We are a membership-based co-living "club". It's important that we be selective to ensure that our members benefit from their shared experiences. In short, in addition to standard requirements and guidelines for residential leases, it's important that anyone who wants to stay with us at Surfbreak pass a "vibe check" for compatibility with our culture. This way, both the applicant and the other members are better assured of a great experience. Accordingly, it is not possible to simply "book a room" at Surfbreak. Instead, anyone wishing to join our community must apply and be accepted. This process is entirely free, and once accepted, you will be provided a list of available rooms and current rental prices. Steps: Apply to become a residential member of Surfbreak If invited (usually within 24 hours of application), participate in a phone conversation with Surfbreak so we can get to know each other, and you can have any questions answered Select a room, sign a lease, and pay your refundable security deposit (all must be within 30 days of the start of your desired stay)

Adventure, networking, growth, and connection. We know you work hard toward your success story, and Surfbreak provides you the tools and spaces you need to feel your most inspired and get work done both independently and collaboratively. More than just a coliving space with private bedrooms, we're a community of dynamic, motivated, and talented creatives who seek experience and success through collaboration and travel. This philosophy is woven into everything we do, which means we invest in our space and in you. From the moment you set foot in our spaces, you'll be introduced to a community of other success-driven adventurers to explore and collaborate with. At Surfbreak, you show up with a suitcase and a device, and you receive an instant community. We take our selection process seriously to attract the perfect community of warm, fun, successful people who vibe with each other and will benefit from the diversity of our events, workshops, and volunteer experiences. Our resident members form meaningful connections quickly with their fellow location-independent adventurers.

We're a community of dynamic, motivated, and talented creatives who seek experience and success through travel. We dive into self-growth through innovation, collaboration, friendship, lifestyle, and service. At the same time we celebrate individuality, being selected as a member of Surfbreak's ohana includes the social benefits and responsibilities that embody aloha.​ Our residential membership is a mixture of ambitious self-starters and friendly, open-minded creatives. We welcome fun, talented people to come through our doors to build their dreams and build connections. Many of our members have worked remotely before, while others are just beginning to discover the benefits and joy of working remotely. Some are employed by big companies in the tech industry, etc., while others are their own boss. The diversity of our members and their productive focus helps to make Surfbreak a dynamic community. You can meet a life-long friend, or maybe even a future business partner. Because we're a coliving space, living at Surfbreak means sharing your environment with other people. While we strongly comply with all antidiscrimination laws, most resident members at Surfbreak are between the ages of 25 and 40, live without a partner, are self-sufficient with ample incomes, and enjoy the Surfbreak lifestyle by splitting their time between their private bedrooms and the shared common spaces. Activities at Surfbreak are, of course, optional, but most weeks the resident members self-organize in-house dinners, nights out at restaurants and bars, hikes, beach days, freedives, and group date events. We select applicants who we think will become active members of this community and will both enjoy their own experience and help other members become the best versions of themselves they can be.

You can apply for membership on our website at any time for any stay, with rooms reservable for stays immediately to a year in advance dependant on availability. If your application looks like a good initial fit for one of our membership cohorts, we'll get back to you within a few business days to set up a call to answer any questions and learn more about each other. This helps us to foster a great community of friends in order to ensure your experience at Surfbreak is as positive as possible. Note: Only people accepted as residential members of Surfbreak are eligible to rent bedrooms in our co-living space. Your acceptance as a residential member is good for six months, at any point during which time you may make a room reservation subject to availability. At the present time, move-in dates are flexible, and if there is room availability, residential members can move in on any day of a month to begin their lease.

Surfbreak is a coliving and working space, not a hostel—which means: ✔ Curated community: We accept members via application to ensure like-minded people live together. ✔ Less transient: Most people stay for at least a month, not just a few nights. ✔ Work-friendly environment: Quiet spaces, high-speed internet, and a professional atmosphere. ✔ Private rooms, shared common spaces: A balance of privacy and connection. It’s not a party hostel—it’s a place to surf, work, connect, and live well.

