This is another famous beach along the coastal belt of Nicaragua, which is distinguishable for the wide stretch of grey sand, the rocky point, the beautiful view of the sunset, and lots more. In short, this place is just perfect for taking tonnes of photographs and savouring the moment. The beach is not well developed because after the 1992 tsunami, the government decided to stop all the ongoing developments. One of the most notable places here is the Reserva Natural Estero Padre Ramos, and you can even stay here. There are plenty of hotels in the area, mostly offering cheap to midrange rooms, along with food.