Discover joyful island living at Yemaya Reefs, a hidden gem in the Caribbean
Turquoise seas, china-white sand and palm after palm – at first sight, Yemaya Reefs hotel is a hallmark Caribbean escape. Yet when you arrive on Little Corn Island, Nicaragua, you’ll feel a world away from anywhere else. This stunning remote spot allows you to truly get back to nature; search for coconuts, dine on fresh caught lobster and let yourself be lulled to sleep by the sound of the sea in your oceanfront casita.
Dark Nicaraguan hard wood, a fresh white palette and pops of bright colours are the calling cards of the Yemaya Reefs’ Oceanfront casitas. Furnishings are hand-made and the one-of-a-kind indoor-outdoor bathroom promises a truly tropical shower experience. That’s if you can draw yourself away from the views from your private terrace, some with their own plunge pool.
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Sipping rainbow-coloured juices in the infinity pool is a blissful way to spend your day here, or perhaps sampling the chef’s daily specials on the restaurant deck overlooking the Caribbean sea. But don’t get too comfortable as there is a whole underwater world with seven vibrant reefs just off the shore just waiting to be discovered. The island has so much to explore, visit the uninhabited Pearl Keys for snorkelling and picnicking. Or, for something more hands-on, join a crewed boat to fish for yellowtail and snapper – then have it cooked for you back on dry land.
Dark Nicaraguan hard wood, a fresh white palette and pops of bright colours are the calling cards of the Yemaya Reefs’ Oceanfront casitas. Furnishings are hand-made and the one-of-a-kind indoor-outdoor bathroom promises a truly tropical shower experience. That’s if you can draw yourself away from the views from your private terrace, some with their own plunge pool.
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Sipping rainbow-coloured juices in the infinity pool is a blissful way to spend your day here, or perhaps sampling the chef’s daily specials on the restaurant deck overlooking the Caribbean sea. But don’t get too comfortable as there is a whole underwater world with seven vibrant reefs just off the shore just waiting to be discovered. The island has so much to explore, visit the uninhabited Pearl Keys for snorkelling and picnicking. Or, for something more hands-on, join a crewed boat to fish for yellowtail and snapper – then have it cooked for you back on dry land.
Enjoy your stay!
