Special Interest

The beauty of a custom tour itinerary is it fits your tastes like a tailored suit. Just like the marking on a turtle’s shell, no two are alike. Tours Nicaragua is highly conscious of the uniqueness of our clients and we design custom tour itineraries at no extra charge.

All Tours Nicaragua custom itineraries are elaborated by our general manager Richard Leonardi, also an experienced photojournalist and author books and numerous essays on Nicaragua.

Nicaragua has some of the world’s most recent and spectacular geology. The Nicaraguan depression has created a mini-rift valley that is home to great lakes, active volcanoes and numerous crater lakes. Nicaragua has one of the world’s youngest volcanoes and numerous calderas and they are easily accessed from Nicaragua’s major towns. There is also an interesting contrast between rustic method gold mining and state of the art geothermal power, as well as some fun sports like kayaking, zip-lining and volcano sledding.

10% of Nicaragua is covered by warm fresh water and both coasts are bathed by warm water oceans. It does not take a genius to figure out that Nicaragua is natural paradise for water sports. Come down to Nicaragua and enjoy the warm weather and water with this unique Nicaragua Adventures. This is a fun way to multi-sport Nicaragua. Central America’s most beautiful canyon is also the birthplace of its longest river, the Río Coco. The colors and shapes of the canyon are best appreciated floating its waters, and for those who wish, a bit of cliff jumping or repelling.

One day cruise ship shore excursion from the port of Corinto. Escape the crowds and enjoy Nicaragua’s finest culture tour in a small group ambience. With Tours Nicaragua cruise excursions every group of 18 visitors has their own air-conditioned bus with chilled bottled water and an expert private guide.

Leave your guidebooks at the hotel today, and take a ride into the heartland of Nicaragua with Painted Pony Horse Tours.

We will ride through the part of Granada, past the famous cemeteries, on our way to the unspoiled Nicaraguan countryside. Passing through some of the small hamlets, and along the way, you will be greeted by the children’s squeals of delight and a welcoming “adios” from the local people the area.