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Jacó is approximately 90 kilometers (56 miles) from San José and Juan Santamaría International Airport. The drive usually takes between 1.5 and 2 hours, depending on traffic and road conditions. Travel times may be longer on weekends, holidays, and during peak season.

Swimming is possible at Jacó Beach, but ocean conditions can change throughout the day. The beach may have strong waves and currents, particularly during the rainy season. We recommend checking the warning flags, asking about local conditions, and staying close to shore. Children should always be supervised, and you should never enter the ocean when a red flag is displayed.

Yes. Jacó is one of Costa Rica’s most popular destinations for beginner surfers. Several local surf schools offer lessons with experienced instructors and provide all the necessary equipment. Since conditions vary depending on the tides and waves, beginners should take their first lessons with a qualified instructor.

KAIA is located only 100 meters from Jacó Beach. You can easily walk there in just a few minutes, without needing a car.

Downtown Jacó is approximately 1.5 kilometers from KAIA. You can reach it within a few minutes by car, taxi, or ride-hailing service.

Yes. The walk takes approximately 15 to 20 minutes, depending on your pace. During the hottest hours, at night, or when it is raining, taking a taxi or ride-hailing service may be more comfortable.

Yes. KAIA is well suited for guests who want to combine relaxation with remote work. The apartment offers a reliable 300 Mbps fiber-optic internet connection and comfortable spaces for working. The condominium also has a dedicated coworking area.

Yes. A maximum of two visitors is allowed during the day. Visitors must follow the condominium’s rules and are not permitted to stay overnight.

No. Smoking and vaping are strictly prohibited inside the apartment, on the balcony, and in the condominium’s common areas. A penalty of up to $150 may apply if this rule is violated.