La Veranera is a boutique beachfront guesthouse situated directly on the pristine white sands of Playa El Coco, Nicaragua. Designed to resemble a traditional Nicaraguan ranch house, it combines rustic charm with modern amenities. The expansive veranda, featuring a dining area and bar, encircles a crystal-clear, blue-tiled pool, offering guests a tranquil setting to relax and unwind.
The guesthouse offers four spacious rooms accommodating between 1 to 4 guests. Room rates vary based on amenities, season, and occupancy, with breakfast included in all stays.
The Budget Double Room is ideal for travelers seeking comfort and affordability. It features a double bed and a bunk bed, accommodating up to four guests. Amenities include a fan, with air conditioning available for an additional fee. Guests have access to a shared bathroom.
While Playa El Coco isn't a renowned surfing hotspot, it offers suitable conditions for beginners and intermediate surfers. The beach features a sandy bottom and offshore winds, making it an excellent place to learn and practice surfing.
Surf Lessons:
A 2-hour lesson covers the basics of paddling, wave selection, taking off, and surf etiquette.
Cost: $25.00 per person.
Equipment Rental:
Surfboards: $20.00 per day.
Bodyboards: $10.00 per day.
For the adventurous, there are hiking trails along the rugged rocky coastline leading to a large tide pool, and through a wooded creek inhabited by Howler monkeys. These trails offer a chance to explore the diverse flora and fauna of the tropical dry forest surrounding La Veranera.
Inshore fishing trips can be arranged with pick-up directly in front of the guesthouse. Local waters are home to species such as Jack Crevalle, Rooster Fish, Mackerel, and Dorado.
For those not interested in fishing, boat rides offer a relaxing way to experience Nicaragua's beautiful coastline. Guests may encounter dolphins, sea turtles, or even whales during these excursions.
La Veranera is the closest lodging to the La Flor Turtle Reserve, where, during peak season, thousands of turtles come ashore to lay eggs, and hatchlings make their first journey to the sea. This natural spectacle offers a unique and memorable experience for guests.
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