Big Corn Island

The Corn Islands, which include Little and Big Corn Island, have long been popular with surfers and travelers and were formerly a haven for pirates. Recent developments, such as new hotels and activities, have positioned the Corn Islands as the next Caribbean destination attracting travelers' attention.

Big Corn Island is three times the size of Little Corn Island, with a surface area of approximately six square miles. Long expanses of sandy beaches and a variety of attractive hotel alternatives can be found on Big Corn Island. Small towns and dwellings are spread over the island, with some areas remaining unoccupied. South West Bay (known as the picnic center), North End, and Sally Peaches all have beautiful beaches, while South End's Long Bay has stretches of white sand.

Spend days of incredible fun and adventure exploring Nicaragua's Big Corn Island. Divers, snorkelers, fishermen, sunbathers, beach volleyball players, and swimmers may all enjoy a range of enjoyable water sports on this island's beautiful beaches. At night, the pleasure never stops as you may relax, dance, stare into the stars, sip some refreshing drinks, and mingle with the ever-hospitable people. Big Corn Island differs from its younger sister, Little Corn Island, in that it has roads, automobiles, and more inhabitants.

Address: Southwest Bay, Nicaragua