The Space

The spacious Vista View House offers sweeping, panoramic views of Lake Nicaragua and Ometepe’s two volcanoes. This whole-house vacation rental includes:

• One master bedroom with a king bed
• A second bedroom with a queen bed
• Two rooms with bunk beds
• A large living room with a pull-out sofa

Both bedrooms feature air conditioning and spectacular views of Ometepe Island's volcano. The house has a large living room with handmade rocking chairs, a full kitchen equipped with a gas oven and stove, and a wrap-around porch with outdoor seating at a large family-style table.

Each room has a fan, and there are ceiling fans in the central living areas. The roomy bathroom, shared between the two bedrooms, includes a hot water shower. The home is powered by solar energy, and guests are encouraged to be mindful of their energy consumption. An electric backup is available, but occasional power outages may occur.

If you’re an animal lover, be sure to give our dogs and cats plenty of affection. Abrazo, our big orange cat, loves to be picked up.

Guest Access

The listed price includes lodging for two adults, with any children included within the base price. Additional guests will incur a fee of USD $10 per bed per night. Guests renting the house have access to the entire property, providing ample room for friends and family.

There are plenty of activities available on the farm, including:

• Walking with our farmhand to pick eggs from our free-range hens
• Milking our goat and making cheese
• Enjoying our completely organic garden filled with tropical fruits and vegetables

Location

Finca Ometepe offers a quiet farm experience off the beaten track in the tropical forest while still being close to horse riding, hiking, and beaches. Guests can meet local Nicaraguans who work on the farm and ensure a memorable visit.

Enjoy wonderful views of the lake and the two volcanoes from the large balcony, which features a nearly constant breeze that helps keep insects away. Wake up to the sounds of monkeys, parrots, goats, and roosters. Guests can pick snacks from the trees on the farm, eat them fresh, or dry them for later.

Sustainability Practices

The house is powered 100% by renewable energy from the sun and wind. We recycle and/or reuse everything; plastics, paper, and food scraps are either given to the chickens, goats (fruits), or used in our worm bin to create organic fertilizer. We do not use pesticides; instead, we employ a natural spray made from garlic, onion, and chili peppers for pest control. We will inform you when this is being used to avoid any discomfort.