Rio Indio tarpon fishing.
Fine dining area.
Beautiful guest rooms.
Very nice swimming pool.

Nicaragua - Tarpon and Snook Fishing

Rio Indio Ecolodge - Fantastic accommodations

The Rio Indio Ecolodge opened in 2002, and is located on the banks of the San Juan River, the gateway to the wild and virtually unexplored Rio Indio Maíz Biological Reserve.

Harry Gualco said this is the nicest lodge he’s ever been to, and the tarpon, snook, and freshwater fishing was excellent, which is saying a lot considering Harry’s been in the sportfishing travel business for over thirty years. They have three 25-foot ocean boats equipped for offshore fishing, primarily tarpon, snook and red snapper. They also have nine pangas for fishing the jungle freshwaters of the national park for gaupote (rainbow bass), mohara, machaca or snook.

Rio Indio Ecolodge

Stay in one of 27-cottages built on stilts. Infinity swimming pool with bar, gourmet restaurant, guided tours, kayaking, hiking, activities for the entire family.

Includes:  round-trip transportation San José, Costa Rica to the lodge - (for groups of four or more), all meals in their gourmet restaurant, open rum and beer bar (alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages are nominal cost), guided fishing, use of fishing tackle, fishing license, and first night hotel in San José (if necessary). If you must stay one night in San Jose, the package will include one night in San Jose -- in place of one of your nights at Rio Indio Ecolodge.

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• 2012 Rates:
• 7-nights and 8-days/6-days guided fishing:  $2,800.00
• non-angler companion: $1,365.00
• 5-nights and 6-days/4-days guided fishing $2,240.00
• 2013 Rates:
• 7-nights and 8-days/6-days guided fishing:  $3,536.00
• non-angler companion: $1,742.00
• 5-nights and 6-days/4-days guided fishing $2,961.00
• non-angler companion: $1,316.00
• 4-nights and 5-days/3-days guided fishing $2,558.00
• non-angler companion: $1,144.00