Finca Mei Tai – Bijagua

Bijagua is a charming small town nestled in a lush volcanic valley. The village is the perfect stop-over to visit the Rio Celeste River and Tenorio National Park. According to a local legend, the Rio Celeste became so blue after God painted the sky blue and washed his brushes in the river.
Tenorio is a dormant volcano that last erupted in 1902. The volcanic valley is, without any doubt, breathtaking. On a clear day, higher parts of the region offer panoramic views of Lake Nicaragua.

Your hotel
Finca Mei Tai, near Tenorio National Park, is your home for the next few nights. You will stay in a beautiful bungalow with separate bedrooms and an outdoor kitchen. The owners, Eric and Cecile, and their families are passionate about nature preservation. They will welcome you with open arms to their little slice of paradise full of tropical birds and other fauna and flora. First, explore the property by hiking the trails, and afterward, cool down with a dive in the finca’s swimming pool.

Explore the area

  • Visit Tenorio National Park on your own and hike to the Rio Celeste waterfall. Upstream the blue color of the river becomes more intense.
  • Walk over suspension bridges in the rainforest or river tubing in the Corobici, where you will encounter monkeys and iguanas.
  • We recommend visiting Frogs Heaven, a small-scale and local project where Uncle Miguel will show you the most beautiful frogs!

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