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Lively Nicaraguan/Canadian-owned hotel offering all you need for a Caribbean beach break.

Casa Canada is a Nicaraguan/Canadian-owned resort at the southern end of Big Corn Island, a short drive from the airport. The nearest beach – a lovely stretch of white sand – is just a few minutes’ walk away.

There’s a choice of cabins with views of the ocean or standard rooms in the main building, all with tiled floors, simple décor and verandas where you can unwind in a rocking chair. There’s also a swimming pool overlooking the sea, and a seafood restaurant and bar.

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What our clients say

  • Great position...very friendly helpful staff. Restaurant a little canteen like, so we ate out at local restaurants,  taken by cheap local taxi

    PM Cambridge Feb 2015
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