Family tours in Nicaragua:
A travel guide

Nicaragua is renowned for the warm hospitality of its people. Visitors are greeted with a sincere smile from Nicaraguans eager to share their country’s cultural and natural riches. Nicaraguans are proud of their homeland and are happy to share their love for it, creating a friendly and caring atmosphere that is ideal for family travel.What about safety? Contrary to reports from Europe about the country’s political situation, Nicaragua is one of the safest countries in Central America, offering a safe and welcoming environment for family travel

Nicaragua, famous for its chain of volcanoes and nicknamed « the land of volcanoes and lakes », offers families plenty of options for exploring these natural wonders . Do you enjoy sporting challenges as a family? If so, then climbing the Mombacho volcano is the adventure for you! Well-maintained trails to the summit provide breathtaking views of Lake Nicaragua and the surrounding islands. With passionate local guides to guide you and inform you about the rich flora and fauna of the region, this excursion promises to be both educational and exciting for any family

Located on Lake Nicaragua, las Isletas are a veritable tropical paradise made up of over a hundred small islands. An excursion by boat or kayak through these small islands offers the chance to observe a wide variety of exotic birds up close. Children will love sailing through the calm waters of the lake, discovering the wildlife of this unique landscape.

Nicaragua abounds in flora and fauna (7% of the world’s biodiversity), which you can see at every stage of your trip. A true natural safari where you can meet a multitude of wild animals. Howler monkeys, veritable tree acrobats, exchange calls from branch to branch, while sloths bask, curled up on their branches. Hummingbirds appear in every garden, and the songs of toucans and guardabarrancos create a natural symphony to accompany your day

A three-day stopover  in a Nicaraguan finca will give you the opportunity to interact with a family of coffee growers and provide an enriching experience for the whole family. Accompanied by passionate guides, you’ll explore the region’s verdant, mountainous landscapes and discover its waterfalls. Who will be the first to take a dip in the cool waters?

Nicaragua is not just a land of lakes and volcanoes, the destination also has two coasts: the Pacific Coast and the Caribbean, where you can enjoy a seaside stopover. San Juan del Sur, a charming fishing town on Nicaragua’s Pacific coast, is the ideal place to swim, surf or simply relax under the sun. Passionate about water sports? You can rent surfboards or kayaks for fun in the waves, or simply stroll along the shore in search of shellfish and crabs. From July to January, the beaches of La Flor become the scene of an extraordinary natural spectacle: the laying of sea turtles. An educational and moving experience that will raise children’s awareness of the importance of conserving these endangered species

Nicaragua is full of picturesque colonial towns where history and culture blend harmoniously. Granada, with its colorful buildings and cobbled streets, offers families the chance to lose themselves in a past rich in tradition. A horse-drawn carriage ride through the city’s narrow streets is an ideal way to discover its hidden treasures, such as the famous Granada Cathedral. The city of Masaya is another Nicaraguan must-see. Its colorful market overflows with color and creativity, each product telling a unique and authentic story. Masaya’s local crafts are a true reflection of Nicaraguan culture.From colonial cities to breathtaking natural landscapes and unique cultural experiences, a trip to Nicaragua promises unforgettable memories for young and old alike. So pack your bags and set off to discover Nicaragua with your family!