Surfbreak HNL takes up the entire 40th floor of our mixed-use skyscraper a ten-minute walk from the sand of Waikiki Beach. The second you arrive on the 40th floor, you'll know you're in a special place. As the elevator doors open, you're greeted and adjusted into our world with a dark, experiential, video-gallery lobby, presenting a rotating collection of floor-to-ceiling clips from the land, sea, and sky around Oahu. Passing by our Board Room (our glass-enclosed fishbowl conference room), you enter the Living Room. Wrapped by walls of floor-to-ceiling glass, The Living Room is our social hub. At one end is a full luxury kitchen with beautiful tilework and modern stainless-steel appliances, where residents can share a snack or prepare a full meal. Extending into the seating area, you'll often see resident members sitting on the high-top kitchen stools, their MacBooks open to work in a casual social setting. At our large farmhouse table, one member might be eating lunch while another spreads out mockups from a design project she's working on. In the refrigerator and in large bowls on the counter are a collection of always-stocked local meals, healthy fresh snacks, and a variety of beverages, each available for a small fee without needing to leave the 40th floor. Recent items have included meals from Da Spot, homemade chia seed pudding, apple-bananas and guavas from neighborhood farmers' markets, local beer from Maui Brewing, and nonalcoholic seltzers. At the other end of the Living Room is a multipurpose lounging area. Couches, sitting balls, and ottomans tend to get moved around every few hours by our resident members to better facilitate the mood: from conversation, to watching Netflix or sports on our large TV (muted except by agreement with those around), or a quietly social Sunday morning spent staring out toward the Pacific Ocean beyond. Radiating off the Living Room are surfboard-lined (resident owned!) hallways leading to private twin, queen, and king bedrooms, bathrooms, and conference rooms.

Residential members are accepted for stays lasting from two (minimum) to twelve (maximum) months at our location in Honolulu, Hawaii. This is intended to foster a strong community of like-minded people who can gain from their shared experiences. On a very occasional basis for exceptional members (usually with a referral or for applicants whose companies publish specific remote-working policies), and subject to additional fees, we may accept a short-term residential member for a minimum day stay. In no circumstances may someone join us at Surfbreak HNL as a residential member for less than 30 days. At the present time, move-in dates are flexible, and if there is room availability, residential members can move in on any day of a month to begin their lease.

When you show up at Surfbreak HNL, all you need is a suitcase and a device. We provide the rest. In addition to our co-working benefits, you'll find the following co-living amenities: Inside Surfbreak HNL Private bedrooms that include a twin, queen, or king bed + a desk, mini-fridge, speed-tested wired and wireless internet, linens, and toiletries (queen and king rooms also include a Samsung television with Apple TV + a safe) Bedroom maid service included bi-weekly Laundry wash-and-fold service available weekly (optional extra charge) Washers and dryers available on floor (charged to account per use) plus an available iron Shared kitchen with a commercial refrigerator; coffee machine (complimentary drip coffee; espresso/capuccino available at an extra charge); stove + oven; two microwaves; instant-hot water; and all dishware, glassware, and pots/pans needed Living room social lounge with couches, sitting balls, a television, and magnificent views of Diamond Head and the Pacific Ocean Private-per-use bathrooms shared among the member residents Free surfboards and freediving (snorkeling) equipment available for members to check out Additional amenities Access to shared tower roofdeck, pool, tennis court, running track, gym, and sauna Available Hui car-share vehicle | on-site, downstairs Bicycle and moped parking | available for free in the building Nearby car parking available at adjacent monthly paid lot for $220/month

Couples wishing to live together for an extended duration at Surfbreak HNL must apply together and each be accepted as members. Such extended-stay couples are only permitted in King Corner rooms (Queen rooms are permitted if no Kings are available) and will be subject to an additional monthly fee of $250 + 4.712% GET.

