Nicaragua
It is bordered to the north by Honduras in the northern part as well as Costa Rica to the south with Honduras to the south, and Pacific Ocean on its western flank and the Caribbean Sea to the east and the Caribbean Sea to the east Nicaragua is the biggest of the countries within Central America. Tourism is a key Nicaraguan expansion industry and its growing economic significance has a positive impact on the country as a in general, with agritourism and ecotourism increasing at a steady rate. Tourists will notice that the locals are keen to discuss boxing, baseball and football however golf is not mentioned in their sports vocabulary and that's a huge shame. Perhaps with the creation of more courses that meet the needs of tourists for leisure (like the stunning Guacalito de la Isla course, created by David McLay, a KIdd) more and more Nicaraguans will have the chance to play in the greatest sport on earth.
Guacalito de la Isla
Nicaragua
Guacalito de la Isla
The low-density private beach community at Guacalito de la Isla on Nicaragua’s Emerald Coast sits next to the stunning white sands of Playa Manzanillo and the crystal clear waters of the Pacific Ocean.
Hacienda Iquana
Nicaragua
Hacienda Iquana
Hacienda Iquana Golf Club is challenging, well maintained and fun. The signature hole is the par five 5th where the tee is perched some 100 feet above the fairway and the Pacific Ocean glistens in the distance.
