Nicaragua in a Day
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Nicaragua in a Day
See the historic colonial city of Granada (including Arnold Schwarzenegger’s favorite cigar factory and the spectacular view from the Iglesia de la Merced bell tower), enjoy a boat tour of Lake Nicaragua, visit Masaya Volcano National Park and the magnificent Catarinas viewpoint, plus shop in the famous Masaya Handicraft Market, all in one day!
This tour not operated directly by Offitours but you’ll still enjoy the personalized service and relaxed atmosphere of a small group (up to ten guests). Your local guide handles all the border crossing details and accompanies you throughout the day to provide you with a pleasant, stress-free taste of Nicaragua.
Attractions
See the historic colonial city of Granada (including Arnold Schwarzenegger’s favorite cigar factory and the spectacular view from the Iglesia de la Merced bell tower), enjoy a boat tour of Lake Nicaragua, visit Masaya Volcano National Park and the magnificent Catarinas viewpoint, plus shop in the famous Masaya Handicraft Market, all in one day!
This tour not operated directly by Offitours but you’ll still enjoy the personalized service and relaxed atmosphere of a small group (up to ten guests). Your local guide handles all the border crossing details and accompanies you throughout the day to provide you with a pleasant, stress-free taste of Nicaragua.
Tour includes
Transportation, guide, visas and border taxes, breakfast, lunch and boat trip.
Dinner is not included, as to make the best use of your time in Nicaragua; there are no stops on the return trip except at the border where snacks and drinks may be purchased if desired.
Recommended Dress
Shorts, hat and comfortable footwear.
What to Bring
Camera, insect repellent, sunscreen, sunglasses, drinking water, snacks (if desired), spending money in US dollars and passport.
Schedule
Full-day tour – pick up 6:00 to 6:30 am and drop off 7:00 to 7:30 pm.
Participation Requirements
Must have a valid passport with an expiration date of no less than six months from the day of the tour. Minors must be accompanied by both parents.
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