Top Activities on the Ground in Managua

Enjoy three tours in one when you book this day trip that includes a boat ride and sightseeing tour in Granada as well as a visit to the Masaya Volcano. Alongside a private guide, take a boat ride on Lake Granada and visit small islets where you can see wildlife and an old fortress. After a walking tour of downtown Granada, head to the top of the Masaya Volcano for stunning views.

This tour to Apoyo Lagoon and Masaya Volcano from Managua offers great value by combining two of Granada’s most popular activities into a single day trip. Not only does this tour provide seamless transportation between two tricky-to-reach destinations, but it also includes all while keeping costs low for budget-minded travelers.

Enjoy nature in the clouded forest of the majestic Volcano Mombacho, with a height of more than 1300 meters above sea level, one of Nicaragua's most famous volcanoes. There are only two clouded forests on the country's Pacific coast, the other being on Maderas Volcano. Hiking and zip-lining adventure. The volcano offers fantastic views of Lake Nicaragua and the city of Granada. After the hike, there will be a stop at the zip line, where you can experience the adrenaline rush as you glide through the rainforest.

Imagine reaching the top of two volcanoes in the same day, with a very different climate and visiting viewpoints that provide the best photos. The activities and times for each activity may vary according to your preference, ziplining the Mombacho volcano, visiting the Catarina viewpoint or taking a carriage ride through the city of Granada are many of the activities that you can do on this incredible tour.

Embark on a personalized eight-day journey through the hidden gems of West Nicaragua. Discover breathtaking landscapes, vibrant culture, and unique destinations that offer an authentic experience of this enchanting country. From charming colonial towns to tranquil lakes and lush volcanic landscapes, each day is tailored to your interests, ensuring an unforgettable adventure. Enjoy local cuisine, explore off-the-beaten-path spots, and immerse yourself in the rich traditions of Nicaragua. This tour is perfect for travelers seeking a unique and customizable experience. - Tailor your itinerary to explore West Nicaragua’s best-kept secrets - Experience local culture, cuisine, and traditions firsthand - Discover stunning landscapes including lakes and volcanoes - Ideal for adventurous travelers looking for a unique experience

Have three different experiences in this one-day, private tour from Managua. You won’t need to share with a group, and you can feel free to go at your own pace. You’ll have a personal guide and driver to take you by boat to Granada Island to see a family of monkeys, a walking tour around Granada city, and also a visit to Masaya Volcano to get to the edge of the main crater and check out the lava below.

This Mombacho Volcano tour from Granada provides three options for seeing Nicaragua’s most popular volcanic cloud forest. Choose from a short self-guided hike or two longer guided hikes that provide on-the-ground perspective on the natural landscape, and then gear up for a zipline canopy tour with 11 cables, three hanging bridges, and a Tarzan swing.

Discover the rich history and stunning landscapes of Managua, the capital of Nicaragua since 1852. Our adventure begins at the Loma de Tiscapa Historical Park, where you'll explore the ruins of the old presidential palace and see the iconic statue of Sandino's shadow. Don’t miss the historic artifacts, like the tank sent by Benito Mussolini to Anastasio Somoza. Next, we'll stroll down Bolivar Avenue to the historic city center, visiting Central Park, the ruins of the Cathedral of Santiago, the National Palace of Culture, and the Ruben Dario Theater. Our journey continues to Paseo Xolotlán, where you’ll marvel at a model of 75 buildings from historic Roosevelt Avenue, many of which were destroyed by the 1972 earthquake. We'll then head to the Masaya Volcano National Park, covering 54 km² and featuring two volcanoes and five craters. A paved road leads us to the edge of the active Santiago crater, one of the few places where you can safely observe a crater up close.