Set across 4,000 acres of unspoiled Nicaraguan jungle, Morgan’s Rock Reserve & Ecolodge offers a rare sense of space, privacy, and stillness. Here, dense rainforest flows toward the Pacific, blending deep green canopy, a quiet river estuary, and a broad stretch of sand where sea turtles return year after year to nest. Nearly half of the land is protected as a private nature reserve, a long-term commitment to safeguarding this remarkable place. A hanging bridge leads through the forest to the lodge’s secluded beach. As evening falls, the sky becomes a canvas of shifting color—soft, glowing sunsets that linger over the ocean and gently close the day. Fifteen jungle bungalows and three private villas are carefully positioned within the landscape, built from natural materials and designed to feel both refined and grounded. Inside, king-size beds promise restorative sleep. Outside, signature hanging daybeds, suspended by thick marine rope, invite long moments of rest. Private plunge pools and wide ocean views set an easy pace, where comfort feels natural and time slows without effort. Just 13 kilometers—around 25 minutes—from San Juan del Sur, the lodge feels worlds away. Leave the road behind, settle into the quiet, and arrive at a mile-long stretch of pristine sand, where nature sets the rhythm and the outside world gently fades.