Highlights

The Tribe is heading back to Valencia, calling this vibrant Spanish city home once again! We're setting up in Mislata, a neighborhood that's perfect for our Chapter. Mislata is a real Spanish municipality, so you'll get to enjoy local prices for morning coffee, groceries, and lunch menus, entirely avoiding the "tourist tax" of central hubs like Ruzafa.

Mislata doesn't have a raging nightlife scene, but this means the apartments are actually quiet; great for sleeping and deep work. Still, we're super close to public transport with Metro lines 3 and 5 in walking distance. We've basically hit the sweet spot with this neighbood: we've got a peaceful basecamp to call home and with the Metro closeby, we'll be in Xàtiva (downtown) in just 10 minutes.

Our coliving homes are two properties of multiple apartments.

Our main hub is a four-floor, 10-bedroom central gathering space for socialising, collaborating, and hanging out. The property consists of three apartments, each with dining and living areas plus fully equipped kitchens. Two massive tables, great for work, are in place; one on the first floor seating up to eight people, another on the top floor. An elevator makes getting around effortless, and A/C keeps everything cool. Some rooms even have balconies for sunset vibes.

Just a six-minute walk away, our second property is a stylish boutique apartment thats a little more luxury. This property is great for those seeking a slightly quieter living set up. Each room includes tables and chairs that function as perfect workspaces, as well as A/C. The property also includes a mini-terrace, which is an awesome spot for morning coffee or work sprints. 

Good to Know

Please note: this Chapter starts on slightly different dates to our standard calendar and ends during the regular gap week slot.

For those who love staying active, we're right next to Parque de Cabecera, which is the very start of the 9km Turia park, perfect for walking, running, and cycling to the city. We're also in a high gym density neighborhood with local gyms, CrossFit gyms, and sports centers in a short walkable radius.

Valencia has excellent infrastructure for remote work, with incredibly fast WiFi at our properties and throughout the city. Cafes are everywhere with solid internet, and Spain takes its coffee culture seriously. You'll never be short of great places to work from!

The city is super walkable, and biking around is an awesome choice! Valencia is one of Europe's most bike-friendly cities with dedicated cycle lanes everywhere. You can rent bikes easily or use the public Valenbisi bike-share system. The metro and bus network is also great and an affordable option for reaching beaches or other parts of the city.

We're hitting Valencia at the perfect time! Late March to April means gorgeous spring weather with temperatures ranging from 17-21°C (63-70°F). Spring is arguably the best time for bigger Spanish cities, like Valencia, because everything comes back to life but without the tourists and the heat waves.

Spanish eating schedule: Lunch is typically 2-4pm and dinner starts around 9-10pm (restaurants opening at 7pm for dinner are catering to tourists!). Embrace the Spanish rhythm of tardeo (pre-dinner drinks and tapas) and late dinners.