Rio Indio
Costa Rica Caribbean Hotels,
Barra de Colorado
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| The Rio Indio Adventure Lodge, located on the banks of the San Juan River, is a gateway to the wild and virtually unexplored Rio Indio-Maiz Biological Reserve in southeastern Nicaragua. The magical wilderness reserve, which spans 640,000 acres, is the largest lowland tropical rainforest north of the Amazon. |  |
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The lodge was built in keeping with the surrounding environment. Designers took advantage of the directional trade winds, arc of the sun and shade of the surrounding giant tropical hardwood trees to give visitors the maximum comfort available in the lowland rain forest. |
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The rustic elegance of the lodge is simply striking. The main dining room, lounge bar and reception are done in solid oak. Cable television, satellite telephones and e-mail service are available to our guests, nevertheless, our hope is that you will leave that world behind and discover everything that makes Rio Indio naturally magical. |
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The main dining room, lounge bar and reception are done in solid oak. Cable TV, satellite telephones and e-mail service are available to our guests. However, our hope is that you will leave that world behind and discover the serenity that makes Rio Indio magical. |
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Although considered a year-round fishing destination, weather and water levels are best from September until May. August to October are prime for tarpon and big snook. November to January marks the fat (calba) snook run, while January to May is the dry season when tarpon, snook, rainbow bass and majorra are numerous. |
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