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Group TOURS
Nicaragua is a land of contrasts and connection. Every journey becomes richer when shared, and every destination reveals something new when explored together. From misty mountain hikes to colorful city strolls, from quiet lakes to powerful volcanoes, group travel lets you experience each place more deeply. That’s why we’ve gathered the best group tours through Nicaragua and shared adventures, so you don’t just visit Nicaragua, you feel part of it. First time here? Bring your friends, or meet new ones along the way. Come, connect, and let the beauty of Nicaragua surprise you.
Nicaragua Awaits you
Our group tours in Nicaragua are the perfect way to explore the country’s diverse landscapes, vibrant culture, and warm hospitality while connecting with like-minded travelers. Guided by passionate, knowledgeable hosts, you’ll journey from colonial cities and volcanic islands to pristine beaches and lush mountains, all without the stress of planning. We take care of accommodations, activities, and most meals, so you can focus on experiencing the best of Nicaragua. Whether it’s kayaking through the Isletas de Granada, hiking volcanoes, learning local traditions, or relaxing by the Pacific, each day is a new adventure shared with new friends.
All Kind of TRAVELers
No matter if you crave thrilling adventures or calm cultural experiences, prefer quiet reflection or lively socializing, move at your own pace,fast or slow, we offer group tours in Nicaragua designed to match your unique travel spirit.
For most countries a visa is not needed. Please note that although a visa is not required, holders of British, US, Canadian, Australian, New Zealand, and most EU passports are required to pay US$10 for a tourist card on arrival.
There’s good access to ATMs in nearly all towns and cities. But be aware that we go to locations where there is not ATM. We will tell you in advance when we go to a place where there is no ATM so you can bring enough cash.
Drinking tap water in Nicaragua isn’t recommended for first time travellers. The locals all drink the tap water and we do too. Our advise is to fill a reusable water bottle or canteen with filtered water. It’s also advisable to avoid ice in drinks.
Recommended vaccinations for Nicaragua include hepatitis a, tetanus, rabies, and typhoid. You’ll also need to show proof of a yellow fever vaccination if you’ve travelled from somewhere with a risk of yellow fever transmission.
Nicaragua has a tipping culture, especially in restaurants and bars. In some places a 10% tip is added to the bill.
There are several times during the trip where there is an opportunity to tip the local guides or drivers we use. Recommendations for tipping drivers and local guides would range from USD $5-10 USD depending on the quality and length of the service.
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