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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.

The department of Matagalpa, 128 km from Managua, offers an adventure in the northern mountains, with a warm climate and beautiful landscapes. A spectacular view of the north of the country awaits you.

Have you ever seen an active volcano? Few tours combine swimming, Kayaking in a volcanic lagoon, local culture, and an active volcano in one day. From relaxing at Apoyo Lagoon to exploring Masaya’s famous craft market and ending the night watching glowing lava inside an active volcano, this is one of the most complete and unforgettable experiences in Nicaragua.

Transfers within the country have beautiful scenery throughout the journey, also local cuisine offers great variety throughout the tour. The comfort and security we offer makes our trips unique and unforgettable.

Witness the raw power of nature atop an active volcano in Masaya -Nicaragua. At the edge of the Santiago crater, marvel at the mesmerizing orange glow of incandescent lava as the sun sets, painting the sky with vibrant colors. This unique experience not only offers stunning views but also includes a visit to a museum where you can dive into the rich culture and history of the indigenous people who thrived long before Spanish arrival. Capture unforgettable moments while exploring this extraordinary natural wonder and fumaroles from a baby volcano ( el comalito)

Start your Nicaraguan vacation off on a high note when you pre-book this transfer service for your arrival at Augusto C. Sandino International Airport (MGA). After retrieving your luggage, meet your driver in the arrivals hall and head to your vehicle. Then, relax in air-conditioned comfort as you make your way to Managua, Masaya, Rivas, San Juan del Sur, Granada, or Leon.

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.

San Juan del Sur is a city on the southwest coast of Nicaragua. It is known for its stretch of beaches on the Pacific, such as Maderas Beach, with its strong breaking waves, and Marsella Beach, which is quieter. On a cliff above the city bay stands a contemporary statue of Christ. Near a stream on the outskirts of the city is an ancient petroglyph. La Flor Natural Reserve is located south along the coast and is a nesting site for olive ridley turtles. And, if you are a beach lover, you like adventure, and nature and you are looking to have a great time and relax this tour is for you! you will find all of that and more! take the adventure now!

A unique 10 days journey that includes some of the most famous destinations in Nicaragua as León and Granada, combine with two off the beaten path destinations as Apoyo Lagoon and Ometepe Island. The perfect mix between culture, history and nature.

It is a different option to what is customary to make natural and cultural to know more about Nicaragua and its natural wealth.