Pearl Cays

The Pearl Cays are a cluster of small islands located just off the coast of Nicaragua, in the Caribbean Sea. The region boasts crystal clear waters and secluded islands with white-sand beaches and tropical vegetation.

The waters are home to an array of wildlife including dolphins, rays, manatees, otters, and sea turtles, and a myriad of colourful birdlife can be found on the islands. The area is a wildlife refuge largely due to its population of critically-endangered hawksbill sea turtles.

There are 18 islands that make up the Pearl Cays including Pink Pearl Island, Water Cay and Calala Island.

• Pristine waters and white sand beaches
• Natural beauty of the Pearl Cays
• Critically-endangered hawksbill sea turtles nesting on the islands
• Dolphins, rays, manatees and otters in the surrounding waters

• Total luxury on a private island
• Snorkelling and diving in crystal clear waters
• Gourmet cuisine made with local produce
• Traditional fishing with the locals