Top Things to do in Isla de Ometepe
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Discover the best top things to do in Isla de Ometepe, Nicaragua including Haris'horses, Ometepe Unique Tours, Isla Ometepe, Ojo de Agua, Punta Jesus Maria.
Restaurants in Isla de Ometepe
1. Haris'horses
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 140 reviews
Haris Horses provides guided horse tours on the island of Ometepe, Nicaragua. We recently built cabins on the ranch and offer Bed and Breakfast accommodations on our organic farm called Finca Montania Sagrada. Dinner is available on request.
Reviewed By Marcusrowe94 - London, United Kingdom
We were worried about travelling to Nicaragua due to safety concerns and everyone commenting it was too dangerous, however as soon as we got there we realised we had nothing to worry about and issues from last years crisis has long dissipated and it’s truly just a beautiful country. Hari’s is amazing we stayed with them for one night in a beautiful little house and had fresh fruit the next morning that was grown on the ranch. Hari took us on a horseback riding tour through the jungle and up to an amazing view of the whole island and volcanos. Having never rode a horse before I was amazing that Hari had us galloping within an hour. This was me and my wife’s favourite part of our trip to Nicaragua and will planning to return to this amazing place as soon as possible.
2. Ometepe Unique Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 62 reviews
Ometepe Unique Tours welcomes all visitors to our oasis of peace. We offer to tourists the opportunity to explore wild areas,learn about unique species of each zone and interact with local families in the communities. We have qualified and trained staff to provide the best care. We also have customized tours suited according to your needs.The team will show you the unique and secret Ometepe.
3. Isla Ometepe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 813 reviews
Reviewed By EduardoGarciaBueno - Guatemala City, Guatemala
Sunsets, nature, animals, Balgue town, pizza, good food, good vibes, you can literally find everything you need in this beautiful island that has a home for all kinds of people. Loved it here and would definitely come back one day
4. Ojo de Agua
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,054 reviews
Ojo de Agua is a Natural Spring swimming hole where you can swim and relax in clear, pure, medicinal and healthy fresh water of volcanic origin. This is a place to enjoy the environment surrounded by Nature with lots of birds, butterflies, squirrels, iguanas, and many trees all around. While you are here you can also have meals, cocktails or just coconut water, and you can have a banana tour or ride a horse. Welcome.
Reviewed By vintagepaper - Annapolis Royal, Canada
We went to Ojo de Agua by scooter from Playa Santa Domingo. You can also get there by local bus but there is a long beautiful lane you must walk if you go that way. It is beautifully set up and the mineral waters are very clean and fresh and flowing constantly. There’s a lot of stuff there. Restaurant, cafe, bathrooms, changing rooms, bar and a walk through a banana plantation. There were lots of tourists and locals there when we were there and we were told that on weekends it is full of local families and much more busy. The feeling of the place was soothing and green and the water fresh and the perfect temperature to cool down in. The tarzan swing was fun to watch too! We found the amenities a little more pricey than elsewhere so take some snacks if you’re on a budget. There is a sign in the entrance asking people not to wear sunscreen or bug dope as it kills the fish, but as there were no showers to rinse it off most people were ignoring that. We didn’t wear sunscreen and got a little sunburned so be aware of that. A truly beautiful place to relax and refresh. On the way back we saw both howler and capuccino monkeys on or near the road.
5. Punta Jesus Maria
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 190 reviews
Reviewed By Juanrobert808 - Toronto, Canada
This was a beautiful place to watch the sunset. It's a thin stretch of beach maybe 10 meters wide that extends out into the lake creating a division in the water. We stayed at La Punta Resort that is a five minute walk away. We only stayed one night but two nights would have been better in order to do more on the island.
