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The best area to stay in Jiquelite is Gigante, a small fishing village known for its relaxed pace and access to the region's best beaches.Gigante is the hub of activity in Jiquelite, despite its small size. It's located directly on a picturesque bay, with a main dirt road leading down to the beach where fishing boats are often moored. You'll find a selection of local eateries and small shops here, and it's the primary spot for arranging surf lessons or boat trips to nearby coves.For couples looking for a peaceful escape with good access to activities, Gigante is an excellent choice. You're steps away from the beach, and it's easy to walk to various points along the coast or find a quiet spot to watch the sunset. The village offers a laid-back atmosphere great for unwinding.Families will also find Gigante appealing due to its calm waters at the main beach and the availability of larger rental homes with multiple bedrooms. The friendly local vibe and the opportunity for children to play on the beach or try beginner surf lessons make it a comfortable and enjoyable base.For those seeking more seclusion and direct access to surfing, the area just south of Gigante, towards Playa Colorado and Panga Drops, offers high-end accommodations. These properties are often located within private communities, providing direct beach access and amenities like high-end fitness equipment and private pools.

The best time to go to Jiquelite is during the dry season, which runs from December to April.During these months, you'll experience consistent sunny weather and pleasant temperatures, typically ranging from 28°C to 32°C. This period is ideal for enjoying the beaches and outdoor activities without the interruption of daily rain showers. The ocean conditions are generally calmer, which is great for swimming, snorkelling, and boat trips.For those looking to enjoy surfing, the dry season still offers excellent wave conditions, particularly from March to April when the swells are consistent but the crowds are not at their peak.