NEW YORK CITY—Co-working takes yet another turn—expanding to jungle, beach other travel destinations as well as urban center locations. Selina, a company which originally began in a beach town in Venao, Panama, is gaining more financial backing.

Selina offers 22,000 beds in 46 location in 13 countries. It combines private and shared rooming with co-working spaces, food and beverage retail, local experiences and wellness options including surfing, yoga classes, swimming pools and farm-to-table eating. Located in places such as Costa Rica and Ecuador, the facilities are open for corporate retreats. And for those who cannot leave their laptops at home, it takes “remote working” to another level.

Selina announced it has just raised $100 million in a Series C financing round. This brings the company's total funding to $225 million. Access Industries, with participation from Grupo Wiese and existing investors Colony Latam Partners led the latest funding round.