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Ometepe: Setting for the Fuego y Agua Ultra Marathon

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“The land of lakes and volcanoes is preparing to welcome more than 300 athletes to the Fuego y Agua ultra marathon, which will be held on Ometepe Island on March 2nd and 3rd.” Anasha Campbell, co-director of the Nicaraguan Institute of Tourism, INTUR, highlighted that this event showcases and promotes the natural beauties that Nicaragua possesses, welcoming the athletes who will be participating in the event. She emphasized the warmth that characterizes the nation, stating, “Our people welcome visitors with open arms and hearts, making them feel like just another Nicaraguan. We hope they enjoy not only the event but…

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Travel across Lake Cocibolca to the island of Ometepe with the new fast ferries.

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The fast ferries Solentiname and Cocibolca come to ensure agility, safety, and comfort for national and foreign tourists, with commercial and private services lasting one hour and ten minutes for Granada – Ometepe and 20 minutes for San Jorge – Ometepe. These vessels are equipped with air conditioning and airplane seats to provide comfort to travelers. In addition, their speed allows them to move from one point to another in a short time. They were built by Nicaraguan hands with the collaboration of German engineers, making these works innovative. More information:  +505 86845051…

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“Top 7 Must-Do Experiences When Visiting Nicaragua”

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“Discover the diversity of Nicaragua by exploring these seven must-visit destinations. From the picturesque colonial streets of Granada to the majestic waterfalls of the Tisey Estanzuela Reserve, each place offers a unique experience. Marvel at the natural spectacle of the Masaya Volcano, and relax on the pristine beaches of San Juan del Sur. With history, nature, and adventure around every corner, Nicaragua awaits you with open arms.” I. Explore Granada This charming colonial city is one of Nicaragua’s most popular destinations. Wander through its colorful streets, visit historic landmarks like the Cathedral of Granada, and enjoy a boat tour of…

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Maddy’s Avenue: 10 unforgettable things to do in Granada

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Maddy’s Avenue is a travel and recipe blog, created by Californian Maddy Cornelius, who arrived in Nicaragua in October 2023 with her collaborator Melanie Gordon, who has dedicated different articles to describe the natural magnificence of the land of lakes. and volcanoes. On this occasion, Granada has inspired her to write an extensive recommendation about the heritage city Granada, one of the main destinations for travelers who come and fall in love with Nicaragua. For Melanie, the tourism capital has countless incredible things to do and eat, and she says it is the perfect destination for those looking to immerse…

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Searching for a pearl in the Caribbean of Nicaragua

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The early morning lights fade in the rearview mirror as we begin our journey towards the Pearl Cays, a paradisiacal corner surrounded by water on the Southern Caribbean Coast of Nicaragua. We leave Managua and for six hours we are accompanied by the certainty that it will be a trip full of adventures and discoveries. We arrive at Laguna de Perlas, a municipality that houses the Cayos Perlas Wildlife Refuge, we are welcomed by its warmth, its Afro-Caribbean culture and its people who look at us attentively, recognizing our faces, sure that we do not belong to their atmosphere or…

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Visit Corn Island and celebrate the Emancipation from Slavery Festival

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The Corn Islands are one of the best-kept treasures of Nicaragua and Central America, an ideal destination for those who want to escape the bustle of the city and relax on the shores of the Caribbean. At the end of August, the islands are filled with joy and lots of colors, locals celebrate the emancipation of their ancestors, who after being subjected to slavery were freed almost two centuries ago. Here’s what to see and do on the Corn Islands during the Emancipation from Slavery Festival. Cultural Activities From August 27 to 29, the Corn Island archipelago hosts a series…

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Where to see turtles in Nicaragua?

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Nicaragua is one of seven places in the world where turtles arrive massively from the Pacific Ocean to nest. Locals, the Navy and environmental authorities safeguard these creatures, such as paslama, tora and torita, from hunters and predators, when they arrive to the coast, ensuring that they complete their reproduction cycle and return safely to the ocean. It is possible to see sea turtles up close in Nicaragua. Here are two places you can visit and some recommendations. Rio Escalante Chacocente Wildlife Refuge With an area of 29,604 hectares, this refuge is located between the departments of Carazo and Rivas,…

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6 places to visit in the Caribbean of Nicaragua

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Nicaragua’s Caribbean is fascinating and irresistible, its turquoise waters, friendly people, vibrant cultural expressions and multi-ethnicity give another unique touch to this region, which is also rich in natural beauty and exquisite cuisine. These are six places recommended by collaborators of Visit Nicaragua to discover in the Caribbean region of Nicaragua. El Paraíso Beach: Located in Puerto Cabezas in the North Caribbean region. Here you can enjoy beautiful landscapes, have picnics, camp and refresh yourself in the waters of the Dakura Lagoon, situated in the Tawira indigenous territory. Karatá lagoon and community: Spend time with the locals of this indigenous…

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