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Best Surfing in Central America: Country-by-Country Guide to Waves, Seasons and Surf Camps, From Guatemala to Panama (2026)

The best surfing in Central America runs down a south-facing Pacific coast from Guatemala's black-sand beach breaks to El Salvador's right points, Nicaragua's offshore reefs, Costa Rica's two coasts and Panama's Santa Catalina. This guide compares each country by wave type, level and season, with a full Guatemala section and how to pick a surf camp.

Nicaragua Surf Camps: The Best Camps in San Juan del Sur, Popoyo, El Transito and the North (2026)

Nicaragua's surf camps range from social beginner weeks near San Juan del Sur to barrel-hunting packages in Popoyo and boat-access camps in the quiet north. This guide compares Dreamsea, Amaru, Popoyo Surfcamp, Wild Waves, Miramar, Mandla and Giant's Foot by level, price and what each week includes, plus seasons, lessons and what to know before you book.

Nicaragua Real Estate: The 2026 Guide to Buying Beachfront in San Juan del Sur, Rancho Santana, Gigante and the Emerald Coast

Foreigners can own beachfront land in Nicaragua almost exactly as citizens do, and prices still sit well below Costa Rica. Here is how the coastal law, title checks, taxes, residency and 2026 political risk actually work, and what you get for your money from San Juan del Sur to Rancho Santana, Gigante, Playa Colorado and El Astillero.

Top 6 Surf Resorts for Sale Right Now: Mentawai, Siargao, Nicaragua, Peru and Panama

Every surf resort from our "Top 6 Surf Resorts for Sale" post in one place, from a freehold villa in the Mentawai Islands to a $2.5M oceanfront hotel in Peru. Tap any listing for photos, full details and to contact the seller.

Popoyo, Nicaragua Real Estate: Buying on the Emerald Coast Surf Strip (2026 Guide)

Popoyo and Nicaragua's Emerald Coast offer offshore winds, world-class reefs and land prices well below Costa Rica. Here is how the surf strip breaks down, what Nicaragua's coastal and border laws mean for buyers, and how to handle title and political risk in 2026.