Sri Lanka’s scenic South Coast emerging as a hotspot for digital nomads

WORX Co-Working leading the charge

As remote work continues to reshape global work culture, Sri Lanka’s scenic South Coast is emerging as a hotspot for digital nomads and WORX Co-Working is leading the charge. The country’s largest co-working network has just launched its fifth location, this time in the surfers’ paradise of Midigama, in partnership with Lime & Co Hostel.

Midigama, famed for its world-class reef breaks and laid-back vibe, is attracting a growing wave of long-term travellers and remote professionals.

Recognising this shift, WORX’s latest space blends productivity and leisure, offering high-speed Wi-Fi, 25 workstations, and an on-site Zippi café serving artisanal coffee, all just two minutes from the beach.

“Sri Lanka’s work-travel scene is evolving,” says Azahn Munas, Managing Director of WORX. “By partnering with Lime & Co, we’re creating spaces where professionals can work efficiently while enjoying the surf-and-sunshine lifestyle.”

The Lime & Co-Working space isn’t just about desks; it’s a community hub for workshops, networking, and pop-ups, catering to the booming digital nomad scene in the South. With Mirissa, Weligama, and Ahangama also seeing rising demand, WORX’s expansion signals a broader trend: Sri Lanka is becoming a top destination for location-independent workers.

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