Hotel Ivania's Masaya
El calvario, De la Iglesia el calvario 31/2 cuadras al oeste Masaya, 69, Nicaragua
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A Nicaraguan Christmas Eve
... We picked up a few things, but nothing too exciting.
Our next stop was the famous El Zaguan Restaurant in Granada. Granada will be our base for the next two nights and this restaurant is THE place to eat. Lunch al fresco in the beautiful garden was worth the trip. El Zaguan is known for churrasco, grilled beef that’s seasoned just right. Needless to say, we enjoyed our lunch.
And the day was just getting ...
Granada and Laguna de Apoyo.
... kilometre body of water contained inside the crater of the inactive Apoyo Volcano (think big warm clean lake!).Laguna de Apoyo is one of Nicaragua’s most beautiful natural wonders and just a 30 minute ride from Granada. We spent the day chilling out in the warm sweet water lake and swimming to a little dock to sun bathe all day long.
The next morning we were busy, first we met with Empowerment International about 20 mins walk from the city centre of Granada. They work ...
No era pa' tanto
... a la iglesia veo que han sacado las bancas y que la gran nave central se encuentra vacía y llena de basura, mientras los comerciantes apoyados en las columnas con sus mesitas ofrecen comida y otras cosas....se me viene a la mente la clase de religión y el capítulo en que Jesucristo expulsa a los mercaderes del templo.
Se acaba el día y como sea encontré algunas cosas bellas que les llevaré a los que amo.
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Granada
... the cathedral on the front of our lonely planet guide to central america was Granada's main cathedral . The layout of the city was very much like all the colonial cities of central america, but there seemed to be much more space on the streets and buildings. We thought we better book a tour for the next day and then headed down to the pier to see our first glimpse of Lake Nicaragua.... It's big , it looked more like a sea than a lake.
We then thought we'd soak up ...
Time out in Granada
Friday 26th August:
At 5:30am the lights came on and the bus had a hostess on board, just like a plane. She handed us the boarder crossing forms, and then came around with some coffee. How nice! Didn't expect that.
The border crossing was another easy one... Entering and leaving El Salvador we didn't even have to get off the bus! The officials came on and checked our passports. Great stuff. To get to Nicaragua, we had to do a short drive through Honduras – so ...


