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Unveiled Beauty Between Two Oceans
From Cloud Forests to Colonial Cities, Discover Nicaragua's Untouched Splendor
Nicaragua
Discover the captivating beauty and rich heritage of Nicaragua, beckoning you to explore its wonders. Explore the colonial charm of Granada, wander through the bustling markets of Masaya, and unwind on the pristine beaches of San Juan del Sur. Immerse yourself in the lush jungles of Ometepe Island, the serene beauty of Lake Nicaragua, and the dramatic landscapes of Mombacho Volcano. With The Occasionist, Nicaragua's diverse landscapes and vibrant culture await, promising endless adventures in the heart of Central America.
Why Visit
Experience the colonial charm of Granada, one of Central America's oldest and most picturesque cities. Wander through cobblestone streets lined with colorful colonial buildings, visit historic churches and cathedrals, and take in panoramic views from the iconic bell tower of La Merced Church. Embark on an adventure to Ometepe Island, a volcanic paradise formed by two towering volcanoes rising from Lake Nicaragua. Explore lush rainforests, hike to volcanic craters, kayak on tranquil waters, and encounter diverse wildlife in this unique natural setting.Discover the pristine beaches of San Juan del Sur, a laid-back coastal town renowned for its surf breaks, sunsets, and vibrant beach culture. Lounge on golden sands, catch some waves, or indulge in fresh seafood at beachfront restaurants overlooking the Pacific Ocean.Explore the lush cloud forests and biodiversity of Matagalpa and Jinotega, Nicaragua's mountainous northern regions. Trek through dense forests, visit coffee plantations, and encounter an array of bird species and wildlife in these verdant landscapes.Uncover the archaeological wonders of the ancient city of Leon Viejo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Nicaragua's most significant historical sites. Explore the ruins of this abandoned colonial city, including the remains of churches, convents, and fortifications, offering insights into Nicaragua's colonial past.bottom of page