Paraiso Beach Hotel

The hotel has a selection of impeccably decorated, spacious and comfortable Cabanas designed for 2 people ensuring you enjoy an authentic Nicaraguan experience. Rooms can accommodate a queen bed and feature everything you need to relax and unwind. Cabana rooms feature a shared porch with table, chairs and hammocks which give stunning views looking out onto the courtyard. Rooms come with a variety of amenities to ensure your stay is comfortable and luxurious; these include AC and cable TV.

The hotel has the option for a family room which features 2 queen beds and additional space to ensure a quality nights sleep for all guests. This option allows for a maximum of 4 guests to sleep and stay, including a seating area within the room and private bathroom. Family rooms feature a shared porch with table, chairs and hammocks which give stunning views looking out onto the courtyard. Rooms come with a variety of amenities to ensure your stay is comfortable and luxurious; these include AC and cable TV.

Paraiso Beach Hotel features an on-site restaurant, located on ship wreck beach, which serves breakfast daily and can be enjoyed in the evening for dinner with an a la carte menu to choose from and several continental options also. The restaurant is open air, decorated with a typical island style thatched roof and features beautiful views of the garden, the beach and the Caribbean sea. Options for private dinners, family lunches or group festivities are available and live music is often playing.

Right on your doorstep lies the beach, the ideal place to spend some time in the sun or in the crystal clear waters. The hotel offers diving on the island guided by professional instructors experience the coral reef and discover underwater species in the Caribbean. There are a range of experiences offered including fun dives, night dives and diving courses.

There are plenty of excellent snorkelling options for beginners all the way through to more advanced divers, and there are many sunken ships which are home to stunning fish and nature. All equipment, instructors and food and drink are provided. There are options to include snorkelling tours of the island also.

The Pearl Keys are made up of 18 remote and mostly uninhibited islands which are located about 1.15 hours by boat from Paraiso Beach Hotel. The tour departs at 8.30 am and guests are due back around 4 pm. The trip includes lunch and drinks, during the trip guests can usually visit 4 keys dependant on time.

Guests can enjoy the island via biking. Guests can simply explore the island’s natural beauty and have a wonderful experience in a magical haven of Nicaraguan culture and Caribbean seas, maps are provided so there is no chance of getting lost!

Guests can travel around the island to fish (trolling and bottom fishing) for many different kinds of fish. During the trip, snorkelling is available on interesting spots, drinks and ice are provided. Guests can bring back their catch to Paraiso and the chef will turn it into your fresh island style dinner.

The hotel offers Swedish relax massages, pedicures and manicures in a small but comfortable and functional spa.

Paraiso Beach Hotel is making great progress to tackle a waste issue on the island, initiatives and steps have been taken to stop plastic pollution building up in the landfill and offer recycling as an eco-friendly alternative.

Paraiso Beach Hotel has laid out goals for their project:

1. Encourage people and businesses to collect and separate their plastic waste.

2. The local government collects the plastic once a week.

3. the plastic waste plastic is compressed by a hydraulic press.

4. The plastic is shipped off and sold to a recycling plant in Managua.

5. The earnings from the plastic are used to pay for the collection and transport.

Other locals, businesses and local government share the same worry and so are joining in to take action. The newly formed Corn Island Business Association is working in close cooperation with islanders and the local government to reduce and recycle plastic on the island.