Couples residing together Couples wishing to live together for an extended duration at Surfbreak HNL must apply together and each be accepted as members. Such extended-stay couples are only permitted in King Corner rooms (Queen rooms are permitted if no Kings are available) and will be subject to an additional monthly fee of $250 + 4.712% GET. Guest rooms for visitors As an amenity for current Surfbreak HNL residential members, we offer "guest rooms" subject to availability on a first-come-first-served basis for overnight visitors that are invited by current residential members, in several formats: a guest room with two sets of stacked bunk beds (four total beds in the room), plus private twin, queen, and king bedrooms. The use of these guest rooms may only be requested by current Surfbreak HNL resident members and will be charged to the requesting member's account. Visitors staying in guest rooms will not be considered Surfbreak HNL members and will not automatically have the right to partake in Surfbreak HNL activities or amenities without approval. The Surfbreak HNL member will be fully responsible for the behavior of and any damage caused by his or her guests, and the guests may only enter the 40th Floor penthouse Surfbreak HNL space with the member's keycard. Fees for use of guest rooms (charged to the Surfbreak HNL residential member's account as an optional amenity fee): Bunk bed | single bed in shared room (four beds total in two stacked bunks) $45 + 4.712% GET per night per bed, 7-day maximum Twin guest room | private | only one person allowed $65 + 4.712% GET per night, 7-day maximum Queen guest room | private | only one person allowed $85 + 4.712% GET per night, 7-day maximum King guest room | private $105 + 4.712% GET per night, 7-day maximum Additional guest permitted for $15 + 4.712% GET per night Surfbreak HNL reserves the right to (i) change this policy at any time without notice, and (ii) reject any guest at any time for any reason or no reason at all. Overnight in-room guests Temporary overnight in-room guests are permitted, per the following policy: King Corner and Queen bedrooms: overnight temporary guests may stay, at no charge, for up to 7 nights in a 30-day period Only one overnight in-room guest is permitted for each member at a time Overnight in-room guests may only use our common areas (other than bathrooms) when actively escorted by the Surfbreak HNL resident member that invited them, and in-room guests may not make use of complimentary snacks and beverages (other than drip coffee when available) Surfbreak HNL members will be fully responsible for the behavior and any damage caused by their guests, and the guests must be escorted by the member both in and out of the 40th Floor penthouse Surfbreak HNL space Surfbreak HNL reserves the right to (i) change this policy at any time without notice, and (ii) reject any guest at any time for any reason or no reason at all. Daily guests Current Surfbreak HNL residential members are, of course, permitted to invite visitors to share in their living space, with the malama (care) and kōkua (cooperation and assistance) expected toward the other members. Our policy for daily guests is currently informal, but please be respectful of others, and ensure that your guests are respectful as well. Daily guests may not make use of complimentary snacks and beverages (other than drip coffee when available) Surfbreak HNL members will be fully responsible for the behavior and any damage caused by their guests, and the guests must be escorted by the member both in and out of the 40th Floor penthouse Surfbreak HNL space Surfbreak HNL reserves the right to (i) change this policy at any time without notice, and (ii) reject any guest at any time for any reason or no reason at all.

Surfbreak HNL (Honolulu) has 1 GB of download and 27 mega bites of upload with redundancy, with wired and wi-fi access points installed in every bedroom. In addition to a desk in your private light-filled bedroom, you'll have access to the following: Work and conference rooms Private desk and chair in rooms Reliable high-speed internet Sound-resistant working spaces: construction features include "Quietrock" wall board, R19 sound-deadening insulation, 1/2" resilient floating-wall mounting systems to absorb vibration, solid-core wooden doors to every room, and exterior-grade weatherstripping around doors

Surfbreak HNL is, first and foremost, a co-living facility provided for our residential members, and it is generally closed to the outside public. The following people are permitted into the Surfbreak HNL 40th Floor penthouse: Current Surfbreak HNL residential members Surfbreak HNL residential member alumni, upon request on a space-available basis Guests of current Surfbreak HNL residential members, subject to limits RSVPd outside attendees of Surfbreak HNL special events In the future, we may offer a limited number of daily or weekly work-only passes to a larger community, and we'll update the information here and on social media if anything changes.

