Let's say you just landed in (very warm) Managua. Something sparked inside and you decided that Nicaragua was the next destination wherein to tan, taste local food or go hiking. Perhaps it was a New York Times article, or a Lonely Planet feature, or the...
When we think of vacations, we rarely reflect on how our adventure contributes and perhaps energizes the economic activity of the community around us. Certainly for some of us, we are happy with simply establishing a relationship with a local, be it over the course...
There are two ways of spending your vacations in Nicaragua. The first, in which you will visit traditional destinations (volcanoes, beaches, colonial cities) where you will usually find other foreign tourists like yourself. And the second way, in which you distance yourself from the crowds...
As any capital city in the world, Managua can get pretty hectic. For locals, there’s always a need to escape from the noise, the work environment, the routine. Some people choose to get a tan at the beach, others head North, and a few (although...
The city of Managua - Nicaragua's administrative and commercial center - causes two distinct reactions among tourists: they either love it or they hate it. It's that simple. Our capital has no center, it lacks pedestrian friendly ways and there are barely any bicycle lanes....
So you’ve made it to your hostel and you’re ready to experience the local life, which wouldn’t be complete if you haven’t tried our traditional food. We recommend to carry and/or buy Nicaraguan snacks for your walks around Managua or any city you’ve chosen to...
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