The Best of Nicaragua Online Guide and Reviews
Living in Nicaragua definitely has its charm and advantages that make it more attractive to living in other countries around the world. Tropical paradise, warm climate year round, reasonable cost of living, lower healthcare costs are just a few of attractive options appealing to foreigners looking to visit or potentially live in this beautiful country. … [Read more...]
Here is a great home for sale just outside of Managua on the South Highway Km 13.5. The home has 5 spacious bedrooms plus 3 bathrooms in the main part of the house … [Read more...]
Nicaragua is always in the news whether for its unstable politics or a new tourist destination option opening up. Last month Nicaragua hosted a masters surf competition that was a huge success. … [Read more...]
El Porton Verde is located just outside Managua but a world away in beauty compared to the city. El Porton Verde is owned and operated by Mike and Miranda who have been living in Nicaragua for about a year and a half now. … [Read more...]
Nicaragua is just a few weeks away from hosting the biggest surf competition to ever take place in the heart of Central America. Hacienda Iguana Beach Resort will host the ISA World Masters Surf Championship from July 14-22. … [Read more...]
The month of May in Nicaragua brings the long awaited first rains of the season. April brought a few showers this year but normally it doesn’t rain until May. By May everyone is begging (and praying) for the skies to open up. … [Read more...]
The latest news headlines coming out of Nicaragua. Masaya volcano acting up, an international surf competition, and the death of Tomás Borge. … [Read more...]
The Bosawas Biosphere Natural Reserve is the largest of its kind in Central America covering 20k square kilometers in central part of northern Nicaragua. … [Read more...]
Painted Pony Horse Tours allows you to see Nicaragua in a whole new way. You will be picked up in Granada and taken to Diriomo, just 20 minutes away. … [Read more...]
The Rio Coco is the border separation between much of Nicaragua and Honduras. The Rio Coco which flows 750 kilometers into the Caribbean Sea is not a tourist destination but its beauty is unmistakable. … [Read more...]
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