Guest parking is available in our building garage for $6/hour, payable in cash upon exit. If you are bringing a vehicle, there are limited parking spaces available for $200/month. The following transportation/parking options are available: A Hui car share (like Zipcar) vehicle is available downstairs Moped parking is free in the building garage A commercial pay lot is available next door, with monthly rates around $220/month

Really easy. The Surfbreak HNL culture is extremely friendly and welcoming. Whenever a new residential member arrives, usually there are other members hanging out or socially working in our Living Room that'll greet the newbie with a hug or shaka. We have an internal group chat that all residential members are invited to, and it's popping throughout the day with announcements, invites by and for members to meals and activities, and the occasional meme and/or candid action photo.

Each month we host an onsite event for our Surfbreak Speaker Series. We invite members and selected outside guests to present on topics that we believe would be of interest to our community. Additionally, we offer our members early access to networking pau hanas (happy hours) from the local business accelerator Blue Startups.

Quite a few of our events are open to selected members of the public on a space-available basis, but most require RSVPs.

We are always on the lookout for guest speakers and great in-person content to host at Surfbreak HNL. Reach out to us at info@surfbreakhnl.com with your ideas to see if we can collaborate!

Please send us an email at info@surfbreakhnl.com with details about you or your business and what sort of partnership you are hoping to set up. We love making new connections and seek collaboration through the spirit of aloha!

Unfortunately, we cannot give tours before an application is approved, as we must run a security check on accepted applicants throughout the application process. This is to ensure our privacy and security promise to members currently staying in the space. You can fill out an application here and if you seem like a good fit, we can happily offer an in-person tour before you make the decision to join.

So close. One of the most unrealized and underappreciated aspects of Oahu is just how close world-class activities are. Go two miles from our 40th Floor penthouse space and you're in a tropical rainforest; walk ten minutes and you're at a beach. Beaches Ala Moana Beach | 10 minutes by foot with outdoor gym bars, volleyball courts, walking paths, and BBQ areas Waikiki Beach | 12 minutes by foot, with beach bars and restaurants (and lots of tourists) Kaimanas | 10-minute bike ride to a local favorite beach spot If you want to explore past Town (what kama'aina call Honolulu) . . . Waimanalo Beach | 35 minutes by car to the "Best Beach in America" according to Conde Nast Traveler) ... try a Hui Car Share located downstairs Makapu'u Beach | 25 minutes by car for fun bodysurfing waves Lanikai Beach | 45 minutes by car for views of the Mokes, our offshore islands Yokohama Bay (Yokes) | 90 minutes by car for a long special day trip that'll transport you to a distant place Surf Breaks As if you have to ask. Some of the world's greatest surfbreaks are nearby! Bowls and Kaisers | 12-minute walk, for experienced surfers Canoes | 20-minute walk, to a break that's fantastic for first-timers or those taking a lesson Tonggs and the breaks around Diamond Head (Cliffs, Suicides, and Lighthouse) | 2 miles to breaks that are great for experienced surfers with gorgeous views If you're a big-wave surfer and have a day free for a drive, the North Shore breaks fire in the late fall and winter, including world-famous Sunset Beach and Bonzai Pipeline, plus local favorites like Chun's Reef. Hikes Manoa Falls and Diamond Head | biking distance beginner favorites Ridgeline hikes Lanipo, Pali Puka, and Ka'au Crater | 15-minute carshare ride away Koko Head | 30-minute drive for a killer workout: time yourself on a morning climb on this guy's 1,048 stairs (if you can get under 30 minutes up your first time, you're a rockstar) Other favorites include Lanikai Pillboxes (35 minutes by car to a beautiful sunrise), Lulumahu Falls (15 minutes by car to a rainforest), and the Pink Pillboxes (45 minutes by car for a daytrip on Oahu's westside).

