Hostel Surfing Turtle Lodge Poneloya

Surfing Turtle Lodge Poneloya is a hidden and remote eco-friendly hostel on a deserted stretch of beach along Nicaragua's Pacific coast, offering a perfect scenery for travelers and a unique isolated setting. The lodge is one of the first places to have a sea turtle hatchery in Nicaragua, aiming to protect Olive Ridley, the green turtle, and Hawksbill Turtles. Guests can enjoy a varied menu with dishes ranging from Nicaraguan, Peruvian, and western fares and a fully stocked bar serving a variety of mixed drinks, various liquors, and ice-cold beer. In terms of accommodations, Surfing Turtle Lodge Poneloya provides an unforgettable experience while also offering group or personal surfing lessons for any level of experience, as well as lessons with a yoga instructor catering to various levels of difficulty. The lodge also boasts warm beaches and sands, essential for the nesting of all 7 types of sea turtles, with the peak nesting events occurring between September and December. Located closest to León, the lodge is just a short distance from the city's main plaza, Central Park, dominated by the colorful, neoclassical facade of the Cathedral of Granada, originally dating back to 1583. Additionally, the lodge is part of the intriguing paradise for adventure seekers, Nicaragua, and offers a wide variety of activities for guests, including horseback riding, surfing lessons, horse riding, and fishing. Conveniently situated 125 km away from the capital city, Managua, the lodge allows easy access for guests arriving via the main international airport, Augusto C. Sandino, which is located 125km from the property. Whether it's witnessing the nesting events of the sea turtles, enjoying the beachfront cabins, or exploring the nearby Maderas Volcano and San Ramón Waterfall, Surfing Turtle Lodge Poneloya has built a hatchery to help protect endangered sea turtles and provides a great blend of nature and facilities for a memorable stay.