On rejoint la côte caraïbe sud en bus jusqu’à El Rama, puis en bateau rapide sur le fleuve, ou par la nouvelle route qui passe par Nueva Guinea. De Bluefields partent les pangas pour Pearl Lagoon et le bateau pour Corn Island.
Vérifié le 29 oct. 2026

Express buses from Mercado Mayoreo; the night ones (9 and 10 PM) connect with the dawn speedboats.
Fast boats down the Escondido river, about 2 hours, C$250–300, leaving when full from 5:30 AM.
Bus to Nueva Guinea and then a bus to Bluefields on the road opened in 2019 (4 hours), no boat needed.
Pangas from the municipal dock when full, from 6:00 AM, 1 h 30 and C$120–150. Few on Sundays.
Coût approximatif
Bus C$250–300 + panga C$250–300 + panga to Pearl Lagoon C$120–150.
Managua to the Corn Islands without flying
They took the 11:15 a.m. bus from Managua's Costa Caribe terminal to Bluefields: C$320, an assigned seat and about 7 hours with two short breaks. Then the 9 a.m. ferry to Big Corn (C$255, 6 hours) was a perfectly smooth crossing on a glassy sea, with drinks sold aboard; the panga on to Little Corn is C$360. All for far less than flights at around US$200 each way.
Dave Jackson, 20 juin 2023. Lire sur Bring Us That Horizon
Granada to Little Corn by land and sea
They went from Granada to Little Corn without flying: a bus to El Rama, a speedboat to Bluefields, the Río Escondido ferry to Big Corn and a panga, about US$40 in all against US$164 for return flights. They call it quite an adventure and actually quite fun. They planned 3 or 4 days on Little Corn, but with the diving, snorkelling and fresh fruit they stayed about 10.
Stingy Nomads, 30 juin 2017. Lire sur Stingy Nomads
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