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Our trek appeared simple enough. Land at point A,  hike to first nighttime camp at B for 2 nights, and then make a trek to campsite C for one last night before hiking back. It’s amazing how squiggly dotted lines can seem so unimpressive, but when translated to carrying gear and hiking mostly uphill, they become the most powerful lines you can draw. It’s not my first trek into Glacier Park, and it won’t be my last, but it was my first chance to shed a lot of carry weight by packing in the Nubé Hammock Shelter instead of a formal tent!

Secluded Surf Spot in Nicaragua

Camping, Hammocking, Surfing, Hanging out

~ Adventure by Eli Baylis ~

Follow a bumpy dirt road lined with corn stalks and daisies to this special secluded spot near Gran Pacifica, Nicaragua. Playa Ausuchillas is a nearly vacant beach, besides fellow surfers and a few dogs. You basically have to dig to find it, but when you do, it's glorious. 

When you arrive at Playa Ausuchillas, you'll come to a small clearing where you can park. Then take a short walk down a path off to the right as it opens up to this beautiful surf spot.  Shade is practically non existent here,  be sure to bring your own. 

SMr Camping Gear Used On This Adventure:

Prior to leaving on our quest driving from the US through Mexico and into Central America,  we read posts on the internet and listened as our friends and family offered endless warnings: “People in these areas are ruthless and violent” “Do not go, it’s too dangerous” “You WILL get kidnapped” “You WILL get robbed”. In many areas this may be true.