The Best Spanish Towns for Remote Working in the Sun

29th April 2025
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Four towns on the Costa Blanca and Costa del Sol ideal for relocation

As remote working becomes more of a lifestyle than a trend, many professionals from Northern Europe have decided to make the permanent move to Spain which is now a top destination for digital nomads and remote workers. We have witnessed the trend first hand with numerous clients relocating both to the Costa del Sol and the Costa Blanca with us. 

Here we look at four standout towns that offer the mix of lifestyle, affordability, and connectivity that remote workers value highest. 


1. Marbella – Luxury Meets Lifestyle on the Costa del Sol

Why it's ideal for remote work:

  • Marbella has some of the fastest fibre-optic internet speeds in the region.

  • Coworking spaces like Our Space Marbella and The Pool attract a professional, international crowd.

  • A vibrant social scene, top-class restaurants, and an international community make it easy to network and unwind.

Highlights:

  • International schools, private healthcare, and English-speaking services.

  • Excellent transport links: 45 minutes from Málaga Airport. Also close to Malaga city which offers a good range of cultural activities and a buzzing city atmosphere. 

  • Great quality of life with year-round sunshine, golf courses, and beachfront living.

Potential downside:
Higher cost of living compared to other towns, but the amenities match the price tag.


2. Fuengirola – Affordable, Connected and Cosmopolitan

Why it's ideal for remote work:

  • Fuengirola offers a good balance between affordability and urban convenience.

  • The town has reliable high-speed internet and is serviced by several coworking spaces, including BigWork.

  • With a large expat population, particularly British and Scandinavian, you’ll feel at home fast.

Highlights:

  • Just 25 minutes by train to Málaga city and airport.

  • A long promenade perfect for morning walks or seaside coffee breaks.

  • Active expat community, international events, and diverse cuisine.

Potential downside:
The town gets busy in peak summer months, which may not suit those seeking peace and quiet although this also does depend where you buy with some good new-build developments being built on the outskirts of the city. 


3. Torrevieja – Costa Blanca’s Coastal All-Rounder

Why it's ideal for remote work:

  • One of the most affordable coastal towns in Spain, with great value properties.

  • Strong internet infrastructure, especially in urbanisations and newer developments.

  • A growing number of cafes and shared workspaces with fast Wi-Fi.

Highlights:

  • Known for its pink salt lakes, mild microclimate, and outdoor lifestyle.

  • Excellent healthcare facilities and a large English-speaking population.

  • Alicante Airport is under an hour away.

Potential downside:
Fewer high-end coworking spaces compared to Costa del Sol, but café working is popular. Also, many of the new developments in the area includes coworking spaces or social areas that can be used for coworking. 


4. San Miguel de Salinas – Peaceful, Picturesque, and Perfectly Located

Why it's ideal for remote work:

  • Ideal for those who prefer a quieter, more relaxed pace without being isolated.

  • Just a short drive from both Orihuela Costa beaches and Torrevieja.

  • Modern developments often come pre-equipped with fibre-optic internet.

Highlights:

  • Surrounded by beautiful countryside, orange groves, and golf courses.

  • Strong sense of community among expats and locals alike.

  • Lower property prices, making it a great place to buy or rent long-term.

Potential downside:
Limited nightlife and entertainment – more suited to those seeking a tranquil environment.


Final Thoughts

Whether you're a solo entrepreneur, tech worker, or running a business from abroad, Spain offers a good selection of towns that support both productivity and well-being. Marbella and Fuengirola offer a faster paced, cosmopolitan lifestyle, while Torrevieja and San Miguel de Salinas cater to those who want sunshine and simplicity without the chaos.

If you are interested in relocating get in touch with us at Portfolio Deluxe and we can look at the option best suited to your situation. 


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