Casa Silas B & B
206 Calle La Concepcion, Granada
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Casa Silas B & B Granada

206 Calle La Concepcion Granada, Nicaragua

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... larger ferry boat. At the port of San Jorge the winds were at their strongest and we watched nervously as the skipper manoeuvred the boat past the end of the harbour wall and turned in to moor at the jetty.

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... then zip lined through the coffee fields and jungle canopy. The zip line was highlighted by the Plunge, a 13 meter (4 stories) free fall. Of course we were roped and controlled but it was still quite a sensation.

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... timeline. The 16 km drive to Masaya didn’t take long and the girls chatted and asked questions the whole way. They were very easy to be around---we were having fun.

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... more expensive I can´t imagine he would get them too often!

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