• Isla de Ometepe - Enigmatic flame of the Nahuat.

The sole island globally featuring two volcanoes within a freshwater lake, it draws an increasing number of visitors annually, truly a natural marvel. This island, abundant in lush nature, steeped in history, and home to welcoming locals, consists of two majestic volcanoes, Concepción (1,610 meters above sea level) and Maderas (1,394 meters above sea level).

• Rivas - Breakfast, During the second battle of Rivas on April 11, 1856, the Costa Rican army, led personally by President Juan Rafael Mora Porras, triumphed over Walker’s forces, albeit with significant casualties. Subsequently, the Costa Rican army, weakened by a cholera outbreak, had to vacate the city, which was reoccupied by the filibusters.
• Granada - Founded in 1524, it stands as one of the oldest cities in the country and Central America. Granada was once considered as a potential capital of the Republic of Nicaragua; the city is globally recognized for its colonial architecture and serves as a gathering place for poets, particularly during the Granada International Poetry Festival.
  It is the only freshwater lake worldwide with sharks.
  It features waves and tides similar to the seas.
  While visiting Granada, a city tour will cover the cathedrals, significant sites, avenues, historic houses, and the central park.
• Masaya Volcano National Park - Unlike anything seen before, the astonishing glowing lava from the crater’s peak. The volcanic complex comprises a series of calderas and craters, with Las Sierras being the largest. Within lies the Masaya volcano itself, housing the Masaya caldera, formed approximately 2,500 years ago by a basaltic eruption. A new basaltic complex has developed within this caldera from eruptions, notably in a semicircular array of fumaroles including the Nindirí and Masaya cones.
• Isletas de Granada - It’s time to explore the unique freshwater lake located in the freshwater Tububuron, surrounded by over 360 islands and the legendary, now dormant, Volcan Mombacho.
• Mirador de Catarina - A crater lake offering a stunning view over the great lake of Nicaragua and the city of Granada, established in 1524.
• Granada - Indulge in the delightful Nicaraguan cuisine, with lunch served in a colonial-style Nicaraguan house.

• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• On-board restrooms
• All Fees and Taxes

• Alcoholic beverages
• Dinner

Embark on an adventure to Nicaragua, a nation brimming with vibrant traditions, rich culture, and stunning landscapes. Known as the “Land of Lakes and Volcanoes,” Nicaragua provides travelers with an ideal mix of adventure and history.

During this remarkable journey, travelers will explore charming colonial cities that transport them back to the Spanish era, stroll through colorful streets filled with art and life, and visit historic sites of significant importance that have shaped the country’s past.

Along the way, travelers will also encounter indigenous heritage, captivating stories, and warm local hospitality that will make them feel at home. From majestic volcanoes to serene lakes, every stop promises to surpass expectations.

Join the adventure and experience the enchantment of Nicaragua—a destination where culture, nature, and history unite to create memories that will be cherished forever. ✨

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