We offer more luxury and amenities than most hotels and house rentals while keeping all budgets in mind. At Two Brothers we strive to provide unique, design inspired accommodations for travelers and families seeking adventure without sacrificing luxury, security, or comfort. We currently offer four private villas featuring handcrafted décor and artifacts collected from our years of surf travels all over the world.
Our villas are built with traditional materials by local Nicaraguan craftsmen. Each villa is clean, spacious, unique and comfortable and offers unparalleled views to the waves, ocean, and dry tropical forests that surround the resort.
Two Brothers Surf Resort is located on a large private estate comprised of coastal hills that stretch out toward the Pacific and plunge toward fertile green valleys still used for ranching. According to local villagers, this land was used for years to grow “frijoles” or beans, a constant staple of the Nicaraguan diet. Today, Two Brothers is home to the Gregory family, dogs Rosa and Duke, horse Modoc, two parrots, small wild fox, large green iguanas, curious porcupines, chirping geckos, toads the size of footballs, moths the size of birds, and exotic rhinoceros beetles that dwarf your hand. An eco adventure at your doorstep!
Papaya, mangos, limes, watermelon, and plantains grow in abundance around the property.
Enjoy spectacular views from every angle of Two Brothers including sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean, endless mountain ranges, tropical forests, native salt flats, ancient volcanoes and the not-so-distant shores of Costa Rica.
Wake up to blazing sunrises over the Volcanoe Concepcion.
Marvel at spectacular technicolor sunsets over the Pacific.
Two Brothers Surf Resort is owned and operated by Two Brothers, Marsh and Auggie who live in the house built by their father in the true spirit of “minimal impact tourism,” promoting conservation and sustainability. We intend to keep our resort intimate, reserved only for a limited amount of guests, lessening our impact on the environment (and keeping the surf line-up minimal!)
Our goal is to plant, preserve and provide for the wildlife and habitat on our mountain, while creating beautiful architecture that does not draw away from the natural beauty of the land.
The designs of the villas reflect the organic principles of nature, with much inspiration coming from the Spanish architect Antonio Gaudi, whose attentive observation of nature led to surprising and different architecture making interesting use of color, form, and space.
During construction we have used all local craftsmen, utilizing local building materials including hand-formed sun dried clay bricks, painstakingly hand-mixed and poured cement and beautiful hand-crafted Granada floors tiles crafted in the old colonial city that bears its name. All the building materials have been laboriously carried (by men), carted (by ox), or trucked when possible up the mountain that affords us such an amazing view. The work has been hard and long. The results are magnificent!
Advance reservations are necessary to ensure availability.
