Iguana Beach(Casa Iguana)

There are several restaurants near Iguana Beach serving traditional Nicaraguan cuisine as well as international dishes. These include La Ola, which offers fresh seafood and stunning ocean views, and El Faro, a beachside bar and restaurant serving a variety of drinks and snacks.

There are also several hotels near Iguana Beach, including the luxury Mukul Resort and Spa, which offers stunning ocean views and private villas with their own plunge pools. Other options include the beachfront Yemaya Island Hideaway and Spa and the laid-back Los Cardones Eco Lodge, which offers eco-friendly accommodations in a natural setting.

Amenities at Iguana Beach include bathroom access, beach chairs and umbrellas, and a small beachside restaurant serving snacks and drinks

The beach offers a variety of activities including sunbathing, surfing, beach volleyball, and paddleboarding.

Parking at Iguana Beach is available in a small lot near the entrance, and it is free of charge. It is recommended to arrive early in the day to secure a parking spot as it can get crowded during peak season.

Fun facts about Iguana Beach include its unique name, which comes from the large number of iguanas that can be seen sunbathing on the rocks at the southern end of the beach. The area is also home to a variety of bird species and sea turtles, which can sometimes be seen nesting on the beach.

In addition to swimming and water sports, there are several attractions near Iguana Beach worth visiting. These include hiking trails through nearby forests, wildlife tours, and visits to local indigenous communities.