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Ometepe has a population of around 42,000 on an area of 276 km².
It is approximately 31 kilometers long and about five to ten kilometers wide.
The largest village on Ometepe with bank, hotels and ferries connecting to the mainland of Nicaragua.
The second largest village on Ometepe with old church, museum and port for ferries to Granada and San Carlos.
Visit the nature reserve of Charco Verde with its emerald green lagoon, and relax on scenic beaches.
A 4 km expanse of sandy beach with a constant refreshing breeze. Enjoy a relaxing beach hotel, cozy bars and nearby tours.
The northern slopes of the Maderas are a center for for eco-tourism. See petroglyphs or hike the volcanoe from Finca Madgalena.
Sandwiched between scenice beaches and the jungle of volcano Maderas. Go on a kayak tour or hike to the waterfall
A sand bank juts far into the lake of Nicaragua and affords panoramic views of the island Ometepe.
A freshwater source feeds two large swimming pools set into old growth forest.
Explore the isthmus of Ometepe with its rich bird life on a kayak trip through the water jungle of the Istián river.
The pre-Columbian stone sculptures found around volcano Maderas make Ometepe one of the world's greatest rock art areas.
Hike up through the jungle to a gorgeous 50 m waterfall located on the slopes of the volcano Maderas
Ometepe is formed by two volcanoes, the still active Concepcion and the jungle covered Maderas with its crater lagoon.
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