What Wildlife Will You Spot at a Nicaragua Jungle Hotel?
Fish of Laguna de Apoyo
Pacaya Lodge & Spa, a Luxury Nicaragua Jungle Hotel
Nicaragua has stunningly diverse flora and fauna. Known for its rich and beautiful landscape, looming volcanoes, and the giant Lake Nicaragua, the largest nation in Central America has so much to offer for wildlife lovers. Nicaragua’s level of biodiversity is impressive, and a large amount of its animal populations live in the nation’s 78 protected areas, covering roughly 17% of its landmass. Perhaps the most popular creature in Nicaragua is the sea turtle, and great efforts are being made to preserve these nearly endangered animals. Great ways to discover the amazing animals of Nicaragua are through diving, hiking, and visiting nature reserves. Pacaya Lodge & Spa is a great Nicaragua jungle hotel to spot the stunning wildlife of this country.
Interested in the thrilling experience of seeing freshwater sharks? Look no further than Lake Nicaragua, home to the only known freshwater sharks in the world beside the Río San Juan! If you’re feeling especially adventurous, the ideal ways to witness these creatures are by snorkeling, swimming and scuba diving. You can fit this activity in during your trip to Granada, which lies at close proximity to Pacaya Lodge and Spa.
Birds to Spot Around a Nicaragua Jungle Hotel
Are you seeking animals in the sky over those in the lake? Nicaragua is a birder’s paradise: nearly 700 species reside here! The national bird, called the Guardabarranco, boasts brilliant green tail feathers as well as red and yellow plumage. This nation is also home to parrots, toucans, and macaws. There is no shortage of wild cats in Nicaragua, including the stunning jaguar, which is the largest cat found in this lush country. Cat lovers will also delight in spotting cougars, ocelots, and pumas.
Pacaya Lodge and Spa is a beautiful Nicaragua jungle hotel that overlooks the stunning Laguna de Apoyo, which was declared a nature reserve in 1991. This large and tranquil lagoon is believed to have formed over 20,000 years ago and is home to a tropical dry forest ecosystem. Visitors to the reserve have the opportunity to discover over 500 species of plants and trees, like orchids, black rosewood and mahogany. Animals like howler monkeys, anteaters, and falcons can also be spotted in this pristine paradise. Get ready for an unforgettable wildlife adventure in an unforgettable Nicaragua jungle hotel like Pacaya Lodge & Spa!
