My Honest Take on Costa Dulce: Surfing and Yoga in Nicaragua’s Rainy Season

Surfer on the beach in Nicaragua

Before arriving at Costa Dulce, I had a clear picture in my head: days filled with yoga and surfing, steps away from the ocean. I was excited but also a bit cautious — how much would it rain during the rainy season? Would it get in the way of activities and surfing? What kind of people would be there? Spoiler alert: The rain was not a problem — and my experience was everything I expected and more.

Should You Travel to Nicaragua in Rainy Season?

Sunset in Nicaragua in Rainy Season

Some travelers hesitate when considering a trip to Nicaragua in the rainy season. They imagine nonstop rain and dampened plans. But the reality is quite different — Nicaragua’s rainy season, or “green season”, offers a unique and rewarding travel experience, especially for those seeking lush nature, fewer crowds, and great surf. Let’s explore why this time is one of the most magical to visit.

Why Solo Travelers Adore Costa Dulce

Traveling solo isn’t about being alone—it’s about coming home to yourself. At Costa Dulce in Nicaragua, solo travelers find more than just a room by the ocean. They discover a private surf-friendly beach, a full yoga program in a jungle shala, nourishing meals, and a community that feels like family. With daily activities from cacao ceremonies to catamaran excursions, our beach yoga retreats offer space, freedom, and connection in one unforgettable experience.

November, the Most Beautiful Time of Year in Nicaragua

Whenever asked what is the best time to visit Nicaragua. My answer is always November. Wether it’s for a yoga retreat, vacation, or if you want to do one of our surf packages – November is the most beautiful time of year in Nicaragua. Let’s break down why.

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