Great helpful staff. It’s remote - perfect if you like that (we did). Great horse riding. Very helpful in organising transfers.

Electricity can go, but that’s part of being in a remote area. Wi-fi was hit and miss. The path up is rocky, so needs a 4x4 if driving.

Prachtige plek voor rustzoekers! Heel warm onthaal, grote en comfortabele huisjes met heerlijk terras en uitzicht op de tropische tuin en de vulkanen. Lekker ontbijt in de prijs inbegrepen. Vlakbij playa Mango om bvb de chillen of kaaimannen te spotten. We wilden hier niet meer weg!

We had an amazing stay at Finca Montania Sagrada. Our hosts were amazing, and the farm was beyond beautiful. Hari took our kids for a little horseriding, my son can not stop planning our next trip to Ometepe eversince. (If you are planning a horse trip, make sure to bring long pants!) The finca is a bit further up from the road but not more than 5-10 minutes by foot, no problem to walk up from there if you do not arrive by a 4x4.

so beautiful, the staff were awesome, breakfast was amazing, our cabana was super clean, comfy & beautiful.

the road to get up isn’t very accessible unless you walk. with all of our gear it was still quite difficult.

This Finca has a relaxing atmosphere for anyone wanting to be off the grid and amongst beautiful scenery. The owners are particularly accommodating to your needs/goals.

beautifully situated at the bottom of volcano. view of both volcanoes from porch. good breakfast and really nice owner and staff

the road there was a mess

Hari is so amazing with his horses, and he cares about each and every one of them as if they were his children. He made me feel safe and comfortable to let my two kids (9 and 11) have their first real trail-riding experience; under Hari's guidance the kids went from being hesitant about trotting to loving the full-on gallop! The horses are well trained, happy and have a lot of energy -- unlike a lot of trail horses that follow the horse in front of them at a snail's pace. Staying at the finca was convenient since we wanted to ride two days in a row. The guest houses are nice and spacious, the staff is nice, the dogs and cats and friendly and sweet.

As recognized by the owners, the finca is very hard to get to. The access road between the finca and the main road has completely washed away, and looks more like a rocky riverbed. The alternative path is ok for walking, but gets very muddy and slippery when it rains. It was also a bit lonely, with no other guests there -- but we solved this by going for dinner and some socializing at a nearby hotel, which also had a nice hilltop pool that we were welcome to use. Also, potential guests should be aware that there are a lot of insects and critters at the finca, since it's in the middle of the jungle (but rest assured, the scorpions are not poisonous!).

Very beautiful setting away from it all. The European owners have eyes for detail and are very friendly. Our kids (4+6) loved being there especially for the horse riding that was offered, the small dogs also are very cute. Breakfast is excellent with fresh juice, fruits as well as home made bread. We were travelling with local bus and yes - it takes a while to get there from Moyogalpa harbour (2,5 hrs), but there are like 2 direct buses a day. Alternatively you can arrange for taxis (30 usd, 1hr). Worthwhile especially if you stay 3+ nights. Canoos to the Río can be Rented closeby.

A fridge in the room as well mosquito net for the extra bed would have made this stay prefect, but that are only smaller points.