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A journey for nature lovers, the wildest and most pristine. Discover the Caribbean Nicaragua, among islets inhabited by tropical birds and UNESCO World Heritage colonial cities. Whether you want to relax on a paradise beach, venture on hikes among volcanoes and forests, or immerse yourself in the unique culture of its cities, Nicaragua offers all this and more.

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17 days
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Guatemala

Tour of Guatemala and Costa Rica

Tour operator: Intrepid Travel

From the Guatemalan highlands to the forests of Costa Rica: explore the wildlife of Central America!


Ancient, Green Hill, El Salvador, Saint Michael, Grenade, Ometepe Island, San Juan del Sur, Monteverde

Guide Speaking:
Inglese
Age Range: 18 - 35
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$86/day
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natural pool Ojo de Agua
Water Eye
white architecture of León
Lion
toucan in Nicaragua
Green Pond Nature Reserve
active crater of the Masaya volcano
Masaya Volcano
man surfing in the Apoyo Lagoon
Apoyo Lagoon
monkeys in Nicaragua
Uneducated Rock
yellow palace in Granada
Grenade

What You Will See

Nature: Las Isletas, an archipelago of 360 small volcanic islands, all waiting to be explored. The Masaya Volcano, one of the most active volcanoes in Nicaragua; lean out to admire the natural spectacle of the crater.
Wildlife: Nicaragua is home to a unique variety of fauna. From the howler monkeys with white faces of Isla de Ometepe, to hummingbirds, toucans, and the endangered quetzals.
Architecture: From the grandeur of the largest Cathedral in Central America in León, to the charming Spanish-colonial Granada. Essential stops for architecture enthusiasts.
Relax: After the adventure, enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of the natural pool Ojo de Agua. If you can't stop exploring, jump on a kayak or a paddleboard!

The best time to visit Nicaragua

Nicaragua has a dry season that runs from November to April, perfect for visiting the beaches and volcanoes. The rainy season from May to October can offer greener landscapes and fewer tourists.

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Useful information

What to see and what to do in Nicaragua?

Nicaragua is a paradise for nature lovers: from exploring the local flora and fauna, from the top of the highest active volcanoes to the heavenly beaches and natural pools. For the more adventurous, there are plenty of opportunities to engage in maritime activities such as kayaking, paddleboarding, and surfing.

Is it safe to travel to Nicaragua?

Yes, it is safe to go on vacation to Nicaragua if done under the protection of an expert tour operator. To ensure a peaceful and safe journey, it is not recommended to travel to Nicaragua alone. At Tramundi, we want to make the world accessible to everyone, which is why we have organized careful itineraries in Nicaragua that guarantee authenticity and safety.

What are the typical dishes to try in Nicaragua?

Nicaragua's signature dish is Gallo Pinto, a flavorful combination of rice and beans, traditionally served for breakfast. Other local specialties include Nacatamal, a corn tamal stuffed with meat and wrapped in banana leaves, and Vigorón, a dish of boiled yuca accompanied by pork rinds and cabbage salad. Also don't miss the fresh tropical fruits and typical drinks such as Cacao and Pinolillo.

How many active volcanoes are there in Nicaragua?

Nicaragua is known as the Land of Volcanoes. In our tour, you will witness the natural spectacle of the Masaya Volcano, one of Nicaragua's active volcanoes. Only one of its two craters is active and visibly emits gas: lean out to admire the glowing lava inside.

What does “Nicaragua” mean?

The origin of the name "Nicaragua" is still uncertain. One theory suggests it is a compound word from the name of the local chief Nicarao and the Spanish word agua, meaning "water". Another theory refers to the meaning "surrounded by water" in the indigenous language. Travel to Nicaragua to find out!
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