Seventy kilometres off Nicaragua's Caribbean coast, Little Corn has no cars, no roads and no airstrip — you fly to Big Corn, then take a panga across open water. The reward is a Creole-speaking island of coconut groves, lobster dinners and reef diving at prices the rest of the Caribbean abandoned long ago. Electricity is rationed and nobody minds. The panga crossing is bumpy; sit at the back and keep valuables dry.
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