The region of Central America has garnered attention all over the world for its vacation surf camps and natural vegetation, providing abundant possibilities for nature lovers and adventure freaks to come to this place. Here, the rivers are made for some rafting, lakes to swim in, mountains, active volcanoes, rain forests, cloud forests to discover. There are even deserted regions, islands, coral reefs and gorgeous beaches where one can relax.
Moreover, there are even amazing beaches where one can get strong tides and waves ideal for surfing. Travelers can get the best waves all over the pacific coast but there are few places on the Caribbean side where a great time can be spent. Here are some of the best surf camps USA:
1. Giant’s Foot Surf: This surf camp is located in Playa Gigante. As this beach offers great waves, it is also among one of the beaches with the best places to surf. It’s just a boat ride from some of the amazing spots for surfing in Nicaragua. Travelers also get to enjoy a couple of things along with unique amenities. Firstly, meals are served outdoors under shade. Secondly, the drink service is included in the price charged and the last part is that the travelers get the privilege to enjoy unlimited boat rides.
2. Two Brothers Surf Resort: They provide private villas on the most famous surf break of Nicaragua which makes it the best for families or people seeking privacy. As the hotel is situated on a hilltop, it provides an amazing view of the beach. Also, there a swimming pool similar to the Pacific Ocean. On the other hand, if someone prefers doing something a bit different then they also take their potential travelers sailing and fishing.
3. La Barra Surf Camps: Situated in a small fishing village right on Playa Miramar, this surf camp started in 2009. It’s a tiny and private surf camp with just five rooms, making it the best place for a private surf getaway as it never gets crowded. They also provide two boats of different sizes that manage groups of all sizes. Moreover, among their services they also provide surf lessons and rental equipment for those who want to kick-start this exciting sport.
There’s a lot of stuff that needs exploration at Nicaragua that includes off-shore winds that stay constant, typical water temps that are around 80 degrees plus, average surf from shoulder high to overhead, and fairly uncrowded or potentially empty breaks. Whether travelers are looking forward to learning surf or looking out for those amazing Nica barrels, surfing Nicaragua surely doesn’t disappoint.