 | Granada, Nicaragua, Nicaragua |
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... days, particularly if you are interested in taking some Spanish language lessons. During our stay in Granada, we realized that Nicaragua has a serious problem with its energy resources. The power went out several times, included a full city ...
So, costs here in Granada: Andrew has discovered that you can buy: 20 oz. water 33 oz. beer 16.5 oz. of 70-proof cane alcohol (aguardiente) 1 bowl of vigoron (fried up pork skins served with steamed yucca and vinagrette coleslaw) 2 thick ...
This past weekend, my friends from Leon and I went to Granada for the annual "Feria" or street festival. We figured all the tourists that would sign up for hikes would be there and not here so we should be there too! This place is by far the coolest town ...
... as a very safe place, while Managua most definitely does not...we were happy not to go there. Granada is a beautiful town, on the edge of Lago Nicaragua. There are many spectacular old buildings, and it is fun to just wander around here. William ...
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The best of Guatemala in 7 days!
Posted on May 27, 2007, 08:14:35
Nothings impossible. I went from San Cristobal de las Casas, Mexico to Granada, Nicaragua in a week! It was pretty easy going as long as you don't mind up to 4 hours on a chicken bus a day. I even spent 2 days in Leon in that time.
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Annoying travellers
Posted on Apr 26, 2006, 18:11:31
One way to avoid the loud noisy drunks coming in, is to stay at a place that doesn't allow it. They are everywhere. In Granada, Nicaragua I stayed at a place that had lights out at 11:00. That did not mean you had to be in your bunk, just that you had ...
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