Let's plan a trip to Little Corn Island

The smaller of two islands, Little Corn Island has become more popular than its larger neighbor, with international visitors seeing it as the more authentic, wilder, and more scenic landmass. The island offers plenty to explore on land and at sea, but visitors must do so without cars, which are banned. Such moves against pollution and overdevelopment have left much of Little Corn Island's natural heritage intact, with just a few bungalows scattered on the edges of the island's beaches. Any decent trip to Little Corn Island includes a visit to the jungle, with a significant number of bird species making their home among the thick, lush vegetation. Use our Nicaragua trip itinerary planner to plan your trip to Little Corn Island and other destinations in Nicaragua.