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About Nicaragua
Estelí and Segovias
As you travel north and up out of the sultry Pacific lowlands, your introduction to Nicaragua’s hilly interior begins with the Sébaco Valley, green with rice, carrot, and onion fields. From there, the Pan-American Highway struggles upward to the pleasant ...
Chinandega
This regional capital is 72 miles north of Managua and a base point for many scenic expeditions. From this agricultural center filled with hundreds of banana, peanut, sorghum and sugar cane plantations, travelers can explore fascinating volcanoes, stunning sceneries and ...
Know 5 Amazing Volcanoes of Nicaragua
If you feel passion for volcanoes, you will be glad to know that Nicaragua has 26 volcanoes. Keep reading to find out more about 5 of these amazing natural beauties. Cerro Negro Volcano This incredible volcano has an altitude ...
Another Look at Managua: What to See & Do
Managua is the capital city of Nicaragua and the main hub for business and transportation in Nicaragua. Managua is often viewed as an arrival and transfer point as visitors make their way to other points in Nicaragua; however, the capital ...
Nicaragua Celebrates Semana Santa “Holy Week”
Nicaragua, like most of Latin America, will be celebrating Semana Santa from March 26 – April 1 this year. Semana Santa honors the traditions of Holy Week with processions, celebrations, music and food. Additionally, government businesses and banks are closed in observance ...
Nicaragua’s Caribbean Secret: The Corn Islands
The Corn Islands made up of little and Big Corn Island have long been known to surfers and backpackers and were once a refuge for pirates. Recent developments – including new hotels and activities – are putting the Corn Islands ...
Nicaragua’s National Parks, Nature Reserves and Eco-Tourism Hot-Spots
Nicaragua is a favorite destination for eco- and nature-lovers. Below are some of Nicaragua’s national parks and nature reserves of note. While there are many more for your clients to discover, here are a just a few of these easily ...
Caribbean Cues in Nicaragua
Nicaragua has a major Caribbean influence on its Atlantic Coast, with a vibrant mix of indigenous, African and European cultures. Visitors to Nicaragua’s Caribbean side will come across English-speaking Creole towns and indigenous Miskitu, Mayagna, Ramas and Garifuna communities throughout ...
Rediscover Nicaragua’s Colonial Cities
Two of Nicaragua’s principal towns, Granada and León, were once Spanish settlements and are now known as must-see colonial cities with stunning historical architecture and old-world attractions. Here are a few highlights of these colonial cities: GRANADA Overview: Located near ...
Regional Insight: Rio San Juan
On the southern border of Nicaragua, feeding into the Atlantic Coast lies the Rio San Juan. This major river starts at the southwest corner of Lake Nicaragua and flows 119 miles to the Caribbean Sea. This isolated region of Nicaragua ...
“Green Season” – A Great Time to Visit Nicaragua
Green season, a period of seasonal rains and lush vegetation, is a great time to travel to Nicaragua. Green season begins mid-May and runs through early November, offering visitors a rich backdrop of incredible flora and fauna throughout the country. ...