Our neighborhood (Ala Moana) is the central shopping and dining hub of Honolulu. You could explore the shops and eateries for weeks and still have more to try. These restaurants are all within walking distance (plus Uber Eats and Grubhub are available for delivery): Breakfast / lunch / smoothies / bowls / light bites Honolulu Coffee Company Experience Center (across the street!) Olena | vegan + smoothies Yogurstory | sweet + savory breakfast/brunch Hi Blend | healthy sandwiches + smoothies + açai bowls Teddys Bigger Burgers | Hawaii's local answer to Five Guys Eggs n Things | traditional breakfast Tropical Tribe | Brazilian-style açai bowls Brew and Foam | Coffee + açai bowls Cinnamons Waikiki | full breakfast overlooking the Ala Wai marina Dinner favorites Sura | Korean BBQ (one block away!) Shokudo | Happy hour + sushi Akasaka | Traditional sushi Doraku | Fusion sushi Pho Saigon Dagon | Burmese Chart House Waikiki | affordable seafood and steaks overlooking the marina (different than the mainland chain Chart House) Dukes Waikiki | American / Hawaiian fusion (biking distance, but worth it) Bars / barfood Billions | Korean-style (across the street!) Off the Wall | dozens of self-service beer taps Amuse | self-service wine bar Tropics | dive bar with trivia nights Mai Tai Bar @ Ala Moana | live music and pupus Mai Tai Bar @ The Royal Hawaiian | classy sunset spot Pool Bar @ The Modern Hotel | blended cocktails for sunset Swell Pool Bar @ The Alohilani Hotel | trendy night spot with weekend DJs Hawaiian Brian's | billiards + music venue nightly live shows Kelly's Irish Times | open til 4am with live music and brews The following stores are available within a 10-minute walk: Ala Moana Shopping Center(one of the largest traditional malls in the world) is three blocks away, with hundreds of big box stores and local boutiques. Supermarkets Don Quijote | mix of American and Asian options (one block away!) Times Supermarket | affordable grocery chain Foodland Farms | boujee market with a wine bar Plus... Whole Foods and Safeway are each one mile away Big boxes + department stores Target Walmart Macy's Nordstrom Bloomingdales Nieman Marcus Discount stores Ross Dress For Less Marshalls TJ Maxx

Raw, untouched, and full of adventure. It’s a place where you can spend the day surfing, exploring, or just soaking up the sun without the hustle and bustle of a city. The sandy streets, rustic palapas, and beach bars make it feel like stepping back in time.

Nope! Puerto Escondido is NOT Honolulu. While both locations offer an incredible Surfbreak experience, they are completely different vibes. Puerto is a laid-back, rustic surf town with sandy streets, open-air cafes, and a relaxed, beachy atmosphere. Think small fishing village charm meets world-class surf culture—not a big city with high-rises and fancy restaurants. 💡 Founder’s tip: "Don’t bring your high heels, fancy watches, and dinner dresses!" Instead, pack flip-flops, boardshorts, bikinis, and a relaxed mindset.

While some locals and expats speak English, knowing basic Spanish will go a long way in making your experience smoother. Surfbreak’s Community Managers can always help, but a little effort to speak Spanish is appreciated and can make your stay more immersive.

Puerto Escondido is one of the best surf destinations in the world, but not all breaks are beginner-friendly. Here are a few: 🌊 Zicatela ("The Mexican Pipeline") – Only for advanced surfers (big, powerful waves) 🌊 La Punta – Fun left-hand point break, great for intermediates 🌊 Carrizalillo – Perfect for beginners, small & mellow waves 🌊 Hidden gems – Ask our Community Managers for secret spots! Need a board? We have surfboards available at no extra cost for members!

