About us
An independent guide for remote workers in Sicily. How we choose places, how we check information and who writes.
Photo: Salvo Cannizzaro · CC BY-SA 3.0
How we check
Every figure on this site has a source and a date. Last full review: November 10, 2026.
- workspaces checked
- 54
- places we recommend
- 195
- sources cited
- 1086
- photos, all freely licensed
- 341
- 01
Find
We start from official sites, recent social posts and what people ask in nomad groups.
- 02
Verify
A place goes in only if it shows recent activity. Prices come from its own site, with the month we saw them.
- 03
Label
What we couldn't confirm is marked as unconfirmed, never quietly left in.
- 04
Recheck
We re-run the checks every few months and remove places that have closed.
Digital Nomads Sicily started with a simple question: where can you work well in Sicily today? Not in 2019, when many of the lists online were written, but now. Looking for an answer, we found lists full of closed coworkings, five-year-old prices and tips from people who had spent a weekend on the island.
This site tries to do the opposite.
How we work
We check before we publish. For every coworking or coliving we look for signs of recent activity: an updated website, social posts from the last few months, recent reviews, live booking pages. If we find nothing recent, the place stays out or appears with an "unconfirmed" label.
We say where the data comes from. Every listing has its sources at the bottom of the page. Prices show the month we saw them. Visa and tax rules link to official texts (Gazzetta Ufficiale, the Italian Foreign Ministry, the Revenue Agency, the Sicilian Region).
No paid listings. We don't sell positions and we don't take commissions from the places we recommend. If we ever use affiliate links, we will say so clearly next to the link.
We correct quickly. Prices and opening hours change, places open and close. If you spot a mistake or run a space that's missing, write to us: we'll update the listing and its review date.
Who writes
The blog is signed by three voices, one for each corner of the island:
- Dario Valastro covers Palermo and western Sicily, and handles the less romantic parts: permits, codice fiscale, taxes, rental contracts.
- Angelo Scuderi writes from Catania: Etna, the Ionian coast, food, festivals and everyday life in eastern Sicily.
- Alberto Nasta follows coworking and coliving, connectivity and work tools, Siracusa, the Val di Noto and the smaller islands.
Angelo Scuderi and Alberto Nasta are editorial pen names, not real people: the team uses them to give each area a recognisable voice, and their author pages say so plainly. Dario Valastro is a real person and the site's data controller. Whoever signs it, every piece goes through the same research and checking process described above.
What we are not
We are not a public body or a travel agency. Information on visas, taxes and residency is general: for your own case you need a commercialista (accountant) or a lawyer. Event dates and prices should always be confirmed with the organisers.
Languages
The site is written in Italian and English and translated into Spanish, French and German. Translations are checked so that the facts stay identical in every language: if you notice a difference, the Italian version prevails.
Contact
Tips, corrections and new spaces: info@rankwit.ai.