Luxury Travel in Nicaragua

Morgan's Rock, San Juan del Sur

Morgan’s Rock is nestled within a private reserve overlooking a sheltered bay, where bungalows sit high among trees with views to the ocean. Open walls, canopy beds, and generous decks blur the line between forest and sea. Mornings might start with howler monkeys and birdlife, followed by beach time, farm visits, or guided walks under the shade of the trees.

Tribal Hotel, Granada

Tribal Hotel sits on a quiet street in Granada’s historic center, with a handful of suites arranged around a leafy courtyard and pool. Rooms blend clean lines, artisanal detail, and soft textiles for a relaxed, design-forward feel. Spend your days wandering pastel streets and lakefront islets before returning to cocktails by the water.

Calala Island, Private Island

Calala Island is a tiny private island where a handful of suites open directly onto powder-soft sand and turquoise shallows. Thoughtful touches, attentive staff, and a relaxed pace create an experience that feels both polished and deeply personal. Between reef outings and quiet hours in the shade, guests enjoy tailored dining and the rare luxury of near-total seclusion.

Yemaya Reefs, Little Corn Island

Yemaya Reefs sits at the edge of Little Corn Island, with airy cabanas stepping down toward clear Caribbean water. Whitewashed walls, soft textiles, and shaded terraces keep the focus on sea, breeze, and sky. Guests spend their days snorkeling over reefs, paddling along the coast, and sinking into evenings shaped by lantern light and surf.

Jicaro Island, Granada Isletas

Jicaro Island Lodge rests on a private islet in Lake Nicaragua, with elevated casitas tucked among trees and constant views across the water. Open-air spaces, natural materials, and soft lighting create an atmosphere of quiet retreat. Between boat excursions and paddles on the lake, guests return to intimate dining and the sound of water all around.

Plaza Colón, Granada

Hotel Plaza Colón faces Granada’s main square, set within a restored colonial mansion with balconies overlooking the cathedral and plaza life. High ceilings, tiled floors, and carved wood details create a sense of classic elegance and calm. It is an ideal base for guests who want character, comfort, and easy access to the city’s cafes and landmarks.

Rancho Santana, Emerald Coast

Rancho Santana stretches along a rugged stretch of Pacific shoreline, with villas, casitas, and rooms set between rolling hills and five distinct beaches. Interiors pair natural stone, wood, and crisp linens to create a refined but relaxed coastal retreat. Guests divide their time between surfing, horseback rides, coastal trails, and long, unhurried evenings by the sea.

Mukul, Guacalito de la Isla

Mukul unfolds along a crescent of golden sand, where private villas and hillside bohíos come with plunge pools and far-reaching Pacific views. Handcrafted detail, warm wood, and attentive service set a quietly opulent tone. Between spa rituals, golf, and time on the beach, guests return to spaces that feel both secluded and deeply indulgent.

Totoco Eco-Lodge, Ometepe

Totoco Eco-Lodge lies on the slopes of Ometepe, with bungalows that look out toward twin volcanoes and the expanse of Lake Nicaragua. Simple, thoughtful design, outdoor showers, and wide verandas keep you close to the landscape. Days are shaped by forest walks, village visits, and time in the pool watching light shift across the island.