Description
Casa Barú is a guesthouse, not a beach club, and the day pass is built accordingly. No DJ, no bar thumping through the afternoon, no rows of loungers packed rail to rail — instead a quiet property on Barú organised around calm: shaded corners, artisanal detail, a jacuzzi zone looking out across the landscape, and a Caribbean kitchen cooking with local produce.
The pass buys you the property for the day, the jacuzzi, and the kayaks and paddle boards. Food and drink are not part of it: the restaurant runs à la carte, so you eat and drink what you actually want and settle the bill there.
It suits people who want a slow day on Barú with something to paddle and somewhere warm to sit — and no party attached.
Frequently asked questions
What does the pass actually include?
Access to the property and the jacuzzi zone, plus use of the kayaks and paddle boards, for the day. Nothing else is bundled in.
Is food included?
No. The kitchen is à la carte and settled separately on the day, which means you pay for what you order rather than for a fixed plate.
How do I get there, and at what time?
Arrival times and transport are agreed when you book. Casa Barú does not publish a fixed day-pass schedule the way the larger island clubs do.
Can I add jet skis or other water sports?
Yes — motorised activities run in partnership with Jet-Xtreme and are charged separately from this pass.
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