Nicaragua is a Latin American country located in the middle of Central America, bordered by the Caribbean Sea to the east and the Pacific Ocean to the southwest.
The ruins of León Viejo, said to be the oldest city from the Spanish colonial era and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Managua, the capital, is packed with attractions such as the Rubén Darío Theater, the National Palace of Culture, and the striking black statue of Sandino made from tin. The León Cathedral, another World Heritage Site, is known for its Antigua Guatemala Baroque architecture and was built over many years starting in 1747. There are also spots along the Caribbean coast and the Corn Islands where you can enjoy surfing and diving, as well as Ometepe Island, famous for its volcano trekking.
In recent years, Nicaragua has rapidly developed as a tourist destination, offering a variety of experiences—from cultural sites where you can glimpse Latin America's colonial history to ecotourism spots that make the most of its rich natural environment.
List everything you want to try, consult with a local coordinator, and create a special journey that's uniquely yours.