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Morgan’s Rock Hacienda and EcolodgeHidden away in the lush...



















Morgan’s Rock Hacienda and Ecolodge

Hidden away in the lush Nicaraguan jungle, the 18 accommodations of Morgan’s Rock Hacienda & Ecolodge provide guests with the ultimate in sustainable luxury.

Perched on stilts and built with respect for the surrounding environment, its wonderful bungalows feature idyllic ocean/forest views and chic indigenous inspired decor, with eco-friendly wooden furniture and vibrant tropical details. Most have open terraces with private plunge pools and tempting daybeds, and the stylish villas are gloriously spacious, with lounge areas for family living and entertainment.

Dining at La Bastide consists of scrumptious local and international dishes prepared mainly with organic home-grown ingredients, and served alfresco on a shady platform overlooking the ocean. Further enchanting experiences include open-air yoga classes, sport fishing excursions, surfing, and horseback riding.  

Compare prices for this lodge at TripAdvisor

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