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Venture into the heart of the active Masaya Volcano for an unforgettable evening tour. This journey commences in the late afternoon, allowing you to witness the majestic volcano in both daylight and under the enchanting moonlight. Ascend to the summit by vehicle to behold the glowing lava lake at Santiago Crater after sunset, a truly remarkable sight. The tour includes a visit to the volcano museum, a guided walk along the Comalito Trail, and the chance to experience the power of nature as darkness envelops the landscape. - Experience the Masaya Volcano during a captivating night tour - Witness the glowing lava lake at Santiago Crater after sunset - Enjoy a guided walk along the scenic Comalito Trail - Visit the informative volcano museum to learn about volcanic activity

Cruise across Lake Nicaragua, around the Islets of Granada, on this private boat tour from Managua or Granada. Great for time-strapped travelers, this tour packs in the sights in a short amount of time: weave through the forested islands and see a historic Spanish fort dating to 1665.

This is a tour in the oldest city in the Americas The tour will take place on foot to have a closer perception of the local culture and people. This tour is full of information about culture, gastronomy, architecture, history and more ... You will be all the time with a guide certified by INTUR which is the government department responsible for training national guides. Come and enjoy with us this lovely tour!

Make the most of your time by visiting 3 volcanoes in just 1 day! Clouded forest Mombacho volcano "Crater trail" Extinct volcano, Apoyo Crater lake! Active volcano Masaya Night Tour! For nature lovers, this is a great choice!

Discover several of Nicaragua's highlights in just one day on this half-day adventure from Granada. Join a small group and enjoy a varied itinerary, including a craft demonstration and pottery workshop in San Juan de Oriente, and a visit to Masaya Volcano National Park. It's the perfect way to explore beyond Granada, without the hassle of organizing logistics yourself.

Most Granada sightseeing tours make you choose one form of transit and stick with it. On this half-day, small-group tour, get a chance to take in the sights and sounds of the city both on foot and during a horse-drawn carriage ride. Check off highlights such as the Granada Cathedral and La Polvora Fortress, and enrich your perspective on the centuries-old city with commentary and insights from your guide.

Run through the rain forest or take it slow on a private hanging bridges tour in La Fortuna. Explore the rain forest at your own speed; your guide stays by your side and points out wildlife like sloths, monkeys, and tropical birds along the way. Plus, because hanging bridges are mostly flat, this tour is perfect for exploring the wild without overexerting yourself.

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.

Explore the Islands in the Lake of Nicaragua Watch Great Bird Life Enjoy the beautiful views of Granada City and Mombacho Volcano

Discover Ometepe, which means “two hills” in the native ‘náhuatl’ language, on this all-day excursion. Home to two volcanoes, Ometepe is a popular destination because of its beautiful landscapes, archeological background, relaxing beaches, and numerous natural reserves and forests rich in biodiversity. During this visit, take a dip in the rejuvenating waters at Ojo de Agua, stop by El Ceibo Museum to see archaeological pieces, and explore the Charco Verde nature reserve.

Follow the life of a cocoa bean from tree to artisanal chocolate during this interactive workshop at Granada's Chocolate Museum. Learn about the chocolate-making process and prepare your very own chocolate bar made from organic Nicaraguan cacao beans. Learn about its role in the Nicaraguan economy, plus prepare cacao drinks, including an indigenous one dating back hundreds of years.

The tours are very informative, our guides have vast knowledge in volcanoes, geology, history related to volcanoes and their surroundings. This is not an ordinary tour but a specialized tour with specialists.

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.

At the moment the Park is open but we cannot see lava, only do the trails in the park so it is your decision if you want to visit this attraction and you will have information from the certified bilingual guide who will accompany you all the time.

Explore Masaya Volcano, one of the most active volcanoes in Central America, on this 6-hour tour from Granada. Explore the smoking craters of the volcano before exploring the local artisan market and visiting the town of Catarina.

There are over 300 small islands located in Lake Nicaragua known as the Islets of Granada. Explore these islands off the coast of the Asese peninsula during a sunset boat tour. A guide will pick you up from your hotel around Granada then you’ll board a boat for a short cruise. Stop at the island of monkeys and the El Castillo fortress along the way before marveling at a Nicaraguan sunset.

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.

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.

Let's visit the amazing crater of Masaya volcano and its picturesque city. We will visit Masaya crafts market where you will have the chance to buy some souvenirs and discovers the colorful stuffs of Nicaragua in just one place. We will learn the ancestral techniques in the hands of the artisans. Enjoy of a beautiful lookout of Apoyo lagoon having a panoramic view. Let's relax on a private boat tour in Lake Nicaragua, the largest lake in Central America.

A unique way to discover Las Isletas de Granada, combine a marvelous nature site with a kayak adventure. Admire the stunning views and wildlife, all with a professional bilingual guide.

Enjoy a guided tour through the heart of Nicaragua’s capital. Visit the historic city center, take in panoramic views from Loma de Tiscapa, explore the iconic National Palace, experience the city’s modern business district, and immerse yourself in local culture at the vibrant Roberto Huembes Market.

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.

At the foothills of the Mombacho Volcano, on the shores of the Granada islets, lies Hacienda "La Calera," which stands out for offering the only volcanic-origin lagoons in the area. From Hacienda La Calera at the foot of the Mombacho Volcano, passing through fields of plantains, cacao, and citrus fruits, as well as stretches of tropical dry forest. This hike, in harmony with nature, offers a place to observe a wide variety of bird species, flora, and fauna. We will also pass by thermal waters where you will have a chance to swim. Thermal waters are one of the main attractions of this location. These volcanic waters visibly emit steam and have a subtle sulfurous scent.