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Isla Mirabel, a unique private island experience!
Relax and take in the sounds of exotic birds, monkeys, and all nature has to offer on your own private island. Isla Mirabel is located  less than 5 minutes from the Marina Cocibolca and 10 minutes from the Unesco World Heritage site of colonial Granada. The island is full of exuberant flowers and has a beautiful view of the Mombacho volcano. The glass house blends in with the trees, providing privacy for your stay. Swim, kayak, paddleboard or simply enjoy the beautiful surroundings.
How close is Isla Mirabel, a unique private island experience! to the airport?
This vacation home is 30.3 mi (70-min drive) away from the Augusto C. Sandino Intl. Airport (MGA) airport, the closest popular airport to the property.
Does Isla Mirabel, a unique private island experience! have an airport shuttle?
Airport shuttle services are not available at this vacation home.
Does Isla Mirabel, a unique private island experience! offer free breakfast?
This vacation home does not offer free breakfast.
Is there a casino at Isla Mirabel, a unique private island experience!?
No, there is no casino at this vacation home.
What time is check-in at Isla Mirabel, a unique private island experience!?
Check-in begins at 3:00 PM.
Is there free parking at Isla Mirabel, a unique private island experience!?
Free parking is not available at this vacation home.
Does Isla Mirabel, a unique private island experience! have a pool?
This vacation home does not have a pool.
Does Isla Mirabel, a unique private island experience! have a spa?
There are no spa services available at this vacation home.
How close is Isla Mirabel, a unique private island experience! to downtown Granada?
This vacation home is 3.1 mi away from Granada.
Avis pour Isla Mirabel, a unique private island experience!
We had the good fortune of staying on this beautiful little island. Well prepared and very clean. It's up there in our top 5 most serene places we have had the privilege of visiting we've ever