We are located on Ometepe, Nicaragua, a unique lake island, with a peaceful and quiet environment, surrounded by paradisiacal natural beauty: lush green fields, forests, wetlands, streams, a plantation of tropical fruit trees and precious wood, and vibrant, abundant, and rare wildlife.

SAN PIO LOTS offers land for the creation of an ecological village, composed of a community of artists, writers, actors, artisans, naturalists, healers, architects, and biointensivists. It is a place where the secrets of humanity’s relationship with nature, integral health, and various options for self-sufficiency can be discovered.

With a total area of 14 acres divided into 10 rural lots and 1 lakefront lot, with dimensions ranging from 0.6 acres (2,240 m²) to 5 acres (20,100 m²), we have the following infrastructure: access to the beach from the road via a cement track path (1.5 km), stone adjoining walls, municipal running water, cell phone signal, and optimal conditions for solar energy.

Distances from SAN PIO LOTS:

Main road (700 m)
Lake coast (700 m)
Altagracia town (4 km)
Puerto San José del Sur (11 km)
Puerto Moyogalpa (22 km)
Balgüe (11 km)
Mérida (14 km)

SAN PIO LOTS, located in a quiet rural community with little development, no neighbors, and abundant silence, is the ideal base for swimming in the clean, warm waters of Lake Nicaragua, hiking in nature reserves, mountain biking, horseback riding, birdwatching, contemplating endangered flora and fauna, climbing volcanoes, exploring ancient rock art and monumental indigenous sculptures, or simply relaxing in a hammock and watching the gentle waves on the long sandy beaches of Lake Cocibolca.

Map of Lots

SAN PIO LOTS located in a quiet rural community with little development, no neighbors, and much silence, is the ideal base for swimming in the clean and warm waters of Lake Nicaragua, hiking within the natural reserves, mountain biking, horseback riding, observing resident and migratory birds, contemplating numerous endangered species of flora and fauna, climbing volcanoes, exploring its mysterious rock art, monumental indigenous sculptures, and unique ceramics that date back thousands of years, or simply relaxing in a hammock and watching the gentle waves formed by the trade winds on the long sandy beaches of the great Cocibolca Lake.

Quiet community with little development, no neighbors, and much silence.

Since 2008, we have been established as a bio-construction collective under the concept of “EcoHabitar,” inspired by the philosophy and experience of Dutch architect Johan van Lengen (author of The Barefoot Architect manual) in the Latin American tropics. We work to provide com-prehensive, simple, practical, and understandable solutions to our clients. We have full control of the territory, its natural resources, and qualified labor. To date, we have built and designed more than 3,000 m² on Ometepe Island.