✅ Essentials: Flip-flops, sandals, or bare feet—sandy streets are part of the charm! Light, breathable clothing (it’s hot year-round!) Swimwear & rash guards A reusable water bottle (to enjoy our purified tap water) Sunglasses, a hat, and reef-safe sunscreen A relaxed attitude & adventurous spirit A warm sweater for travel ❌ What NOT to pack: High heels & fancy dinner outfits—Puerto is casual, even at night (but if you have room, you can plan an outfit or two if you're planning the sought-after city experience in Mexico City) Heavy jackets (you won’t need them) An expectation of city nightlife—bars in La Punta close earlier (11pm), and it’s all about sunsets. Puerto does have a later nightlife in Zicatela - but don't expect anything fancy like you would find in a big city - think tropical destination!

Puerto has infamously unreliable internet—but Surfbreak PXM has solved that. We have the best internet in Puerto Escondido! ✔ Fiber-optic TelMex WiFi ✔ Starlink backup ✔ Power generators for when the town loses electricity (which happens often) ✔ Ethernet cables in every room for extra reliability On average we are getting 500+ mbps down and 300+ mbps up. We can ensure a productive working environment that combats Puerto's historic history of power outages affecting internet.

The king suite, room 203, has its own private ensuite. All other rooms have shared but private use bathrooms. Rooms 101 & 102 share a single bathroom. Don’t worry, this shouldn’t be a problem! With 11 bathrooms, and two outdoor showers, you should never find yourself waiting on any bathroom business.

Residential members are accepted for stays lasting from one (minimum) to twelve (maximum) month(s) at our location in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca. This is intended to foster a strong community of like-minded people who can gain from their shared experiences. On a very occasional basis for exceptional members (usually with a referral or for applicants whose companies publish specific remote-working policies), and subject to additional fees, we may accept a short-term residential member for a minimum day stay. At the present time, move-in dates are flexible, and if there is room availability, residential members can move in on any day of a month to begin their lease.

We don’t have laundry for members on site. However, there is a laundry service just a 5 minute walk away. Search “Foca Vapes” on Google Maps. The laundry is next to it.

Yes! All shared areas have the AC on at all times. Each private room also has its own AC, which we ask that members turn off when you they leave their room. Your room cools off instantly when you turn it back on 🙂

We have two common area refrigerators. Members can place their food in a labeled and provided refrigerator bag or labeled freezer bag.

Normally, no—but at Surfbreak PXM, yes! We have a whole-house water purification system plus a reverse osmosis tap for extra clean drinking water.

We have 26 rooms available at Surfbreak PXM that vary from small discounted single rooms to a king suite with its own bathroom and office. You can check out our rooms with availability and pricing here.

We have two co-working offices with 3-4 desks and a printer in each. The king suite, room 203, has its own private office. All other rooms have their own desk and working chair in the bedrooms + all members get access to the 3 shared co-working offices.

Yes! Puerto is very walkable. Surfbreak is just steps from the beach and a short walk to restaurants, bars, and shops. If you need to explore further: 🚲 Bikes & scooters are available for rent 🚕 Taxis are cheap and easy to find 🛵 We have a trusted scooter & car rental partner who delivers directly to Surfbreak

Yes! Surfbreak provides surfboards and snorkel gear free of charge for our members to utilize.

Each room comes with a bed, closet, AC, desk + office chair + ethernet port and cable. Each room is named after a local surf spot or beach with accompanying art! All rooms include linen, plus a black bath towel and colorful beach towel.

Living room, full chef's kitchen, swimming pool and pool deck, 3 glass offices, BBQ & working area on the rooftop.

We have a daily cleaner from 8am - 3pm Monday to Friday. Private rooms are cleaned as they would be in a hotel on a 2 weeks cleaning schedule rotation.

Private rooms are cleaned bi-weekly cleaning and members are informed of the schedule in the group chat. You don’t have to worry about cleaning your room, or washing your sheets or towels.

Yes. Our full chef's kitchen comes equipped with fridges, a stove, mini wine and beverage fridge, coffee maker, reverse osmosis tap - along with pots, pans, baking trays, and more! We also provide essentials such as: yogurt, honey, peanut butter, oatmeal, rice, salad dressing, oils, butter, spices, mayonnaise, hot sauce, etc.

