Our Rates

ROOMS:
We have four "economy" cabanas, nine "deluxe" casitas, and two "grand casitas" with daily housekeeping.

Economy cabanas are 10' x 11', with a shared bath. They are simple but comfortable and can sleep two per room. Cost is $35 per night, double occupancy.

Deluxe casitas are 12' x 16', with a 7' x 16' veranda. They have a double bed and a futon that makes into a double bed. There's a private bath, plenty of glass windows with screens. Shower is outside but private. They are "cute," quiet, very private very comfortable and can sleep four per casita. Cost is $65 per night, double occupancy, and $5 for each additional person.

The two Grand Casitas are 24' X 16' (twice the size of the regular casita) with a 24 foot veranda. They offer a coffee maker, queen size bed, two futons a solar hot water heater and can sleep six per casita. Cost is $75, double occupancy and $5 for each additional person.

Rates are slightly higher during the dry season (Dec. 15-Jan. 15 & Feb. 15-Apr. 15). Check our promotions page for current offers.

A deposit is due upon confirmation of reservations. In the event of a cancellation, 50% of these monies may be refunded if we are given 30 days notice. Traveler's checks are welcomed. Personal checks are accepted, though we ask that you notify us of this before your arrival.

Reservations:
Make reservations by writing us at: casaiguana@mindspring.com. Response time varies due to our travels and # of inquires.

By sending us your deposit, you have read and agreed to our reservation policy.

MEALS:
We serve a refreshing breakfast and lunch every day and a gourmet dinner most nights (usually fish, shellfish, and chicken or beef-sometimes pork). Eggs come from our farm and many fresh fruits and vegetables are served from our large garden.

Breakfast is $6, including fresh fruit and freshly ground and brewed Nicaraguan organic fair trade certified coffee.

The lunch menu offers a variety of gourmet wraps for $7. Indulge on the delicacy in a to-go box, on the beach or at the lodge.

Three course dinner is $12 to $17 and painstakingly prepared by a professional chef and graduate from the prestigious Culinary Institute of America. If you have food allergies or aversions, OR IF YOU ARE A VEGETARIAN, please let us know BEFORE your arrival. Dinner is by reservation only.

Visiting the rest of the island and trying the local food is a must during your stay. Ask our staff for a reccommendation of good places to have lunch or dinner. Keep in mind that Little Corn is VERY remote. Everyone on the island makes an effort to grow things locally and consolidate food deliveries directly from Managua to keep quality high and costs down.

GEAR:
Snorkel gear is $12.00 per 24 hours rental. Guided snorkel trips in our boat are $5.00 per person, or $15 with gear. There is great snorkeling from the beaches. Kayaks are $15.00 per day, $6 per hour.

SPORT FISHING AND DEEP SEA FISHING CHARTERS:
Visit Little Corn Fishing Charters for more info on fishing trips.

FLY FISHING AND SPINNING:
Visit Little Corn Fishing Charters for more info on fly fishing.

WINDSURFING AND KITESURFING:
Be one of the few who have gone kiteboarding or windsurfing on Little Corn Island, Nicaragua. For the truly intrepid, bring your own windsurfing and kiteboarding rig to enjoy some amazing onshore/sideshore windsurfing and kiteboarding right on our beach. Wind speed is average during the windy/dry season for windsurfing or kiteboarding in the Caribbean: 15 knot minimum average from December-April, but we commonly experience days of 40+ knot winds! The outer reef protects our windsurfing and kiteboarding guests from swells, but there is some chop inside for bump and jump.

Though kiting and windsurfing equipment is not available for rent anywhere in Nicaragua, Casa Iguana is equipped to help you safely store your windsurfing and kiteboarding equipment. The onshore winds make Iguana Beach a safe launch and windsurfing and kitesurfing beach, yet we recommend that all sailors be experienced at windsurfing and kiteboarding as Casa Iguana currently does not provide monitoring or rescue service for anyone who is windsurfing or kiteboarding. Read Kitesurf Magazine's article on riding on Little Corn and other good spots in Nicaragua by clicking here.

SCUBA:

For complete scuba information from the first PADI registered dive resort in Nicaragua, go to www.divelittlecorn.com.