Nicaragua’s Yemaya Island Hideaway to Reopen After Upgrades

By: - October 11th, 2017

By the Caribbean Journal staff

The Yemaya Island Hideaway and Spa off the Caribbean coast of Nicaragua is reopening in November with a host of upgrades.

The property, located on Little Corn Island, is debuting new accommodations, an upgraded food and beverage program and a new custom ferry arrivals transfer options.

It will be reopening on Nov. 16.

An ocean suite.

Yemaya Island has also added five luxury oceanfront suites that have their own plunge pools.

“Yemaya Island invites guests to soak in the breathtaking views of Little Corn Island’s emerald-green waters in a setting that’s both adventurous and naturally luxurious,” the property said in a statement.

The property is a member of Colibri Bouqiue Hotels and Small Luxury Hotels of the World.

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