Yemaya Island Hideaway – Little Corn Island, Nicaragua
Yemaya Island Hideaway is located on Little Corn Island, Nicaragua – a little known paradise island lost in the Caribbean.
Yemaya Island Hideaway now offers a casual, low key island lodge experience for guests looking to kick back into a barefoot beach romantic vacation, spending lazy days in a relaxed and informal way.
Welcome to Yemaya, named after the goddess of the sea. A unique island hideaway hotel, offering 16 oceanfront rooms with stunning sea views, exquisite white sand beaches, surrounded by lush jungle, swaying coco palms, a pristine reef teeming with sea life, and of course a daily deluge of lovely local smiles.
Yemaya is perfect for long walks holding hands, star gazing with a glass of wine or passing your days out in the turquoise sea.
Do not expect marble foyers or uniformed bell hops. We are all about you getting back in touch with each other and mother nature. The journey here is not for the faint hearted, but well worth the effort. You will see.
Have you ever visited an island that’s completely free from vehicles? You can explore the entire island in a couple of hours by foot or by bicycle.You can go swimming, paddling, snorkeling, kayaking or fishing in the Caribbean waters or relax on the unspoiled beaches.
The restaurant is a casual affair, perched on a small bluff overlooking the stunning Caribbean Sea. We try to use as many ingredients as we can from the island and the sea that surrounds us.
Dining out on the terrace, gazing out across the mesmerizing colors of blue and turquoise, or under a starlit sky will be one of those memories you and your partner will carry with you forever. Love is in the air.
Breakfast and lunch consist of a simple menu which can change depending on the availability of ingredients on the day.
At dinner Yemaya’s local chef will prepare a daily changing menu that usually consists of a soup, a small side salad and a plate with 3 different island oriented dishes for you to try. Accompanied by rice, beans or whatever feels right on the night.
Your time on Little Corn Island — roughly 1.5 square miles in size — which includes Caribbean water, gnarled mangroves, hidden beaches and dirt paths, deserted coves and lush jungle will not disappoint. Whether you are exploring the jungle, walking the coast, swimming, paddling, snorkeling, kayaking or fishing the Caribbean waters or relaxing on the unspoiled beaches.
Yemaya Island Hideaway Rooms:
Ocean Front Room
Ocean Front Room with Private Plunge Pool
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