Celia Amanda & Francisco
Things To Do
Masaya Volcano
Explore Masaya Volcano, one of the most active volcanoes in Central America. Visit the smoking craters of the volcano.
Masaya Crafts Market
The craft market o “Mercado de las Artesanías” is an interesting place to purchase Nicaraguan handmade souvenirs, and enjoy folkloric shows. In the market, you can find handicrafts from the Masaya area, but also from different parts of the country. Decorative objects made of clay, wood, marble or different fabrics; toys and accessories, as well as hammocks ,and blanket and cotton clothes are available every day.
Granada: Colonial City Sightseeing
Explore the colonial architecture of Granada on Lake Nicaragua (Cocibolca), and admire landmark attractions such as the San Francisco Convent, Merced Church, and La Polvora Fort. Ride a horse carriage to some of the most scenic surroundings.
Las Isletas: Boat Tour Isletas
Explore Nicaragua Lake and all its beauty, amazing views, great bird life and learn about the Spanish Colonization.
Mombacho Natural Reserve and Canopy Adventure
Discover the stunning terrain of the Mombacho stratovolcano on this exciting full-day tour. Hike through the dense rainforest, explore the craters of the volcano and spend the afternoon flying over the forest canopy on a vast and thrilling canopy course.
Leon: Colonial City Tour
Explore the colonial city of León, Nicaragua, home to the largest cathedral in Central America. See the ruins of one of the continent’s first Spanish cities, preserved by ash from a volcanic eruption.
San Juan del Sur
With gorgeous beaches and tantalising oceans, it is a paradise for both surfing, and relaxing. From hidden surf and yoga retreats, to buzzing hostels and exciting nightlife, it really does feel like a little slice of paradise.
Galerías Sto. Domingo Mall
Visit Galerías Mall where you will find all kind of restaurants and stores for shopping.
Porterhouse Steaks - Restaurant
Nicaragua has some of the best meat in the world, and certainly in Latin America, and Porterhouse knows how to grill steaks and other cuts to meet your specifications. Start the meal with a Crab, Shrimp and Mushroom Dip, and then transition to a "Churrasco" which is Nicaragua´s favorite steak; 10 oz of grass-fed tenderloin marinated in our local species and grilled.
Cocina Doña Haydee - Restaurant
A place where you can taste Nicaraguan traditions through regional cuisine and local flavors.
El Chante - Restaurant
Nicaraguans love their food, and when it comes to eating out the first choice for most people is their neighborhood fritanga, where beef ("carne asada"), pork, or chicken are barbecued to perfection and served up with a hefty side of rice and beans, some crispy plantains, and a cold drink. A source of great local pride, fritangas are an integral part of Nicaragua’s gastronomic identity.