Hotel La Bocona Granada
Calle la Libertad Granada, Nicaragua
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Restoration of a Colonial Jewel
Hotel La Bocona is now a six guestroom/ three courtyard, amazing colonial hotel and spa to be enjoyed by travelers from all corners of the world who come to Granada, Nicaragua--looking for an authentic portal to exciting times gone by in Latin-American history.
This 2000 square meter mansion was originally built over a seven year period by …
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Loud noises!
... markets in masaya and i got some good laundry soap and a little painted throwing top. The new market is full plastic **** and fried types of food, more for the locals, and the old market is a bunch of tourist stuff aimed straight at tourists, and priced for it as well.
Today I went to the post office, and to print some things out, and to the bank, city type errands. And now, I am off to pop my liter of tona and have a nice swim. Hasta proximo! ...
Nicaragua
... a big beach, it was very quiet, had a beachfront bar and was really relaxing. We stayed 2nights just doing nothing and relaxing. On our travel day we went Volcano Boarding! Like snowboarding but down a volcano through the ash. The hike up was horrible- I am so unfit and we had to carry our board, I actually was going to give up and turn back. The ride down was fun though! We also took some fun pictures of us jumping off the edge and in steam etc, so ...
Las Isletas and our last entry from Granada
... days we´ve also done our fair share of fighting with technology. Trying to get photos uploaded, backed up, onto drop box, registering with skype, online banking, booking hotels, topping up mobiles and eventually dropping the tablet and cracking its screen... I still find it incredible how technology can link people and experiences, although it can also limit it, because whilst we were fighting with the tech stuff we didn´t actually go out and do stuff. A selection of ...
Volcano Boarding!!!
... on the foothill of Cerro Negro and wanting to get up there again for a second run, then third, forth, fifth....
The thrill is over. The group is now heading back to León. I look like I have been working hard in a coal mine. I am not only covered in layers of sweat, but layers of volcanic sand and dust - I am leaving a trail of pebbles, sand and dust...I ...