Members can receive packages right at our door! The community manager will be happy to provide our mailing address.

Due to the nature of shared living at Surfbreak Co-Living, we do not allow pets for individual bookings at any of our locations. Surfbreak Co-Living makes reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities and welcomes assistance animals; provided that reasonable restrictions or prohibitions may also be imposed. Please note, Surfbreak Co-Living will not request medical records or access to health care providers, and will not inquire as to the diagnosis, nature, or severity of a person’s disability. If your disability is not readily apparent, Surfbreak Co-Living may request verification that the service/assistance animal is not a pet, but rather necessary and functional in alleviating one or more symptoms of your disability. If you are applying with a service/assistance animal, you may be asked to the following questions: Is the animal a service animal needed for a symptom of a disability? What specific work or task is the dog trained to perform to aid in overcoming the symptom of the disability? Examples of work or tasks might include guiding someone who is blind, alerting a person who is deaf, assisting during a seizure, reminding someone to take medication, or providing support during anxiety attacks. Surfbreak Co-Living may also accept verification by way of a letter or other communication from your treating health care professional, mental health professional, or social worker. Please note, possession of a vest or other distinguishing animal garment, tag, or registration documents that are commonly purchased online and purporting to identify an animal as a service animal or assistance animal shall not constitute valid verification. The owner of any permitted assistance animal must ensure that the behavior, noise, and other qualities of the animal does not deny other tenants of Surfbreak Co-Living their right to peaceably enjoy the premises, and Surfbreak Co-Living reviews applications on a case-by-case basis, taking into account the circumstances of current population of existing tenants and the circumstances of the assistance animal before issuing approval. The owner of any permitted assistance animal must also observe all applicable laws including leash laws and pick-up laws; assume responsibility for any damage caused by the animal; and upon vacating, hire thorough deodorizing and professional carpet/upholstery cleaning of their room and all common areas where the service animal frequented. Please note that the assistance animal policy differs per location in order to adhere to location specific laws and guidelines, as defined below: In Puerto Escondido, individual bookings with an assistance animal may stay in any of our rooms located on the first floor. If you plan to stay with an assistance animal, please contact us at hello@surfbreakcoliving.com before booking.

Yes, there is plenty of street parking in front of Surfbreak PXM.

Quiet hours are from 10 pm to 8 am. We aim to foster a positive and productive environment for working professionals.

We offer monthly events for members, and encourage our members to host events also! Some of these events include workshops, skillshares, family dinners, organized surf/hiking/culture adventure days, parties, and more.

The whole space is designed to facilitate community interaction and networking. You can meet your next business partner while cooking your favorite meal in the kitchen! We also host or facilitate regular skill-sharing meetups, where a guest is invited to share their passion/knowledge with members, and everyone is invited to hang out together after.

Puerto offers activities for all types of travelers. There are many cafes to work from, yoga and meditation classes, fitness amenities, group fitness events and classes, restaurants, bars, shopping, beaches, beach clubs, surfing, turtle release programs, dolphin and whale watching tour, and interesting landmarks to visit (Casa Wabi is a favorite of ours!)

Surfbeak PXM has many great partners who are excited to offer our members exclusive discounts of their services. Our Partners include: SHRED Fitness - Fun group work outs Espacio Cometa - Outdoor restaurant and bar with different food trucks, seating, and live music Surf Skate Society - skatboarding and longboarding lessons and community events CUBO Bouldering - indoor bouldering

Yes! There are tons of great restaurants in Zicatela and La Punta, only a short walk from Surfbreak PXM. One of our favorites for delicious hummus and quinoa bowls is Ya’ab Vegan Kitchen. You can also check out Vége Express in Zicatela Market with delicious vegan tacos, and Xole Vegana PXM for the most interesting Mexican vegan food in La Punta.

