Located in the Caribbean 45 miles off the eastern shore of Nicaragua , Little Corn Island is inhabited by 350 or so, English speaking people who earn their living from lobster fishing. Situated on a high cliff at the ocean's edge, Casa Iguana is located on the remote and breezy southeastern shore of the island. Awaiting guests are six private, individual cabins, right on the water. Meals are served in the spacious lodge, where tables are set with fruits and vegetables we grow ourselves. Fish, conch and lobster are gathered daily from the surrounding sea.
Electricity is provided by a sophisticated solar energy system and a wind powered generator.
The fishing is extraordinary. Kingfish, dolphin, jack, snapper and barracuda abound less than a mile offshore. Fly fishermen land tarpon and bonefish right from the beach. Our hotel boat, with accomplished guide, is available to guests for hire. Aside from the more typical vacation diversions, many guests delight most in simply exploring the many deserted beaches, hiking the narrow trails through the surrounding hills and bush, or just visiting with the locals.