Unexplored Destination

Nicaragua travel is still relatively unexplored compared to the rest of Latin America. It can best be likened to Costa Rica thirty years ago; it is a place that is undeveloped but has a lot of potentials, therefore now is the time to visit. Nicaragua has a lot to offer, whether you're planning a Nicaragua honeymoon or just a vacation there. The greatest beaches are in San Juan del Sur, and the brand-new Mukul Resort, which is close to Costa Rica's border, has it all: private plunge pools, bungalows with ocean views, and a long, sweeping white beach.

Granada has always been a major tourist destination and offers some of the greatest lodging choices in the nation. Fewer people travel to Leon, a stunning colonial town in the west of the nation, but the journey is well worth it. Easily connected to the nearby San Juan del Sur, Lake Nicaragua, and Ometepe Island, with its twin volcanoes, provides a variety of activities like biking, trekking, and kayaking.

Even though it's more difficult to get to, the southeast of the country is nonetheless worthwhile. In addition to housing Nicaraguan artwork, the secluded Solentiname Archipelago provides some fantastic opportunities for observing wildlife. The Rio San Juan, which establishes the border with Costa Rica, is remained mostly unaltered. The rustic Sabalos lodge is a fascinating spot to stay and ideal for breaking up the 7-hour motorboat voyage to the coast, while the Rio Indio lodge is on the Caribbean Sea and a terrific site to go game fishing.