18 Apr – 16 May 2027 • Morocco
Salt, Spice & Warmth
Morocco as your home for one month. You'll surf,
get fed, make friends, and get sun on your skin.
Work still gets done. You'll leave having explored
the land as if you spent a summer with
your Moroccan aunty.
Applications close February 2027
It was never about the house, it's about the people in it
Apply to joinHomebase started as a surf coliving house in Hiriketiya, Sri Lanka. We lost the house. We kept everyone who'd ever stayed in it.
This spring it's Morocco's turn:
One month, six to ten people, and Soufia, who grew up here and still knows which souk stall sells the good olives. Mornings are the ocean's. Afternoons are yours. Evenings belong to a long table, more food than you can finish, and people you'll still be texting a year from now.
Spring 2027
18 Apr - 16 May 20276-10 of you
remote workersLeisure & Work
Surf, Food, Pilates, CoworkSurf early. Work well. Gather often.
Enough structure that your deliverables still ship. Enough open space that you don't feel managed.
This is a sample week. Surf sessions depend on wave conditions and can be replaced with Pilates and vice versa.
A rhythm of surf, work and real Moroccan life
Surf, most mornings
A local surf school matches every session to your level, board and all. First time standing up or ten years in the water, you're covered.
Your work, handled
We've done the homework so you don't spend your mornings hunting for signal. You have real deadlines and we respect that.
Moroccan food, the way Moroccans eat it
Soufia built this part herself. Souk runs where you choose what goes in the pot, then cook it together. Food tours through the city. A handful of restaurants that don't show up on a map search. Family dinners with a table too long for the room. Tagine, fresh bread off the coals, mint tea, sardines straight off the grill.
Slow down, weekly
A Pilates session to give your body a break from the swell. And the hammam: the Moroccan way to press reset. You literally shed skin. Be ready to meet the new you.
Fez, Chefchaouen & the coast
Trips out to Fez, one of the world's great medieval cities, and Chefchaouen, the blue city tucked in the Rif mountains.
A real connection
Everyone stays the full month, no rotating cast. That's what makes the in-jokes land and the conversation pick up exactly where it left off. Show up when you want company. Step away when you want quiet.
What clients say
Rated 5* for Homebase Coliving in Hiriketiya
5.0 Rating
"Homebase became a home for me and I was so sad to leave. I made friendships I will certainly hold onto."
5.0 Rating
"One of the best stays I've ever had!!! Everyone is super kind, friendly, helpful. I just can't find enough words to describe the amazing time I had in this Colivin space."
5.0 Rating
"Lisi is one of my favourite hosts, always making sure we are included in events they organise."
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"Will D gave our website and brand whole new life while staying true to who we are. We would never have thought of going in the direction he pitched but we couldn't be happier."
Eleanore, Australia
Past Homebase Hiriketiya Guest
Claire, Switzerland
Past Homebase Hiriketiya Guest
Hesham, New York
Past Homebase Hiriketiya Guest
Farhan Firoz
Founder & CEO at Dribbble
Soufia
Your way into Morocco
Moroccan, multilingual, has worked remotely for
7 years and cooks like she never left home. She'll know
which café table is good for a 9am call and
which one isn't, and she won't let you
order the tourist menu twice.
Lisi
Your way through the month
Past coliving owner, veteran remote worker, and the
person who makes sure everything actually runs.
Lisi built Homebase in Sri Lanka and knows how to
host a group of working adults without over-programming
their lives. She runs operations, Pilates, and the
logistics that you never have to think about.