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Why NicaraguaNicaragua the largest country in Central America is located at the center of the isthmus and bordered to the north by Honduras, by Costa Rica to the south. To the east lies the Caribbean and to the west the Pacific Ocean. Nicaragua has a territory of 130.668 square kilometers and has a population of 5,000,000 inhabitants.
Nicaragua is a very safe country, with the lowest rate in crime in Latin America. Its people are friendly and hard workers. You can enjoy the rich culture, tradition, history and nature only found in untouched Nicaragua.
Nicaragua is a tropical country rich in animal and plant life. Changes in altitude, geography, soil and climate give rise to great biodiversity. Reserves Protect more than two million hectares of forest and marsh, which together with the endless Pacific & Atlantic beaches & Central Americas Largest Lake, make Nicaragua one of the worlds most exciting destinations. Here are some examples of the most beautiful sights there are to see: Apoyo Crater Lake and Mombacho Volcano The stunning Apoyo Crater Lake is located just west of Granada and boasts some of the most beautiful views in Nicaragua. Mombacho Volcano is now extinct and is 1100+m above sea level and can be visited on our tours.
Sun set at Huehuete Beach at Pacific Coast Gorgeous sunsets, wonderful walks, swimming and walking are all available at Huehuete Beach.
Masaya Active Volcano The most active volcano in the region, Masaya erupted last in 1993 and contained an active lava lake right up until late 1970s.
Island in Lake Nicaragua, near Granada City Lake Nicaragua is the largest lake in Central America. It may be freshwater but due to it's origins as part of the Caribbean Sea it still contains saltwater fish such as Tuna, Swordfish and Sharks
City of Managua and Lake Managua The capital city of Nicaragua
Granada Colonial City This is the oldest colonial city in Central America. An excellent location for historical tourism. Inset is a photograph of Jorge and Cristian at their offices.
Managua Lake with Momotombo and Momotombito volcanoes Momotombo is a very important part of history as, in 1625, it buried Nicaragua's former capital, the old city of León.
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