Surco Coworking
4.5
Lieu Casco Viejo, communauté nomade-friendly, café gratuit.
Pros
- Casco Viejo
- Communauté FR/EN
- Fibre stable
Cons
- Hot desk parfois saturé
- Pas de salle privative
- Monthly fee
- 180 USD/mo
- Transfer fee
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Comparisons
The 4 worthwhile coworking spaces for nomads in Panama City. Rates, vibe, fiber, community — tested in person.
Updated : May 2026
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| Service | Score | Price | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
Surco CoworkingWinnerLieu Casco Viejo, communauté nomade-friendly, café gratuit. | 4.5 | 180 USD | See offer ↗ |
WeWork PanamaOceania Business Plaza. Standard global WeWork, idéal réseau international. | 4.2 | 350 USD | See offer ↗ |
Selina CoWorkCasco Viejo + Bocas. Ambiance nomades, hôtel attaché. | 4.0 | 150 USD | See offer ↗ |
BLOQ CoworkingCosta del Este. Plus business, calme, parking facile. | 3.8 | 220 USD | See offer ↗ |
Surco Coworking
4.5
Lieu Casco Viejo, communauté nomade-friendly, café gratuit.
Pros
Cons
WeWork Panama
4.2
Oceania Business Plaza. Standard global WeWork, idéal réseau international.
Pros
Cons
Selina CoWork
4.0
Casco Viejo + Bocas. Ambiance nomades, hôtel attaché.
Pros
Cons
BLOQ Coworking
3.8
Costa del Este. Plus business, calme, parking facile.
Pros
Cons
Our pick
Community vibe + fair pricing. Casco Viejo location, 1 Gbps stable fiber, excellent coffee.
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Monthly hot desk: $150-250 (Surco, Selina). Dedicated desk: $280-450 (WeWork, BLOQ). Day pass: $15-25. WeWork All Access (global network): $350/month. Most offer a free 1-day trial.
Yes in the good ones: Surco 1 Gbps stable, WeWork 500 Mbps guaranteed, BLOQ 1 Gbps, Selina variable (200-500 Mbps real). All offer static IP on request for business accounts. Panama City WiFi is globally reliable (<1% monthly downtime).
Yes — Selina in Bocas del Toro (Bocas Town) and Boquete. La Concordia co-living in El Valle has a coworking space. Casa Areka in Pedasí for surf + remote work. No WeWork outside Panama City. Options are more limited than in the capital but sufficient for a nomad.
Yes — all Panamanian coworkings offer a trial day pass ($15-25) or free visit with coffee. For Surco and Selina, a 1-2 day check-in is often offered on request. WeWork typically requires prior reservation.
Surco Coworking is the nomad hub in Panama City: international vibe (FR/EN/ES), community events, affordable prices. Selina for nomads who want to travel in the country. Outsite and Mansion Bambu (co-living) integrate dedicated coworking for residents.
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