Nicaragua Surfing: Best Nicaragua Beaches for SUP
Yesterday, we went on on a one hour trek to experience stand up paddle boarding in Playa Marsella. Most of us had never tried the sport before and had a blast learning something new, fun and active. Needless to say, this won't be the last time we stand up paddle board at the Marsella Hotel.
If you've read our other posts, you know that Playa Marsella is a secluded beach, enclosed by two towering cliffs. This is the perfect scenery for an SUP session. We paddled within a few feet of hollow caves, carved deep into the sides of the bordering headlands. Playa Maderas is only a 15 minute paddle away, and when you journey around the cliff separating the two beaches, it's a whole new perspective of the ocean.
On the other side of Marsella, we paddled South, around the other headland and to an uninhabited beach. The journey tool about 20 minutes, and the sight of waves pounding on high cliffs, producing incredible rock textures that only nature could create, made the experience both humbling and liberating.
Although, at the moment, there's not much demand for stand up paddle boarding in Nicaragua, this trending sport is sure to reach the tropical region of San Juan del Sur. The aesthetic allure of the land and sea, and the forgiving nature of the clean waves, makes San Juan del Sur the perfect destination for paddle boarders. At Playa Marsella Beach Front, we will have a selection of carefully chosen SUP designs that will interest beginners and even the most advanced paddle boarders.
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