Top Nicaragua Night Tours

• This volcanic-colonial and refreshing outdoor activity starts when your meet your Local tour guide at your hotel or airport in Managua at 10am • The Aventure will take about 6 -7 hours including the drive back and forth to your Hotel. Learn and enjoy about our colonial buildings,culture and history from Granada city. • Learn about the historics event from Masaya Volcano museum and landscape. • Have a walk on the pointview by the edge of the top of comalito baby volcano inside the national park • Have a nice swim in apoyo Lagoon ( cristal clear water by Masaya) • Kayaking • Have lunch by the lagoon, try tipycal food.( Optional and has aditional cost)

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.

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.

Book this private tour to check out the islands on Lake Granada and the views from Catarina. Check out the colonial city, hear about the history from your guide, and also stop in a local chocolate museum for tastings, and a bit of shopping if you like. Go at your own pace on this private tour.

The Masaya Volcano National Park covers an area of 54 km² and includes two volcanoes and five craters. The volcanoes have erupted several times in history and were feared by both the indigenous people and the Spanish conquerors. The Spanish baptized the active volcano “La Boca del Infierno” or “The Mouth of Hell”. They placed a cross, “La Cruz de Bobadilla” (named after Father Francisco Bobadilla), on the crater lip in the 16th century in order to exorcise the Devil.