Known as the “Land of Lakes and Volcanoes,” Nicaragua offers travellers a mix of colonial charm, natural beauty, and off-the-beaten-path adventures. From the cobblestone streets of Granada to the volcanic landscapes of Ometepe Island, the surf beaches of San Juan del Sur, and the lush highlands of Matagalpa, Nicaragua is Central America’s hidden treasure. With Movidas Journeys, discover tailor-made Nicaragua tours filled with culture and adventure.
Stroll through the colourful colonial city of Granada.
Relax or surf on the Pacific beaches of San Juan del Sur.
Explore Ometepe Island, formed by two towering volcanoes.
Hike up Masaya Volcano or enjoy the views from Mombacho Volcano.
Visit the vibrant capital, Managua, and learn about Nicaraguan culture.
Discover coffee plantations and cloud forests in Matagalpa and Jinotega.
Escape to the Corn Islands for pristine Caribbean beaches.
Nicaragua has a tropical climate with dry and wet seasons
Dry season (Nov – Apr): Best for sightseeing, hiking, and beach time.
Wet season (May – Oct): Green landscapes and fewer crowds, though with afternoon rains.
The best time to visit Nicaragua is November to April, when the weather is warm and dry across the country.
From boutique colonial hotels to eco-lodges and beach resorts
Beachfront resorts and surf lodges.
Boutique colonial stays like Hotel Plaza Colón.
Eco-lodges with volcano views.
Coffee haciendas and mountain lodges.
Small eco-resorts and beachfront bungalows.
Modern city hotels for convenience.
Explore the colonial streets and churches of Granada.
Climb or zipline on Mombacho Volcano.
Watch lava glow at Masaya Volcano National Park.
Kayak on Lake Nicaragua or around Ometepe.
Relax, surf, or party in San Juan del Sur.
Snorkel or dive around the Corn Islands.
Visit coffee farms and cloud forests in the highlands.
Here are some ideas we can customize for you
Granada, San Juan del Sur, Corn Islands (8–9 days).
Nicaragua with Costa Rica or El Salvador (12–14 days).
Granada, Masaya Volcano, Ometepe, San Juan del Sur (7–8 days).