After breakfast, transfer to Granada City. Granada, Nicaragua’s most visited city, was founded in 1524. Known for its colonial and neoclassical architecture, colorful cobblestone streets, and relaxed atmosphere, Granada is a key destination for both locals and travelers.
Take a guided walking tour of the city, including stops at La Merced Church, the Cathedral, and the San Francisco Convent, which houses a collection of pre-Columbian sculptures. Continue to Lake Nicaragua for a boat trip to the Isletas, a chain of 354 islands formed by a volcanic eruption from Mombacho Volcano. The islands are home to rich birdlife, including egrets, cormorants, ospreys, kingfishers, and oropendulas.. Granada, Nicaragua’s most visited city, was founded in 1524. Known for its colonial and neoclassical architecture, colorful cobblestone streets, and relaxed atmosphere, Granada is a key destination for both locals and travelers.
Take a guided walking tour of the city, including stops at La Merced Church, the Cathedral, and the San Francisco Convent, which houses a collection of pre-Columbian sculptures. Continue to Lake Nicaragua for a boat trip to the Isletas, a chain of 354 islands formed by a volcanic eruption from Mombacho Volcano. The islands are home to rich birdlife, including egrets, cormorants, ospreys, kingfishers, and oropendulas.