
A coliving gives you your own room in a community-driven shared home. A Sport Coliving adds training space, equipment, and a community of people who take an active lifestyle seriously.

From your in-room workspace to weekly sport activities - here is what comes with every room.
What shapes how we train, work, recover, and live together.
Our entire space - including all rooftop terraces and balconies - is smoke-free. It covers cigarettes and vapes, and equally marijuana, shisha and anything else that is burned. Candles are the exception.

Calm and respectful at home - and open to whatever comes up.

Weights, balls, fins, a battle rope and pull-up bars in all three buildings - free to use, no booking, no key. Here is what we have and where it lives.

The recipe we use in Las Palmas: 10 g of ground coffee, 280 g of water, about three minutes. It works the same way on any V60.
U32 is a sport coliving - not a hostel with dorm beds, not a hotel with room service. Here is what makes it different.

Movement is part of daily life here - from organised rooftop sessions to spontaneous beach volleyball. No pressure, no ego, no extremes.
Train intentionally. Work deeply. Recover well. Live mindfully. What that actually means here.
An honest look at who fits well here - and who probably doesn't.
What shared life actually looks like - from organised sport to spontaneous dinners.

Every room is different. Here is what the trade-offs actually look like.

Bringing an instrument is generally fine. What matters is coordinating with the one or two rooms next to yours - and knowing the two spots where almost nobody is affected.

Private rooms, shared spaces and people who train regularly - the overview of what the coliving is.

How many people share a bathroom in each of the three houses, and what that looks like in the morning.

100% arabica from the bean-to-cup machine, a V60 hand filter, moka pots, four kinds of tea and filtered water - all of it included and self-serve.
Three ways to get from Gran Canaria airport to the coliving - from a direct taxi to two bus options.
Nobody here needs a car, and inside the city one barely saves time. For the mountains it does. What walking, the bus, a bike and a rental each cost you in time - and where to park.
Three options for cycling in Las Palmas - local rentals, city bike-sharing, and our own coliving bike.

Las Palmas has a stable year-round rhythm - here's what changes with the seasons.

What Calima is, how to protect yourself, and how to use the air purifiers at each location.

A quick guide to Las Palmas neighborhoods - which one fits you best.
What is within walking distance, how the area feels after dark, and how quiet the nights actually are - including the two times of year when they are not.