Top Granada Walking Tours

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Get your steps in along this private hike to Laguna de Apoyo, plus have a history lesson while you learn about ancient petroglyphs in the area from your guide. You won’t be sharing this hike with a large tour group, so you can go at your own pace. Along the route you’ll see exotic plants and wildlife, plus you can take a dip in some of the clearest water in Central America.

Discover the islets of Granada, located in Lake Nicaragua, just southeast of the city of Granada, on this half-day boat tour. Formed by a volcano, most of the islets are covered with vegetation and are rich with birdlife. Following the boat ride, enjoy a guided sightseeing tour of the city where you’ll see landmarks like La Pólvora Fortress, Parque Colon de Granada, and historical churches.

Tour colonial Granada to discover the first city of the New World, founded by Francisco Hernandez de Cordoba in 1524, and now one of the greatest attractions in Nicaragua. This excursion will introduce you to all the most important monuments, as well as give you a flavor of the local life. Following a pick-up from your hotel, start with a stroll around the main streets of the historic center, learning how the city survived pirates, fire, and filibusters. Constructed by the Spanish as a model city, Granada gave the settlers a chance to showcase their glorious architecture, much of it now restored to its former glory. Admire stunning architecture, such as the Convento San Francisco, the oldest church in Central America. Climb the steps of the Fortaleza La Polvora for panoramic views of the Mombacho Volcano. Then, enjoy a horse carriage ride to some of the most scenic spots outside the city center.

Experience the Tenorio Volcano National Park on this all-day hiking tour. The 4.3-mile (7-kilometer) trail travels through the forest, past popular attractions such as the Rio Celeste Waterfall, the Blue Lagoon, Las Ollas (fumaroles filled with boiling mud), and Los Teñideros (or The Dyers), where the Rio Celeste River turns a brilliant teal color due to a natural chemical reaction.