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Between sea and land, between work and leisure, between those who were born here and those who chose to stay.
Lagos is a place where time flows at a different pace — where ideas move with the light, and creativity blends with the sound of the waves and the rhythm of the streets.

Remote work is no longer an exception — it has become a structural part of the new professional reality. The ability to work from anywhere has transformed the way we live, create, and connect. Today, flexibility is more than a benefit — it’s an essential value for companies and professionals seeking balance between personal life and work.

In a world where the boundaries between work and personal life have become increasingly blurred, finding balance has become an essential challenge. For many professionals, the solution has been to leave behind the traditional office — and the isolation of working from home — in search of something healthier and more human: coworking spaces.

In an increasingly digital and flexible world, the way we work is changing. What was once restricted to large offices in urban centers is now taking on new forms with the decentralization of work. In Portugal, this trend has had a particular impact in regions such as the Algarve, where coworking spaces have become innovative solutions for different lifestyles and professional needs.

Today, May 5th, the World Portuguese Language Day is celebrated for the 3rd time.

Happiness has been the subject of study for centuries and is perhaps the most common goal of human beings.

We spoke with Ross O’Donovan (coworker) about his experience at CoLagos.