Coliving in Las Palmas

Sport Coliving in Gran Canaria

Sport Coliving in Gran Canaria means private rooms combined with shared spaces and an active community. U32 in Las Palmas brings together people who train regularly, work productively, and want to live alongside others with a similar approach.

Acro Yoga - rooftop terrace, partner acrobatics

Southern terrace at J48 Penthouse - blue sky, sunbed, seating area, viewpoint

Sunbathing terrace at P21 Outpost - blue sky, parasol, hanging chair

Acro Atrium - blue sky, window, desk workspace

Triathlon Territory - bedroom, door to the terrace, private balcony, desk workspace

Ensuite bathroom at Calisthenics Cove - private pull-up bar, private bathroom, bedroom, monitor

Kitchen and living room at J48 Penthouse - blue sky

Silent coworking space at U32 Headquarter - silent area, busy, people working

Sunbathing terrace at U32 Headquarter - rooftop dinner, rooftop terrace, candlelight, at night

Northern terrace at J48 Penthouse - sunset

Pull-up coffee hallway at P21 Outpost - pull-up bar, kitchen

Staircase at U32 Headquarter - sport equipment, weights, volleyball net, battle rope

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What Makes U32 Different

U32 is a Sport Coliving in Las Palmas - not a hostel, not a standard flatshare. The focus is on sport, deep work, and living alongside people who take both seriously. Yoga, running, acroyoga, calisthenics, and more are part of everyday life here.

Is this the right fit for you?

Check out our rooms and find out if the Sport Coliving in Las Palmas is the right fit for you.

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Why Coliving in Las Palmas?

Las Palmas has a mild year-round climate, easy access to nature, and a relaxed pace of life. For remote workers and active people, it's a practical and enjoyable base - good weather, good food, close to the ocean and the mountains.

Answers to your questions

: Coliving is a form of shared housing where people with similar lifestyles live together in a community. Private rooms, shared common areas. It works well for people who want connection without flatshare drama.
: Most people stay a month or longer. The coliving is built around people who settle in for a while, not around short city breaks. Get in touch with your dates and we will tell you what is possible.
: No. Almost nobody here rents one. Playa de Las Canteras is about a five-minute walk, the old town of Vegueta around 30 minutes by bus, and places like the dunes of Maspalomas or the Caldera de Bandama are an hour away on public transport. A Sitycleta bike subscription costs €3.34 per month and covers most trips within the city. See the guide article Getting Around Without a Car for the details.
: The neighbourhood is residential and stays populated in the evening, and nights are usually quiet - this is not a party area. We have hosted dozens of solo female travellers and ask every guest how they are getting on; nobody has ever told us they felt unsafe here. Two honest exceptions on noise: Carnival in February and events in October can be heard from the J48 penthouse. See the guide article on evenings in the neighbourhood for more.
: Every room comes furnished with a desk, monitor, and office chair. Residents have access to a coworking area, communal kitchen, sport equipment, and the rooftop terrace. Weekly cleaning of common areas and a full room clean at check-in and check-out are included.
: Yes. The internet connection has 500-1000 MBit, and 6 hotspots distributed over the house ensure fast WiFi in every room. Additionally, every room comes with a desk, external monitor, and office chair - so you can take video calls in private. For focused work there is also a silent-area coworking space with a height-adjustable desk, walking pad, and under-desk bike.
: Yes. The first wash per started week and per guest is free, including detergent - each additional wash costs €1. Machines are shared between only a few residents - two for the seven rooms at the main house, fewer at the smaller apartments. For sustainability, cost, and to reduce potential waiting times, we kindly ask you not to run the machine with just a tiny amount of laundry.
: Yes. Check-in is self-service via a keybox, so you can arrive at any time, day or night. Please note that for a late arrival both your rent and your deposit need to have reached us by the day before. We send you the access details and directions in advance, and we just ask that you enter quietly on a late arrival, as others may already be asleep.
: Yes - feel free to invite visitors. If you invite two or more people from outside the coliving, or for overnight stays, please check with Thomas beforehand.
: No, pets are not allowed.

Have more questions? Contact us.

Living in a coliving means sharing more than just a space - it's a shared approach to how you work, train, and live.

Already on the island?

If you're visiting Las Palmas or living elsewhere on the island, you're welcome to join our community sport sessions. Just get in touch.

Answers to your questions

: Coliving is a form of shared housing where people with similar lifestyles live together in a community. Private rooms, shared common areas. It works well for people who want connection without flatshare drama.
: Most people stay a month or longer. The coliving is built around people who settle in for a while, not around short city breaks. Get in touch with your dates and we will tell you what is possible.
: No. Almost nobody here rents one. Playa de Las Canteras is about a five-minute walk, the old town of Vegueta around 30 minutes by bus, and places like the dunes of Maspalomas or the Caldera de Bandama are an hour away on public transport. A Sitycleta bike subscription costs €3.34 per month and covers most trips within the city. See the guide article Getting Around Without a Car for the details.
: The neighbourhood is residential and stays populated in the evening, and nights are usually quiet - this is not a party area. We have hosted dozens of solo female travellers and ask every guest how they are getting on; nobody has ever told us they felt unsafe here. Two honest exceptions on noise: Carnival in February and events in October can be heard from the J48 penthouse. See the guide article on evenings in the neighbourhood for more.
: Every room comes furnished with a desk, monitor, and office chair. Residents have access to a coworking area, communal kitchen, sport equipment, and the rooftop terrace. Weekly cleaning of common areas and a full room clean at check-in and check-out are included.
: Yes. The internet connection has 500-1000 MBit, and 6 hotspots distributed over the house ensure fast WiFi in every room. Additionally, every room comes with a desk, external monitor, and office chair - so you can take video calls in private. For focused work there is also a silent-area coworking space with a height-adjustable desk, walking pad, and under-desk bike.
: Yes. The first wash per started week and per guest is free, including detergent - each additional wash costs €1. Machines are shared between only a few residents - two for the seven rooms at the main house, fewer at the smaller apartments. For sustainability, cost, and to reduce potential waiting times, we kindly ask you not to run the machine with just a tiny amount of laundry.
: Yes. Check-in is self-service via a keybox, so you can arrive at any time, day or night. Please note that for a late arrival both your rent and your deposit need to have reached us by the day before. We send you the access details and directions in advance, and we just ask that you enter quietly on a late arrival, as others may already be asleep.
: Yes - feel free to invite visitors. If you invite two or more people from outside the coliving, or for overnight stays, please check with Thomas beforehand.
: No, pets are not allowed.

Have more questions? Contact us.