Volcano Boarding

I saw. I climbed. I slided.

8:30 am & 2:00 pm

40 Dollars

2 px minimum

Local meal

One of the youngest in the world

Cerro Negro is Nicaragua’s youngest and most iconic volcano, located just outside León. Formed in 1850, it last erupted in 1999 and is famous for its deep black volcanic sand and perfect slopes for volcano boarding. The hike to the top takes about 45 minutes, where you’re rewarded with stunning views before racing down the ash-covered side on a board. Volcano boarding is an adrenaline-filled adventure and one of the most unique experiences in Central America combining nature, thrill, and the raw energy of a living volcano.

Volcano Borading Cerro Negro | Mono Loco Adventures

Mission

Our mission is to promote one of the most underrated volcanoes in the Americas. We aim to have fun, enjoy the adventure, and at the same time learn about volcanoes and their powerful impact on Nicaraguan culture, history, and everyday life.

Included

  • Local guide
  • Protection Equipment
  • Drinks & snacks
  • Local dinner
  • Transportation
  • PDF document with extra information
  • Entrance Fee* Excluded

bring

  • Comfortable Shoes
  • Water
  • Sunscreen

Local impact

  • Rural Students
  • Local entrepreneurs
  • Local Farmers
  • Local Guides
  • Local Language Schools

Itinerary volcano boarding

We’ll pick you up at your hostel at the scheduled time and drive about an hour to the volcano reserve. After paying entrance fees, your guide gives a short briefing before we start the hike. Along the way, you’ll learn about the volcano. At the top, enjoy the views and prepare to board. After the thrilling slide down, enjoy fresh fruit, drinks, and the magical sunset. We finish with a local meal back in town.

Walking to the top of the Cerro Negro Volcano Mono Loco Adventures

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The tour costs $40 USD per person. This includes transportation, local guide, sliding equipment, drinks and local meal back in Leon.

The full experience lasts around 5 to 7 hours

The hike is moderate. It takes about 45 minutes to reach the top, with plenty of breaks and nice talk on the way.

Yes ,Cerro Negro is considered an active volcano. Since its birth in 1850, it has erupted roughly 23 times, with its most recent eruption taking place on August 57, 1999

The altitude of Cerro Negro, the volcano located in Nicaragua, is approximately 728 meters above sea level.

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