A typical day at Los Clavos Surf Camp & Yoga Retreat

 

It's up to you, but we'll surf a few waves every day; we're lucky enough to have ideal conditions most of the year and there's always a backup spot in case of a big swell, so no worries about surfing. Your vacation will be successful because you will surf. 

 

 

 

November to May is the ideal season for beginners and intermediate surfers. The waves are consistent, not too big and most importantly, not a rainy day and very warm water to surf for as long as you want. 

 

We always work with certified surf instructors who are used to teaching and willing to share their passion for surfing. Everyone speaks English for better mutual understanding.

 

Surf lessons are given in small groups of maximum 5 people. Anyway, our surf camp welcomes a maximum of 12 people, so no overcrowding is expected! Our credo: "learn, progress and above all have fun! " 

 

 

 

 

 

Not at all! Our yoga teachers adapt to your level so that yoga is a pleasure. The advice is given in an individual and benevolent way. At certain times of the year we organize yoga retreats just for people who want to focus on their practice and progress.

It is possible to obtain a certification at the end of your Yoga Teacher Training and to become an independent yoga teacher.

 

 

 

 

 

 

We know that more and more people are vegetarian or vegan. We also know that a hungry surfer enjoys a good steak or grilled chicken.

 

We try to please everyone with balanced recipes inspired by French and international cuisine. We also focus on Nicaraguan cuisine with the famous Gallo Pinto, grilled fish and plantains! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If you need more entertainment, we have other activities planned for you. Why not a massage, a horseback ride or a boat ride to go fishing or simply a sunset walk on the -big- deserted beach?   

We also have a natural swimming pool that can be discovered at low tide for unforgettable sunsets.

 

 

 

Nicaragua has been fully independent since 1838, but has continued to suffer unrest, dictatorship and, most recently, a ten-year civil war that ended peacefully in 1990. Today, Nicaragua remains welcoming and tranquil, with a growing ecotourism industry and increasing numbers of visitors each year. The Nicaraguans' vibrant and blissful culture, mixed with their laid-back Caribbean-like pace, makes this country a haven of hospitality for all types of travelers.

 

With a population of six million, Nicaragua is the largest and least densely populated country in Central America. Bordering both the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean, it is located between Honduras and Costa Rica. It is also known as the land of many volcanoes and lakes. 

 

Nicaragua is home to the bustling city of Leon, the more remote Corn Islands, and the largest body of fresh water in South America, Lago de Nicaragua. It also has wonderfully preserved colonial towns and vast areas of lush rainforest, making it one of the most underrated and unspoiled tourist destinations in the world.

 

 

 

 

 

Major airlines from North America (United, American and Delta), South America and Central America (Avianca, Copa and Spirit) serve Nicaragua's airport in Managua, Augusto C. Sandino International Airport (MGA).  From the airport we provide an air-conditioned cab service that can pick you up any day of the week and at any time of the day or night. 

 

See you soon at Los Clavos Surf Camp Nicaragua! 

Claire, co-owner