Transportation
Activities
Local Guides
Local Coffee
Destinations
Nicaragua has everything. beautiful beaches, amazing lakes, natural reserves, and green mountain forests. But it’s not just about nature. Nicaragua is a multicultural country with seven official languages and cultures that come from places like Northern Europe and Africa. Its history is full of surprises and stories that will amaze you. So, how come you haven’t visited Nicaragua yet?
Leon
Macizo
Esteli
Granada
Solentiname
Matagalpa
ometepe island
san juan del sur
Indio Maiz
Pueblos Blancos
Popoyo
Los Guatuzos
Travel to Nicaragua
Nicaragua has many names, the Lost Paradise of Mahoma, the Venus of America, The Original, and many more. But the most common name is the Land of Lakes and Volcanoes. This name fits well because it shows the country’s geography, volcanic history, passionate people, and love for revolution. Nicaragua has everything, especially when you explore it with local guides who know the land well. As you travel on its roads, you move from the warm and colorful cities on the Pacific coast with beautiful beaches and views, to the cool mountains where it feels like you are touching the clouds.
See More Of NICARAGUA
An overview Of Our Activitities
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.
FAQ
CONTACT
TOURS
Group Tours
18 Days Nicaragua
4 Days North Nicaragua
6 Days South Nicaragua
Classic Nicaragua
Caribbean Cayos Perlas
Terms And Conditions