Isleta La Vaca presents a rare opportunity to own one of the largest private islands in the famous Las Isletas archipelago of Lake Cocibolca, just off the colonial city of Granada, Nicaragua. Measuring 19,521.62 square meters (4.82 acres / 2.77 manzanas), this expansive island offers unmatched development potential and easy access, only a 10 minute boat ride from the Astillero El Diamante launch.

The island is absolutely gorgeous replete with old growth trees and bountiful fruit trees. A paved path has been created around the perimeter of the island, so all of the island is accessible.

The terrain is varied with high hills and lower land areas, but there are plenty of flat areas through out just waiting for your development plans. Of course, each flat building plantel has drop dead gorgeous views of the lake and some with striking views of the majestic Mombocho Volcano.

Isleta La Vaca has tremendous potential for a variety of uses. Everything is in place to create a large scale hotel or hospitality business, an eco-community, or subdivision of luxury residences. The possibilities are endless.

Highlights
Development Potential
Connected to the electric grid
Foothpaths
Stable internet is available
Dock Built Caretaker’s area
Storage and Kitchen
Lush Tropical Orchard & Fruit Variety
Mango Trees | 3 varieties (medium & large), producing thousands of mangoes each season, perfect for home use or small-scale business (drying/packaging).
Lime Trees | 4 or 5 small lime trees, similar to Key Limes.
Nancite Trees | A unique local fruit with traditional uses.
Pitaya (Dragon Fruit) Vibrant purple fruit, rich in fiber, antioxidants, and magnesium, ideal for fresh juice (“fresco”).
Bananas | Fresh, homegrown bananas right on the property.
Mamon | Seasonal tropical fruit loved across Nicaragua.
Avocado (Pear) Large, creamy avocados, locally known as “pear.”
Coconut Trees 4 or 5 mature palms planted years ago, producing fresh coconuts.
Las Isletas
Las Isletas de Granada is a stunning archipelago of 365 volcanic islands formed thousands of years ago by eruptions of Mombacho Volcano. Scattered across Lake Cocibolca, the isletas are home to private residences, boutique hotels, and thriving wildlife. This unique setting blends natural beauty, serenity, and accessibility, making it one of Nicaragua’s most desirable investment destinations.