot desk or a private office. If you need a private workroom, you can use the office as a service option and conduct business from the premises. It also provides a spacious meeting room and event space where you can attend events and workshops.
The kitchenette provides a great way to connect with like-minded people around a cup of coffee at no extra cost. We also enjoyed lounging in the comfort areas and nearby beaches for a quick brain refresher.
Here Are More Cafés in Split You Can Work From:
- Kavana ProCaffe
- P&P Caffe Bar
- Bomboniera Caffe Bar
- Caffe bar Nostradamus
- Caffe Bar Galerija Split
- Caffe bar “Marčelina”
Welcome to Your New Workplace: Coworking Spaces in Split
This city, with its beautiful beaches, is one of the best places to live in Croatia for anyone looking for maximum flexibility on their travels. It is a central city with many English speakers, making finding interesting people and new friends a breeze.
If you plan to work from Split, consider one of these coworking spaces. Each is close to the city center and cafés, perfect for a quick break. For a quicker caffeine-fueled pick-me-up, consider working in our recommended cafés instead.