CoWorking, Workation and Business Bootcamp in Valencia, Spain

Take your work to the Spanish sun and change your view to the Mediterranean Sea! Staying in the heart of Culleria in a modern apartment. Just a few hundred metres to a really nice beach and walking distance to dozens of cafés, bars and restaurants. Culleria and Valencia are two popular locations for digital nomads and cool places to work Where you will be staying Join me and a select digital or analogue nomads or virtual workers in Culleria. We will be staying in an apartment with sea views and just a short walk to the beach, bars, cafés and restaurants. You can work solo or with others and base yourself in any of the many cafés around the town. Plus, I will be running regular business skill-share sessions to help you grow and develop your ideas, insights and know-how. You will be sharing a room with a fellow traveller and all be staying in one apartment. What to expect You will have the opportunity to work alongside fellow online colleagues. Over breakfast and dinner you will be able to build friendships, swap ideas and learn from others. You will also be free to explore on your own and with others as you wish. I will arrange a free trip to the famous Culleria castle and might just find a few cool tapas bars. Business coaching As your host, I will run several short business 'round table' discussions and skill-share sessions. These can cover any topics chosen by the group. Typically, marketing, growing your business, finding partners and investors and legal issues are common topics. The trip price includes: - Accommodation (apartment) - Castle excursion - Coaching and skill-share sessions You will be asked to contribute to shared meals and help with the cooking. Where are we staying? Thirty minutes by train from Alicante airport. It’s a charming, vibrant beach resort on the Costa Blanca, with 11 award-winning beaches that offer free open roaming Wi-Fi access, meaning you can literally work from your sunlounger! About Cullera: The area around Cullera is known for its citrus groves, mouth-watering seafood, and its rice dishes. There are more than 100 restaurants in town, plus bars and several nightclubs to keep the party going into the early hours. There is a pretty Church, and a 10th century castle and ancient caves to explore, as well as several museums dedicated to eclectic subjects - pirates, archaeology, rice and the Spanish Civil War. About me My name is Graham and I'm here to share my passion for learning, culture, and leisure. I am an independent business skills trainer, coach, and writer that loves to travel. There is nothing I like more than combining work, travel, and networking. Next step Let's jump on a zoom call. Drop me a message and I will send you a link. See you in Spain!