Why you should visit
Nicaragua
Have you ever imagined sand boarding in the
top of an active volcano? What about bathing in the largest volcanic island
inside fresh water in the world? Well, that’s the reason why Nicaragua has
become a very popular destination these past years. Nicaragua is the perfect mixture
between nature and life, the country’s unstable political
and economic situation from the past make it a still affordable country to
visit. The country has only been open to tourism for a couple of years, the
infrastructure is getting better and Nicaragua
has become the most secure country in all Central America.
The diversity of activities makes this small nation of Central
America a very reasonably place to spend your holidays; the
country respects natural environment implementing eco friendly development. In Nicaragua you won’t perceive mass concrete resorts or
beaches full of tourists; for example you can visit the old fisherman town of San Juan Del
Sur. This is the perfect destination
if you are looking for a surfing spot; the town is full of small shops and restaurants
and it is frequently popular for its night life. In this place, you will
interact with locals, international surfers, backpackers and during holidays
you will also network with the wealthy society from Managua.
In Nicaragua,
hotels vary on prices and style, but the most common factor they share is the
Nicaraguan hospitality. You can either enjoy a relaxing evening in eco-friendly
hotels in the pacific coast or spend a quality time enjoying local cousin in a
small Bungalow in the Atlantic
Coast. When visiting the Caribbean
region, you will meet Nicaraguans who speak fluent English, as this region was
once controlled by English colons. Once there you can stopover in little corn
island, where you can enjoy some quality
time in crystal clear water, scuba diving,
at the same of appreciating the local main export – Lobster which you can buy for only $7.
Even though the country is rich in nature,
it is also rich in culture. Only 30 minutes from the Capital Managua, you can
stay at colonial city of Granada a few
steps from the lake
of Nicaragua, where
the volcanic OmetepeIsland relies. In the lake, you can also enjoy local fresh
water fish in one of the 300 volcanic islands ‘Isletas’.
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