Empty beaches of Little Corn Island
Just 40 miles off the coast of mainland Nicaragua, the Corn Islands are perhaps the last remaining truly unspoiled slice of Caribbean paradise. While Big Corn is home to the islands’ only airport, Little Corn is the true gem in this island duo. Reachable only by inter-island panga (which can often be a rough ride) Little Corn has no roads and no motorized vehicles. Expect to be met at the dock by your lodging representative with a luggage wheelbarrow and a smile. Jungle paths across the tiny island lead to charming beachside bungalows like those at Little Corn Beach & Bungalow. But it’s not just cars that are missing on Little Corn, there’s also no power on the island (except by generator) from 5am – 2pm each day. Not to worry, in a palm-shaded, beachside hammock with a cold Toña in hand, you won’t miss it.
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I'm Jenny McIver, career girl, globetrotter. On New Year's Day, 2005, a newspaper article about a man who took a trip around the world sparked a wanderlust in me that has yet to abate. I spent the following year planning my own trip-of-a-lifetime and have since made it into an annual, month-long adventure visiting and writing about more than 130 countries on all 7 continents along the way - all while maintaining a full-time career. Today, my goal is to be that spark of inspiration for others by proving that you can fulfill your wildest travel dreams without quitting your day job.