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Encontrar camas disponibles en San Juan Del Sur... Fecha de llegada: 2009 - November 2009 - December 2010 - January 2010 - February 2010 - March 2010 - April 2010 - May 2010 - June 2010 - July 2010 - August 2010 - September 2010 - October 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Noches: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31   Personas: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9+ San Juan Del Sur Albergues Hostel Esperanza The spacious rooms are breezy, clean and brightly painted. The staff are friendly, the beds are comfortable, there is access to fast internet service, and the hammocks in the courtyard will surely beckon you to stay awhile. Eat an array of fresh tropical fruit from the trees there while you're at it. And it's right across from the beach and all best the beachfront restaurants. Hostel Esperanza is safe, cheap, fun and relaxing -- a true backpacker's paradise. There's nothing more you could... Casa Oro  "I had an amazing few days of surf and sun and barbequed shark at this place. The owners are seriously nice and the little "jacuzzi" was a bit of a bonus after a hard day on the beach!!" … "I think I really like this place! New Age surfers practicing yoga until 3 in the morning--now that's a good time!" … "Casa Oro was a pretty damned cool, chilled-out place. It had a nice, friendly atmosphere where you could comfortably spend the day chilling out, reading a book, playing board... La Marimba Hostel Texaco 200 mtrs South Y 1 Departamento y 2 Casa de huéspedess también en San Juan Del Sur... Booking for a group? Let us negotiate a discount rate for you. Try Group Booking. San Juan Del Sur Travel Tips & Suggestions Comment by Anonymous While traveling, we stopped in San Juan del Sur for the night. That was nine years ago and we are still here! The friendliest people in all of Central America can be found here. The town is lively or laid back, whichever you prefer, and the beaches outside of town are spectacular. Comment by Anonymous I love San Juan del Sur. My parents used to take me since I was a little kid, so I have very nice memories. I know as a grown-up girl, I still I love to go there -- I just went two weeks ago to Semana Santa, such a beautiful beach. Comment by nelson Many trips already and many returns in the future to this, the only "fun" town in all of Nicaragua that I've found in all my four years of traveling there. I love it. But I do realize that I have to be in the mood for it -- terrific surfing, $4 fish dinners (expensive for Nicaragua), kids selling trinkets, and loud dance clubs. When in the mood for this fun loving town, it's the best place on earth. The tourists leave port and go to Granada, and they can have it. There's not a bad place to stay in the whole town and prices can range from $6 per night to $190 per night. Remember that you are in Nicaragua, not Costa Rica. Soak it up, notice how gentile the people are, and how they smile when you look them in the eye. Try the language no matter how bad. Live slowly and absorb it. Comment by jan_85 San Juan Del Sur is a pleasant place for people to relax. Comment by Anonymous I love San Juan del Sur! I meant to stay for two or three days and stayed two weeks. I can't wait to go back. Remember to budget in five dollars a day to get to the nice beaches, and maybe another $5 to $10 for a surf board or boogie board. Comment by Anonymous San Juan Del Sur is very dirty. The beach is swim at your own risk -- when I went swimming there I remember baby diapers and condoms washing up. I lived in San Juan Del Sur for months and made a lot of amazing friends, but if you are looking for beautiful waters it's best to go elsewhere. Comment by Anonymous I have been to San Juan Del Sur three times already this year and I am going back for Christmas. If you want to have a good time and see a lot of good looking Spanish girls gone kind of wild, then make sure you are there between the 24 of December until New Year's -- I think you will have a good time. Comment by Anonymous I love San Juan, we had a blast! It's a nice little town, with friendly people. Great atmosphere, come and visit. Comment by Josh_96 I was extremely unimpressed by the town of San Juan del Sur. I agree that the beach is pretty, but other than that the citizens were unfriendly and very boring. I love Nicaragua, but I would skip San Juan and go to the much more cultured town of Granada. Comment by DianaTravels San Juan del Sur is relaxed, beautiful and the people are lovely. There is a variety of budget and higher end hotels, as well as dozens of local and international-style restaurants. Comment by EVITA I love San Juan Del Sur. What a beautiful village! If you like to relax and be yourself, that is the place to be. See you, San Juan-- I'll be back in a year! Comment by JMM San Juan Del Sur is the most beautiful town I've ever seen - along with the most kind, generous, and friendly people. Anyone who says anything negative about the people must not have given them a chance. I couldn't believe how patient everyone was with my rusty Spanish! Make sure to bring how a couple bottles of Flor de Cana, the Nicaraguan brand of Rum, WAY better than anything we get in the States! Comment by Sergio I love San Juan, the people there, the food, bars, and everything. It's also really cheap. I recommend going to Casa Oro and ask for Don Crisanto the owner of the place... a very friendly man who can teach French. And also go to Bahia Majagual... another beach near San Juan. The owner Paul is a man who sold everything he had and bought a property on the beach and live his dream... And as he says "if you never ever go, you will never ever know." Comment by CJ I visited San Juan del Sur five years ago and fell in love with the tiny fishing village so much that I actually moved here from Washington DC!!! Check it out! You won't be disappointed. Comment by Anonymous I have been to San Juan on a numerous ocassions. First time I went to relax, second to learn Spanish... I will soon be moving there to spend the rest of my life there. I love the people, the culture, and the food. The surf is great too. Comment by Roberto I just came back with my family from San Juan Del Sur. We only spent the day there, but slept in Granada which is only one hour ago. If you want to visit San Juan for just one day I recommend sleeping in Granada, good rates a nice places to stay at. I will surely come back to San Juan Del Sur. Comment by Anonymous Beautiful sunsets, good bars, colorful locals, and general chaos make San Juan Del Sur special. It's basically a charming little fishing village that is becoming a tourist destination. You can surf, fish, bicycle, hike, or my favorite: enjoy the bar scene. Comment by Rick San Juan Del Sur was actually a disappointment when I visited it about three years ago. The beach was dirty, the food tasteless and expensive (by Central American standards), and the first people I spoke to, workers in a small hotel, were rude and unhelpful. I was planning to spend a week or two in the town, kicking back and studying Spanish, but I bailed after the second day, totally unimpressed. However, I like -- no I love -- Nicagarua overall, and plan to return for a third time in the near future. I may even give San Juan del Sur a second chance, but I'll split real fast if things haven't improved. Comment by Anonymous San Juan del Sur is wonderful for anyone who likes beaches, drinks, good people, and good food. Comment by Anonymous San Juan's a lovely little town with a couple of nice bars and to be honest you'd have to be crazy not to fall in love with the place! 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San Juan Del Sur Nearest Places: • San Jorge - Rivas (24 Km / 15 mi.) • Guanacaste (75 Km / 47 mi.) • Rincón de la Vieja National Park (77 Km / 48 mi.) • Diriamba (79 Km / 49 mi.) • Matapalo (80 Km / 50 mi.) • Liberia (83 Km / 51 mi.) • Alajuela (86 Km / 53 mi.) • La Fortuna (96 Km / 60 mi.) • Las Penitas (104 Km / 65 mi.) • Granada (106 Km / 66 mi.)