Charme Oceanfront Beach Home 40+ ft. Piscine à débordement spectaculaires couchers de soleil

We really enjoyed the outdoor living area and the gorgeous view from sunrise to sunset. The pool was fantastic! The position of the house on a large stretch of beach is ideal. In our opinion, the nicest house and pool on the entire beach!

Carlos and Juanita were available for anything you might need. Arnoldo was very helpful with reservations and information about the town.

Our stay was very relaxing, the pool was very nice and very clean. Jauna and Carlos took very good care of us💕� they are very lovely people. The house was very clean and mostly stocked well. Arnoldo was very helpful in organizing our driver, Elias, who took us to Leon and grocery shopping. Christine and I spent a lot of time on the beach collecting cool rocks, our favourite thing👏� If you want a relaxing holiday this is the place to go. Loved the hammocks, a lot👏� I would recommend this house to my friends👏� Thank you Arnoldo, Jauna, Carlos and Elias, miss you all❤️

Having been to Nicaragua every year for the last 15 years on the beach in Pochomil, I have to say this was our best trip to date! We usually stay in a larger, more sophisticated home. They always came with too many bedrooms for two people. This one was perfect and we loved the view of the rocks right in front of the house. We rented a three wheeler and road down the beach to areas that are undeveloped (and I hope never will be). It was one of the most beautiful scenes I have ever witnessed. Millions of shells and you couldn't tell where the sky met the ocean. It was totally silver. Arnoldo, Carlos and Juanita are unbelievably kind and helpful in everyway. There, if you need them, invisable if you don't. I would suggest adding a couple of ceiling fans in the seating hall for the heat in the beginning of May is extreme. As soon as Arnoldo heard my husband was complaining about this a new fan appeared in a matter of hours. Oh yes! The pool is lush! As a realtor for 22 years in the Atlanta, GA area, I would best describe this home as a rustic Nicaraguan paradise. Thank you, Arnoldo! Can't wait to return!!

This is the place we have been looking for. Norwegians with previous experience of Nicaragua, we wanted to spend some winter weeks away from "everything". In the sun, on the beach, enjoying the sea and the soothing breeze. We chose a quiet season for calm and privacy. We stayed three weeks. Security was never an issue, we felt safe. Here we have found our spot, and will be back next year !

The relatively small, charming and comfortable house is overlooking the private pool, the Pacific and the endless empty beaches.

The house has been built with a very good taste, the furnishings (the hammocks !) and installations are practical and comfortable. The open ample terrace, under thatched roof, serves as both living room, terrace and dining area. The two bedrooms are small, but clean. A/C and fans secure comfort. Fresh linen and towels are provided. The adjacent private bathrooms are clean, and the shower has cold and hot water. The kitchen has freezer, refri and a stove. A gaz barbecue is available at the far end of the terrace. Modern cutlery, glassware and utensils are provided. Juana is very helpful in the kitchen. Although purchases and provisions should be made at supermarkets in Managua, local provisions of fresh seafood, fruits and vegetables may be made locally. (in Masachapa), with the assistance of Carlos and Juana.

We have enjoyed our stay spending the days reading (books and wifi), long walks on the beach, cold refreshments and seafood at local restaurants in walking distance from the house. We also made time to visit and lunch in Granada.

Tom and Nina

The property is lovely and we enjoyed it very much. Situated overlooking the Pacific with the pool was perfect. We swam and did yoga and it was quite exhilarating. Arnoldo looked after us on arrival and organised a car/driver who was very good and I recommend this way to get around as it is great value. On the first day we stayed in Managua and went to the Volcano and nearby lake where we swam and had lunch. Good start. We then travelled to the property. One thing that is important we needed to go shopping at a supermarket in Managua as there aren"t any in Pochemil. You need to stock up on basics and especially meat if you require it.

At the property we were looked after by Carlos and Juana and they were delightful. You need to be able to communicate in Spanish but they are so courteous and got things sorted. You do need to communicate the daily food requirements quite well as there are not many restaurants etc. Juana prepared most of the food and Carlos went and got most of the fresh vegetables and fruit locally. He will also buy fish and seafood from the local fisherman. We lived on this and it was fantastic. We really loved the simple way Juana prepared the food and we developed a real taste for rice and beans.

The sea was warm and it would be great for surfing beginners and a local expert is on hand. It offers some great fun with waves coming over the rocks and with a little caution is a nice distraction. The beach was great for walks but it is Volcanic sand so not particularly a sit out in the sun style beach - although you can. You can horse ride or hire quad bikes as well so there is plenty to do. All in all a highly interesting yet restful five days.

From there we went to Grenada which we really enjoyed - old style town, good food and a brilliant buzzing daily market. You can people watch all day. There are also many other things you can do in Nicaragua and Grenada is a good base for this. Although we didn't get to them they offer nature resorts, walks and wildlife - something we would like to do next time.

*One note I feel is worth mentioning - Nicaragua is a place of great contrasts and you have to take it as it is. The roads were really good but there is quite a lot of debris such as plastic around. Pochemil has very little and is surrounded by the locals who live very basically. It felt safe but it is in great contrast to the property. To us it was part of the experience.