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We arrived on Isla de Ometepe intending to stay for two, maybe three days. We stayed for six.
The island was gorgeous – this was our view of the sunset every night off the dock of our hostel. More photos to come.
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[...] Often (but not always), the effort required to get to a location is a strong predictor of how remote/cheap/unspoiled/awesome it will be once you finally get there. Merida held up this correlation beautifully. We stayed at Hacienda Merida, a tidy resort whose best cabin was on the upper level facing the lake, and featured a big ol’ hammock on the ample deck and choice views of some of the best sunsets you’ve ever seen (give Tracy a click for the visuals to back this statement up). [...]