Granada
Travel Blogs from Granada, Nicaragua
day 14: my shower friend
... a ton of cool birds that mel will have to describe later, but that included a toucan and a mot mot, the hypercolorful national bird of nicaragua. It was so cool to see so many birds within a few hundred yards of our place. Later in the day, Melīs eagle ...
Nicaragua...
... with every movement I make! We left Ometepe to travel to Costa Rica, which we were all excited about, mainly because it meant leaving Nicaragua. To be fair though we were only in a tiny part of Nicaragua in the west and there may well be nicer areas but ...
Granada
... as well. "Bearded monkey" hostel was a nice place to stay. I did not spend time in Managua, the capital de Nicaragua . However found an auto-gas station LPG-gas just out of town going towards Leon. (just passed the hill top on the right), ...
Day 2 of the course and a visit to the museum
... into town and bought myself a SIM-card from Claro the provider here. So as from now I have a phone number for the time I'm in Nicaragua. My number is: +505 86601353 So if you have something urgent to tell me, you can text me ;) After bought my SIM-card I ...
Kiteboarding, Granada
... Isla de Ometepe After Leon, I headed with my friends Itay (Israel), Tijs (Holland) and Nati (Israel) to Granada, Nicaragua. Granada is a beautiful colonial town with a picturesque yellow painted cathedral in its central park and located on the shores ...
I really need to start uploading pictures...
Right now Iīm in Granada, one of Nicaraguaīs oldest cities. Itīs got a lot of tourists, and my and some memebers from the group got a night at a hostle last night, which thankfully has free internet, so I wanted to go ahead and send out an e-mail now ...
A day @ Mombacho Volcano
I woke up at 8:15 a nice sleep in ;) As today Steven and I go to Mombacho Vulcano. at 8:45 we left our backpackers...We walked to Hotel Con Corazon and met our guide for the day.. From the hotel we walked to the bus station to take the local bus to ...
Granada
The third long bus journey in a day. This time we headed to Managua, the capital of Nicaragua. From there we caught a shuttle bus to Granada. Getting on the bus was pretty crazy...lots of people screaming at us and trying to get us all on their buses. ...
Strung up and Potty for Granada
Ah the colonial gem of niguragua (Stop reading the guide book paul). Is a nice colonial town with a lovely square and paved tourist area. After a quick wonder round to see what is happening we decide that tele pizza is a good option for ...
BREF [BRAVE] ELEPHANT by EDIE
Lunes 14 Junio Joseline and Lesta came round in the morning to help us for are maths.I was a bit mean to Joseline so I sed sorry. After lunch we went to the kids school and we went to watch some football matchis. I played in the park and fell off but was ...
Ronald Reagan--Asshole
... in Central America, and has also evidently expanded public education, and is pretty popular at the moment. Nevertheless, Nicaragua remains the second poorest country in the Americas after Haiti. But I won't belabor the impact of ...
Working as a volunteer in a community center
This morning I woke up at 6:00, as I didn't do much on my study last night.. I was tired.. weird.. So I had to catch up this morning before class..After that I did my morning things.. And went to my school around 7:55.. I had my lesson till approx ...
Las Isletas
... wassen in het meer, zwemmen,... Het was wel heet op de boot! Na deze 3uur durende tocht zijn we terug naar het centrum van Granada te gaan om daar de stad verder te verkennen en was onze dag weer goed gevuld. Straks als kers op de taart: pannekoeken met ...
Laguna de Apollo and Granada
Dneska jsme s Magnusem podnikli vylet do kraterove jezera Laguna de Apollo, ktere nabizi skvelou moznost zaplavat si v ciste vode. Navic jsme meli moznost ochutnat jedno z nejlepsich jidel ve Stredni Americe a k tomu dobre mistni pivo Toņa, takze nas ...
Sentimental
... for awhile. Everywhere I walked about town I mentally paused to remember the colours, the smells and the sounds. Life in Granada is dynamic and animated. A proverbial feast of the senses. Living here has taught me that with vibrancy comes not only ...
day 15: night swim, day trip to artisan village
... was esctatic about his latest find, curled around his left hand, a snake that he believes may be the first ever discoverd in Nicaragua. Earlier in the day he found a 'skunk like creature' that they also believe has not been identified in nica. In the ...
Granada
... per quel poco tempo che ci ho passato andava pių che bene! Tante belle moto da tutta la regione (Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador, Belize, Guatemala e Messico), e la sera una festa in spiaggia con concerto live. Domenica, dopo un po' ...
Nicaragua - Granada
Hola Charlotte here: As described, our trip through Honduras and into Nicaragua wasnīt exactly easy going. For a week or so it seemed that we were going in the direction of increasing entropy and most days were hot, sweaty, dusty and generally hard ...
Private Island for a Day
Granada is built on the shore of lake Nicaragua, a massive body of water that covers 7% of the country's landmass. A series of tiny islands (islettas) dot the water close to Granada, an apparent after effect of a nearby volcanic explosion thousands of ...
Some People Suck!
I am back in Granada for 2 days before heading to Ometepe. I had a yummy lunch at Tercer Ojo and another incredible steak at the other place that I can't seem to remember the name of... Decided today to check out an old fort and the cemetery and ...
Day Trippin
... to do with the remarkable cleanliness of the village. A pleasant contrast to the general litter strewn surroundings in Nicaragua. Here we visited some pottery artisans, toured their workshops and then enjoyed a peaceful lunch. Trip number two was to ...
Welcome to Nicaragua Mom & Dad
... couldn't be happier to spend some time with them. We also did a tour of the 365 isletas (mini-islands) on Lake Nicaragua and had some amazing breakfasts and dinners at La Casa Blanca, a definite recommendation for anyone traveling into Granada. It is ...
HIPICA by FYNN
... and the country roads were real dirt tracks which meant we seemed to go on an endless journey through the backwaters of central Nicaragua and we still hadn’t reached San Antonio by 2 pm. However, as with many things in Nicaragua, this proved to be ...
Colonial styling in Nica
... him down to $20.00 and lazily got driven 2 hrs North to Granada in - some sort of semi style. We arrived in Granada, we immediately fell in love with the town, but not so much the people. Up unto this point, we loved all the Nicaraguans that we ...
Granada
... with Öh right", which indicates they have no idea what its about, or much care and stay just long enough as not to appear rude. Granada! We spent a few days here, its an old Colonial town built by the spanish in 1500 and something. Its a bit of a ...
BETTER FOOTBALL by FYNN
Miercoles 16 Junio First we had our last maths lesson with Lester and at the end me and Lily hugged him. Edie was with Joseline.After that we played in our house.Then we went to the kids school and all of us went to see were they hope to build a better ...
Granada
... gone. Iīm sure there is crime here but if youīre careful and donīt do anything stupid you should be fine. Beside Granada is lake Nicaragua which is a nice place to hang out and get away from the heat. One other great thing about Granada was that it ...
W hy do I bother?
... that we met in Merida, Mexico (they are the ones that got married the same day as us) that just happened to be here in Granada as well. So we headed over to there hostel where there was a huge group of travellers hanging out, the party well under ...
Day 2 in Granada
... . In Europe you feel like you are surrounded by tourists and if you look hard you can spot locals like finding waldo. In granada, you have to 'spot the tourists' among the locals. And the art to finding the tourists is easy: Go in a restaurant or ...

