Learn all about life on the farm! Explore a working dairy farm and learn what it takes to get dairy products from farm to table. Here we will milk cows, gather eggs, visit the animals and make fresh tortillas. We will prepare and enjoy a hearty traditional breakfast.

Take a short walk from the lodge to where the estuary meets the beach. Just after sunrise, the estuary is alive with the sound and sights of a variety of species. Then, we walk the main trail of the dry forest along the estuary looking and listening for bird calls as the guide explains about the resident and migratory species.
 

Let our horses Pirata, Lucero, Chavalo, Calcetín, Califa and Rosillo lead you through the tropical forest surrounding the Hacienda. You may spot local inhabitants like monkeys, lazy sloths and exotic tropical birds in their natural habitat.
 

Learn about how organic agriculture finds the balance between a sustainable ecosystem while satisfying the demand for natural and healthy food. Next, you will experience the collection of vegetables and fruits. 

Leave the lodge after breakfast or lunch and explore the extraordinary biodiversity that Morgan’s Rock offers. See tropical birds, reptiles and other dry forest animals while hiking through dry riverbeds and nature trails, and learn about the immense variety of plants and trees and what each season holds.
 

Our quest takes us into the jungle seeking the three species of monkeys found in the Nicaraguan forest: Howler monkeys, Shy Spider monkeys, and the mischievous White Faced Capuchins.

Get your bearings on this vast expanse of land and allow for a glimpse of the daily operations of a Nicaraguan hacienda (or farm). The idea is to briefly explain the “stations” of operation and to see the overview of our operations. 

Grab a bike and get to know Morgan´s Rock Private Reserve on two wheels. This experience combines exercise while enjoying contact with nature and its wildlife.
 

Take a short hike to the premier point from where the view of the stunning sunset disappears into the Pacific. This easy and enjoyable walking experience begins at our private beach and ends on a relaxing, romantic hill overlooking the ocean. A perfect, breathtaking end to any day. 

Join us in the global initiative and help nature by planting a tree. The trees are a food source for animals living in the forest like the agoutis and monkeys. Every specie has a favorite. The Jicaro tree for active squirrels and Guapinol for sloths who are hanging around. 

Bring your best hiking shoes for this one. The Palo de Pluma road is our most difficult and fulfilling hike. It leads you to the highest point of our vast 4,000-acre property to enjoy its spectacular views.
 

For the non equestrian athletes who wish to experience the spectacular view, we proudly offer a walking option.
 

Choose between offshore adventures trolling for Tuna, Sailfish and Roosterfish, or spend the day on the reef targeting Grouper, Snapper and Barracuda aboard a 36 ft Luhrs sportfisherman. Our in-shore and deep-sea fishing also focuses mainly on troll fishing for Mahi-Mahi, Sailfish, Sierra, Roosterfish and White/Black Tuna, with bigger fish like Grouper and Wahoo often caught as well. For those wishing for a more active experience, spearfishing equipment is also available so you can make the very most of the area’s clear, warm waters.
 

Explore the estuary and mangrove forest in one of our tandem kayaks at sunrise or sunset, view exotic birds and experience some much deserved tranquility. The estuary is about 1.5 kilometers long, with a plethora of unexplored nooks and a lush abundance of overhanging foliage to navigate through.
 

Take a short stroll down to our private beach and take a ride on one of our boats to enjoy marine life and an exquisite sunset while enjoying a drink.
 

Hop on our boat and experience the amazing Nicaraguan Pacific coastline on your way to San Juan del Sur. In San Juan del Sur, one can taste local dishes including amazing catch of the day, and visit local stores.