Huehuete
Deserted coast line only one hour from Managua, natural tide pools, open surf, beautiful sunsets and tranquility. |
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Rocas de Gaia |
Is a three bedroom, two bath stone house perched on a hill overlooking the Pacific Ocean one kilometer from the village of Huehuete.
Rocas de la Gaia offers the best of the countryside and a beach home getaway.
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This sparsely populated, forested area is home to an array of parrots, frogs, iguanas and Pacific Coast birds unique to Central America.
This unpolluted environnment away from the city allows for some of the most spectacular sunsets and starry nights. It is easy to forget one is only an hour and twenty minute drive from Managua. |
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Horseback-Riding: |
Surfing and TidePooling: |
Wildlife |
Trail Hiking |
Local Dining |
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Ride horses along
the beautiful
beaches of El
Tamarindo and
Huehuete
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Surfing available
in Tupilapa
Beach (2 km. from property), or
enjoy tide pools
only meters
from
the property |
Observe sea
turtles lay eggs
at different
times
of the year |
Enjoy hiking
through the
dry forest |
Enjoy local
cuisine
in Huehuete, La
Boquita, and
Casares
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The house is surrounded by boganvilla, mango, tamarind, citrus, rubber, clove, and native forest trees. For those interested in ecological architecture design and engineering, the property is equipped with an innovative "biofilter" that processes sewage from the house and converts it to grey water for plant irrigation purposes. The result is double usage of the water resource and zero contamination of soil and ground water. |
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The house is fully equipped with kitchen supplies, three new double beds and linens, a CD player, and has three terraces with commanding views of the ocean and forest. It's high ceilings, clay tile roof, thick stone walls and myriad windows on a breezy hill provides a cool, comfortable, relaxing haven free of mosquitos and air conditioners. The beach offers a diverse variety of natural tide pools along with open surf, creating a safe and enjoyable refuge for the entire family. Guests can take a short walk to Huehuete and buy fish and lobster catch of the day right off the boat every morning. Convenience stores to purchase basic groceries can also be found in Huehuete, and 5 km. away in Casares for greater variety. |
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