“Shall we surf Yankee or Madera, Colorado or Panga Drops?”

Surfers in Nicaragua are spoiled. You’ll find consistent lefts, barreling rights, peeling point breaks and hollow A-frame peaks to suit all levels of surfer.

What’s more, the waves are uncrowded and the water is warm – what more could a surfer want?

Part of what makes surfing so special is the wind which blows offshore at least 300 days a year.

Surfing in Nicaragua with a tailored surf package

We’ve put together surf packages run by expert surfers who know the best breaks in Nicaragua. We can also combine a surf trip with other activities, such as sailing, canopy tours, yoga and community outreach.

Just tell us your interests, and we’ll design a tailored Surf Nicaragua package just for you.

I suspected something might be afoot as I was recently there and saw a jet-ranger helicopter departing. I chatted a bit with security personnel who were on-site at the time in an effort to learn who the visitors were. The guard had never seen any of them before with the exception of the person who was appointed to manage the land for the time being.

Needless to say, there was a reason a very expensive helicopter arrived with 6 passengers. I think we now know the reason. There are a few lots for sale there at the time which I think are a bargain at the moment.

Guacalito also features on our Nicaragua Surf Vacation tours. The reason: It’s got a great barreling left that breaks off a point on the north of Manzanillo beach.

We are pleased to announce an opportunity for true pristine beachfront – a 1 acre property where you can step right onto the sand of one of Nicaragua’s finest beaches. A completed golf course; the Colorado surf break -the most famous in the country- flaming red sunsets and access to all the amenities at Hacienda Iguana beach resort complete the picture perfectly.

Beaches, surfing and golf – a magnetic combination

Beachfront property in Nicaragua has shown to appreciate at a faster rate than ocean-view property. Combine this with some of the best surfing on the planet; the fastest growing real estate development in the country and a completed golf course … the result – a great investment option and lifestyle buy.

Everything’s up-and-running already

Right now, development along Nicaragua’s south Pacific Coast is booming. This is great news for the buyer looking to move into a first-rate community where everything’s up and running. At Iguana you don’t have to wait for amenities to arrive. You can enjoy them right now.

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Nicaragua is rapidly coming under the spotlight of those seeking a tax efficient country in which to live, an affordable country in which to retire and a place of outstanding natural beauty to revel in. The boomers have not yet arrived in mass – but they will. The demographics are set for growth. The lure for titled, fee simple property where you can walk right onto the beach, is strong – there are entire sites devoted to the coverage of beachfront property – and what is on offer here will continue to attract the highest demand when compared with other property categories.

This 1 acre property, with fee simple title is exclusively listed with Coldwell Banker and combines 2 separately deeded 1/2 acre properties. The asking price is $360,000. And the beach here is simply stunning. Wide, long and sweeping and framed by two dramatic headlands that turn pink at sunset. Check out the photo below.

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The surf breaks at Iguana are featured on the Surf Nicaragua vacation packages offered by Awiderview.

In each event there have been numerous advertisers/sponsors who help out with the event to make each contest possible. News of this last event in La Boquita was on the front page of La Prensa, El Nuevo Diaro sports page, and on the local and national radio stations as well. The event brochures and posters are distributed throughout Managua, San Juan del Sur, Rivas and all along the Coast. Surfing is quickly becoming one of the most popular sports in the country… Click here to view the article

The first event of the National Circuit was held at Playa Maderas, quite possibly Nicaragua’s most popular surfing beach. The second event was held in La Boquita. The next event is scheduled for March 10 and 11th and is located in Las Penitas, just outside of Leon. After that we take the games to Playa Santana, and the final event is scheduled to occur in Popoyo. We are very excited to see this sport gain national recognition in Nicaragua. For property opportunites near a surf break, follow this link for surf real estate available in Nicaragua and, if you want to come on a surf vacation, check out our Surf Nicaragua vacation packages. We’ll tailore the activities just for you.

For $10,000 a day, you can have the ultimate surfing sojourn in Indonesia aboard the 110-foot Indies Trader IV, a sort of floating hotel with 15 cabins, a helipad and three-course meals with wine. A motorized tender takes you to the waves. Or for a daily rate, in addition to the cost of his airfare, Brad Gerlach will give private instruction to select clients anywhere in the world. Mr. Gerlach, who was ranked No. 1 on surfing’s world professional tour during the 1986 and 1991 seasons, termed the cost not cheap at all.

Surfing, once the sport of Hawaiian kings, has come full circle. After becoming a counterculture activity for beach bums and bohemians, it has emerged as a status sport, like skiing and golf.

“It’s sort of lost that dirtbag appeal” said Isabelle Tihanyi, who with her twin, Caroline, started Surf Diva, a school based in La Jolla, Calif., that caters mostly to women, a growing segment of surfers. “Now you see more yuppies in the water with a brand-new board and a brand-new S.U.V. and all the latest technical gear. click here to read full article.

Come and experience the surf in Nicaragua with us. We’ll customize a Surf Nicaragua vacation package just for you.