Grape Cay

Grape Cay

Pearl Islands, Bluefields, Caribbean Sea, Nicaragua · 2.5 acres · Leasehold

$900,000 USDListed 1 days ago
Acreage
2.5
Price/acre
$360,000 USD
Ownership
Leasehold
Development
Developed

About This Island

Grape Cay is a 2.5-acre private island situated in the Pearl Cays island group off the Caribbean Coast of Nicaragua. With white sand beaches, turquoise water, and lush coconut palm trees, this stunning island is a tropical paradise offering endless potential. Protected by surrounding reefs and outlying islands, Grape Cay is an ideal location for eco-tourism, sports fishing, diving, and snorkelling. The island is also a popular nesting and hatching site for turtles during their season. Offered for sale as a turnkey business, Grape Cay is a fully operational tourism destination. Accessible within two hours by boat from Bluefields, the owner has done extensive remodelling in the past seven months on the island that features a “Fisherman’s style” zinc and leaf-roofed shack, three round-thatched cabanas, and a circular cement main house with an open-plan living area and fully equipped kitchen. The island also includes a bar/restaurant, a workers’ cabin, all furnishings, and a boat. Whether seeking a private tropical retreat or an investment in Nicaragua’s thriving eco-tourism industry, Grape Cay presents an unparalleled opportunity. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of paradise.

Insights

Everything You Need To Know

Location
Nicaragua
Approximate
Climate & Risk

Caribbean

Elevated Storm Risk
Monthly Probability Of Named Storm
1%
1%
1%
1%
2%
8%
15%
35%
55%
30%
8%
2%
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Best Months To Visit
December – April
Avoid
August – October
Avg Named Storms / Year
14.4
Major Hurricanes (Last Decade)
11
The Caribbean hurricane belt sits north of 12°N latitude. Southern Caribbean (Aruba, Curaçao, Trinidad, Grenada) lies below this line and historically sees less than one major storm per decade — about 1/10th the risk of Bahamas or Cayman.
Sources: NOAA NHC, IPCC AR6, World Bank Climate Knowledge Portal · Updated 2026
Jurisdiction

Nicaragua

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True Cost Estimator

What This Island Will Actually Cost

Beyond the asking price: closing, infrastructure, and the first year of operating costs.

$0.90MUSD
$300K$50M
Year-One Total Cost
$1,741,4001.9× Purchase
Purchase
$900,000
Closing Costs (~7%)
$63,000
Infrastructure
$600,000
Year 1 Operating
staff + tax + insurance + maint
$178,400
$900,000 USD
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