Coconut Office – coliving in Playa Hermosa, Costa Rica
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Coliving in Playa Hermosa, Costa Rica

Coconut Office · Surf and coworking coliving with pool in Costa Rica's Pacific coast

Up to 14 guests Apr – Jun 2026 100 Mbps Coworking Since 2019

Coconut Office

Coconut Office calls itself a “Cocorking Space for Surfers” — and that’s exactly what it delivers. A pool, fibre internet, backup generator, and direct access to Playa Hermosa’s consistent Pacific surf on Costa Rica’s central coast.

The Experience

Costa Rica’s pura vida philosophy isn’t just a tourist slogan — it genuinely describes the pace of life here. Mornings start with surf sessions at Hermosa’s beach break (one of the most consistent in Central America), followed by productive coworking sessions. The backup generator means power cuts — common in rural Costa Rica — don’t interrupt your work. Afternoons open up for jungle hikes, waterfall trips, and sunset sessions.

The Space

A purpose-built surf and coworking property with pool, dedicated fibre internet with generator backup, and communal areas designed for the surf-work-social rhythm. Playa Hermosa’s beach, a small surfing town with good restaurants, is within walking distance.

Who It’s For

Surfers and remote workers who want reliable Central American waves with genuinely reliable internet. Costa Rica’s nomad-friendly infrastructure and stable democracy make it one of the safest and most functional bases in Latin America.

What's included

  • Coworking Dedicated workspace
  • Up to 14 guests Community size
  • 1 week min stay Minimum commitment
  • Since 2019 Established coliving
  • Remote-friendly Built for nomads

Work with a Playa Hermosa, Costa Rica Rhythm

WiFi Speed100 Mbps
Desk SetupDedicated coworking

Coworking included with reliable internet.

The Vibe

Dawn patrol surf is first — Playa Hermosa's morning glass-off is hard to resist. By mid-morning, the coworking space is full. The pool gets busy at lunchtime. Afternoons are for catching the second surf session or working through until sunset. Evenings are relaxed — grilling on the patio, cold beers, and the sound of waves carrying through the air.

Weekends bring waterfall hikes in the jungle, trips to Manuel Antonio National Park, or exploring the local farmer's markets and beachside restaurants.

Daily SurfMorning and afternoon sessions at Playa Hermosa's consistent beach break
Jungle HikesWaterfall trips and wildlife spotting in the surrounding rainforest
Pool & BBQ EveningsPost-surf poolside hangouts and communal grilling

Living in Playa Hermosa, Costa Rica

Playa Hermosa is a surf town on Costa Rica's central Pacific coast, about 5km south of the more famous Jacó. The wave is one of the most consistent beach breaks in Central America — it works almost every day of the year with varying intensity. The town itself is small and spread out along the coast — a handful of restaurants, surf shops, and not much else.

Costa Rica is the most stable and functional country in Central America — no army, universal healthcare, and a genuine commitment to environmental conservation (30% of the country is protected land). The 'pura vida' motto is real. The downside is that Costa Rica is not cheap by Latin American standards. A restaurant meal costs $10-18 USD, a beer is $3-4, and even basic accommodation runs $500-800/month.

The internet is good by regional standards. Power outages happen in rural areas, which is why the backup generator at Coconut Office matters. San José (the capital) is 2 hours away. The nearest airport is Juan Santamaría (SJO). The rainy season (May-November) brings afternoon downpours but also the best surf.

Manuel Antonio National Park

White-sand beaches, capuchin monkeys, sloths, and toucans in one of Costa Rica's most popular parks. About 1.5 hours south of Playa Hermosa.

Waterfall Hikes

The jungle behind the coast is full of waterfalls — Nauyaca Falls (2 hours south) is the most spectacular, a two-tier drop into a swimming hole.

Sunset Surf Sessions

The evening glass-off at Hermosa with the sun setting into the Pacific is the daily ritual. The water is warm year-round (27-30°C) — no wetsuit needed.

Transparent Rates

All prices per person. 1 week minimum stay.

Room Type Price / month Notes
Shared room Best value $600 /mo Starting from
Private room $1,200 /mo
✓ No hidden fees ✓ Flexible dates ✓ Secure booking

The Honest Briefing

Fly into San José (SJO) and rent a car or arrange a shuttle — Playa Hermosa is about 2 hours west. Kolbi SIM cards are available at the airport for about $5 with data. Bring cash — many small businesses don't take cards. Costa Rica accepts both USD and colones, but you'll get better rates paying in colones.

Where to Eat

  • 🍽Backyard Bar, Hermosa — best burgers on the coast, surfer crowd, $8-14
  • 🍽El Pelicano, Hermosa — beachfront seafood, fresh ceviche and whole fish, $10-18
  • 🍽Vida Hermosa, Hermosa — health bowls and smoothies for the surf-and-work crowd, $7-12
  • 🍽Soda Nené, Jacó — local soda (diner) with casados and rice-and-beans, $4-7
  • 🍽El Hicaco, Jacó — upscale seafood and cocktails, $15-25

Cost of Living

Coffee$2-3.50
Lunch (casado)$5-9
Beer (Imperial)$2.50-4
Dinner out$10-20
Monthly groceries$250-350

The Team

Founders

We call it a Cocorking Space for Surfers because that's exactly what it is — a place where the surf report matters as much as the WiFi speed.
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Getting There & Around

  • Juan Santamaría Airport (SJO)2 hours by car
  • Jacó town center5 min by car
  • Manuel Antonio National Park1.5 hours by car
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Common Questions

What's the WiFi like?

100 Mbps fibre with a backup generator — so power outages (which happen in rural Costa Rica) don't kill your connection.

What's included in the price?

Room, coworking access, pool, WiFi, generator backup, and communal areas. Meals are not included. Surf boards and lessons are available but extra.

How do I get there?

Fly into San José (SJO) and drive or shuttle 2 hours to Playa Hermosa. The team can help arrange shuttles. A rental car is useful for exploring the coast.

When's the best surf?

Year-round — that's the beauty of Hermosa. The biggest swells hit May through November (rainy season). Dry season (December-April) has smaller but clean waves. Water is warm all year.

Do I need a car?

It helps. Playa Hermosa is spread along the coast and the nearest town (Jacó) is 5 minutes by car. Without a car, you'll rely on taxis and walking. A rental runs about $30-40/day.

Last verified: April 2026

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