Charming nature

Because of the numerous volcanoes and water systems that dot its terrain, Nicaragua is frequently referred to as the "Land of the Lakes and Volcanoes." These are only a few of the many unspoiled habitats that make up this very diverse country, despite its moniker. This thing is one of the reasons to visit Nicaragua.

More than 700 kinds of birds have been spotted in Nicaragua, making it a birdwatcher's paradise. Some people go there on a permanent basis, while others go there sometimes. Many kinds of hummingbirds, parrots, motmots, toucans, and other vividly colored birds can be found in Nicaragua. The guardabarranco is a colorful species of motmot that resides in woods and scrublands, and it is Nicaragua's national bird. The Rio Istrian Estuary and the marshes of Cosiguina Volcano are two of the best locations for birdwatchers.

There are many different types of plants and animals living in the seas along Nicaragua's coast. Numerous whale species can be seen along the Pacific Coast during their annual migration. The Caribbean Sea is home to vibrant reefs as well as sharks, stingrays, and barracudas. Between August and January, sea turtles prefer Nicaragua's beaches as a place to lay their eggs. It is an amazing sight to watch the eggs hatch.