Discover the Unknown Nicaragua

An 872-meter high volcano located in a nature reserve. The site includes hiking trails and offers views of the Gulf of Fonseca.

Religious monument built in 1611 with stone walls and architectural elements of Spanish colonial and Moorish styles.

Seaside resort on the Pacific coast with a crescent-shaped bay. The beach is lined with seafood restaurants and bars.

A 6.6-kilometer-wide body of water formed in a volcanic crater. The lagoon is surrounded by rainforests and hosts endemic species.

This black strombolian volcano features continuous fumarolic activity and slopes covered in volcanic ash. Hikers can ascend to the summit to view the crater.

A group of 365 volcanic-origin islands in Lake Nicaragua. These islands are home to tropical birds and inhabited by local fishermen who cultivate fruits.

This lake island consists of the Concepción and Maderas volcanoes. It hosts pre-Columbian petroglyphs, thermal springs, and black-sand beaches.

Protected area featuring two volcanoes and five craters. The Santiago Volcano shows constant activity with gas emissions and visible lava from the access road.

Religious building constructed between 1747 and 1814 with 2-meter thick walls and a roof adorned with four domes. The structure blends Baroque and Neoclassical styles.

A stratovolcano 1610 meters high forming the northern part of Ometepe Island. Its last eruption occurred in 2010, and it regularly emits fumaroles.

A baroque-style church built in 1783. Its bell tower provides views of the city and Lake Nicaragua. Inside features include carved columns and a painted ceiling.

Port on Lake Xolotlán with restaurants, shops, and a promenade. Colorful illuminations light up the facilities at night. Boats offer lake excursions.

Group of 18 tropical islands in the Caribbean Sea with white sand beaches lined with palm groves and clear waters for diving.

A 1345-meter-high volcano covered in cloud forest, with hiking trails and an information center. Off-road vehicle transportation available.

Collection of Latin American and European art displayed in two 18th-century colonial buildings in central León, featuring paintings and sculptures.

Fishing village on the Pacific coast with black sand beach, waves for surfing, and various local restaurant options.

This 25-meter tall statue of Christ stands on a hill offering a view over San Juan del Sur Bay and the Pacific Ocean.

This 3-kilometer-long rock formation forms a natural gorge between cliffs 150 meters high. Visitors can explore the site with local guides.

This inactive volcano, 1394 meters high, is on Ometepe Island. The rainforest covering it is home to monkeys and birds.

This museum presents the different steps of transforming cocoa into chocolate, as well as the history of chocolate production in Nicaragua.

A volcano 1060 meters high with a 700-meter diameter crater emitting fumaroles and possessing hot springs at its base.

A 50-meter high waterfall located on Ometepe Island, accessible by a 3-kilometer trail through a forest.

A 3180 km² rainforest habitat for jaguars, howler monkeys, manatees, and over 400 bird species along the Rio San Juan.

A 437 km² wetland area including rivers, lagoons, and marshes where caimans, turtles, and aquatic birds live near Lake Nicaragua.

A 254-square-kilometer protected area presenting dry, humid, and mountainous tropical zones. The reserve houses several bird and orchid species.

Mangrove ecosystem home to crabs, fish, and sea turtles. The estuary serves as a nesting area for several marine species.

Island territory in the Caribbean Sea with white sand beaches and clear waters suitable for diving and swimming.

Wide strip of gray sand surrounded by wooded hills. The site offers favorable conditions for swimming and surfing.

Religious structure built with red bricks in the 19th century, featuring colonial architecture and two-tiered bell towers.

800-meter coastal area lined with palm trees where local fishermen moor their boats and sell fresh fish.

3-kilometer stretch of black sand with regular waves 1 to 2 meters high, suitable for water activities.

Active volcanic formation 1297 meters high emitting smoke, with slopes covered in black volcanic rocks.