Traditional bar hammock from Nicaragua 100% cotton
Nicaraguan bar hammocks stand out as the most comfortable in the world. Their superiority is based on two key elements: an exceptional length of 4 meters, promoting soothing swinging, and a twisted cotton design that embraces us deliciously when lying down. Unquestionably the best bar hammocks on the planet!

Discover the rich history of Nicaragua, shaped by these traditional hammocks. Moreover, it was in a neighboring country, El Salvador, that the largest hammock in the world was built in 2015... and it's a bar hammock! To read the article: The largest hammock in the world

Andean laurel spreader bars: Guarantee of solidity

The spreader bars of our “Sandino” L-bar hammock are made from Andean laurel, a very strong local wood. They are the ones who hold the hammock wide open, creating a decorative piece that evokes the rustic charm of this sublime country. The cotton is top quality, both soft and durable, essential qualities for a good hammock!

The authenticity of Nicaragua woven into our bar hammocks

Resting in one of our barred hammocks means letting yourself be lulled by the authenticity of Nicaragua. Several craftsmen participate in the creation of each of these hammocks, for 3 to 5 days of work. For more elaborate models, like our Deluxe hammocks, the process can take up to 7 days to guarantee a perfect result.

Elegance and tradition: Each hammock, a hymn to Craftsmanship

Each hammock is a hymn to elegance, which offers a cocooning and luxury touch. We see small wooden ornaments here and there, as well as two side fringes which will dance to the rhythm of the wind. Woven with passion by expert hands, each of these artisanal pieces embodies a commitment to the country's culture and respect for traditions.

Ecology and responsibility: Our “Sandino” L bar hammock

For lovers of the planet, this hammock is made using a 100% ecological process, without electrical energy and with biodegradable materials. Hard to beat !

The hammock: A philosophical problem and a Paradox

The hammock is also a philosophical problem in itself, a paradox worthy of arguments and conferences: it is and is not movement, it allows you to move without moving forward. Gazing at it in silence, it is impossible not to notice that the hammock is not going anywhere, but it makes you want to say, in the manner of Galileo: “And yet it moves.”