Ojo de Agua, meaning ‘Eye of Water’ in English, is a warm, inviting swimming pool on Ometepe Island in Nicaragua, filled with crystal-clear water from volcanic springs. The area features two distinct watering holes, one of which stretches 131 feet (40 meters) long, nearly the length of an Olympic swimming pool. Visitors can immerse themselves in the natural, mineral-rich waters, surrounded by lush tropical vegetation, and enjoy a serene and refreshing experience.
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