Quote: On our way back down from Volcan Mombacho, we decided to pay US$25 each to do the canopy tour and zip line from 17 platforms. The canopies are attached to giant trees suspended over the coffee farm of El… Read More

Quote: If you're in Granada, and want to get out on the water—it is right on a lake, after all—consider a two-and-a-half hour tour of the Isletas de Granada, 365 tiny islands formed when Volcan Mombacho blew most of its… Read More

Quote: Today, we went to the waterfall in San Ramon. It’s also called "Waterfall Cascada". (See "San Ramon Waterfall" entry.) We decided to bike to the waterfall. It was only $8 for the bikes, and you get them for… Read More

Quote: I got off of the main road from Masaya and walked up the cobblestone street passing under an archway of hanging plants. Past a pueblo church, the street ends at a huge lake, a former volcano. There an active… Read More

Quote: Today, we went to the waterfall in San Ramon. It’s also called "Waterfall Cascada." We got information on the waterfall from the employees at the Hacienda Merdia. They were more than willing to answer any… Read More

Quote: The ascent of the volcano takes about four hours from base at Finca Magdalena. The last part is very steep with lots of mud, but the view is well worth it. There are several lookout points, where you can chill in… Read More

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Quote: The convent was built in the 1500's. It's got tons of petroglyphs and pre-colombian statues, probably more than on Ometepe. The museum also shows the games that indigenous peoples used to play along with other… Read More