In this conversation with Hans Pfister, co-founder of Cayuga Collection in Central America, we discuss the triple-bottom-line objectives of luxury eco-lodges, the role of sustainable tourism in environmental conservation, and how to tell if a hotel is greenwashing.
Winter can be a tough time for many of us, with shorter days and colder temperatures making it hard to shake off the winter blues. If you’re in need of inspiration for your next trip…
Set on the beachfront in Playa Manzanillo, Nicaragua, Casa Madera is the finest beach house in Nicaragua. This luxury villa is ideal for beach goers, golfers and families and friends. Casa Madera encompasses approximately 13,000 square feet in total, and is enclosed...
Nekupe Lodge is Nicaragua’s first luxury countryside resort. The lodge rests within 1,800-acres of tropical dry forest reserve—a private reserve that is paradise for those who love the outdoors. Nepuke means “heaven” in the Chorotega language, and its accommodations...
Jicaro Island Lodge Jicaro (“hee-ka-row”) Island is a private islet in Lake Nicaragua, about 15 minutes by boat from the colonial city of Granada. The islet was formed by an eruption of Mombacho Volcano, which rises above the lake’s southern shore. Arriving by covered...
Morgan's Rock Morgan’s Rock is one of our favorite beach destinations in Central America: an eco-lux lodge on a forested hillside above Nicaragua’s southwest Pacific Coast near San Juan del Sur. The lodge is set within a 2,000-acre private reserve—home to howler...