We are only a 2 minute walk to the beach… depending on your excitement. You could probably get there in 1 minute if you’re running to the waves ;)

Puerto enjoys warm and tropical weather throughout the year. In the winter months (December to March), temperatures range from around 25°C to 32°C (77°F to 90°F) during the day, with slightly cooler evenings. During the summer months, temperatures can rise, with daytime temperatures ranging from around 28°C to 35°C (82°F to 95°F) or even higher, and a lot more humidity. Summer is associated with the rainy season, but it’s never a big deal!

Puerto has waves suitable for all levels of surfers. It is famous for its powerful waves, especially Zicatela the “Mexican Pipeline” which is reserved for advanced surfers and pumping from April to November. However, there are gentler breaks suitable for beginners, particularly during the calmer winter months (December-March). Carrizalillo is the most beginner-friendly spot all year round. La Punta is suitable for beginners in the winter, and when the swell is smaller. Keep in mind that the surf in Puerto is dangerous : please ask us for guidance or for a surf lesson contact!

Chedraui, the main superstore in Puerto is a 5-10 minute drive from Surfbreak. La Punta and Zicatela also have tons of privately owned markets with delicious food, fresh fruit and veggies.

Need a change of scenery to boost your productivity? Head to: Cafe Malagua, Sandala, or Amarisa

We’re located in the best area for digital nomads in Puerto Escondido: Los Tamarindos. Right in between La Punta and Zicatela area and only a 10 minute walk to each. Just a short stroll from the lively ambiance of bars, restaurants, and shops, yet nestled in a tranquil neighborhood, ideal for both work and peaceful relaxation.

Generally from any departure location, the best way to get to Puerto Escondido is to get a flight to Mexico City's Airport MEX. We recommend flying with VivaAerobus or Volaris. Rates range from $120 USD (or $2000 MXN). We also recommend paying the TUA (airport fee) directly online, it’ll make your check-in process easy. If you end up with an layover in Mexico City, we recommend spending 24 hours exploring the cities delicious cuisine, culture, and history.

Walk: We’re conveniently located within walking distance to the beach, the center of La Punta, and Zicatela’s market. Ideal to explore the local area at your own pace. Taxis: Convenient for short trips or getting around quickly. Be sure to agree on the fare before starting your journey. Colectivos: Shared vans that shuttle between Benito Juarez market (Centro) to Zicatela, La Punta, and La Barra along the main road. A budget-friendly option for travel. Simply head to the main road, find a suitable spot for the van to stop, wait briefly (typically no longer than 5 min) until you spot a blue pickup, signal for it to stop, hop in the back, and take a seat. When you are about to reach your destination, press the button inside to signal the driver to stop, then exit the van. Fare is $12 pesos per ride. Easy and convenient! Rental cars, scooters & ATVs: Ideal for exploring beyond the classic routes and discovering hidden gems. Prices start at $350 pesos/day for a scooter and $1000 pesos/day for a car.

Yes! Puerto is known for being a safe, welcoming surf town with a strong sense of community. We recommend following basic common-sense rules that apply everywhere: avoid using drugs, and don’t walk alone in the middle of the night, especially if you’re drinking. Surfbreak takes it a step further with our gated villa, help with trusted ride services, and an on-site team always ready to help. For solo travelers, it’s a great place to meet like-minded people and feel secure while exploring. Here are some specific survival tips: 1) always wear a helmet if you ride a moped 2) avoid the beach at night - waves can pick up! 3) never urinate in the street or on the beach 4) opt for a taxi when returning from a late nighttime event (after 12am) 5) always remain calm and cooperative with the police (and do not hesitate to call our community managers for help if there is a language barrier or misunderstanding in Spanish).

The property is fully gated, with a code at the main entrance door and individual codes for each room. Only Surfbreakers and close friends are allowed at Surfbreak. We’re a private community who a strong bond that always looks after each other. Our community manager lives on site and our team is committed to making sure you feel safe and supported at all times!