Coworking Fuerteventura (FreshSurf)
Surf-coworking in El Cotillo (FreshSurf) with 1 Gb fibre and a 15 € day pass.
Coworking run by the FreshSurf surf school in El Cotillo, with four open workstations and a work bar. It offers 1 Gb fibre, monitors, a meeting and call booth for four, free coffee and tea and air conditioning. Day pass 15 €, week 70 € and month 250 € with 24/7 access.
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