You will be picked up from your hotel on time and taken to the border where your guide will assist you at each crossing step, which takes approximately 30 minutes. The guide will facilitate the process and will take care of all passport and visa procedures. From here we will travel for a good breakfast to start the day.

Here you can enjoy an incredible view over the crater of the dormant volcano, Granada and Lake Nicaragua. You will be allowed to walk freely for a while before getting back on the bus and heading to the next stop.

Shop for affordable souvenirs and experience the Nicaraguan lifestyle before sitting down for a typical Nicaraguan lunch.

Visiting an inactive volcano in Nicaragua allows you to experience the tranquility and natural beauty that volcanic activity left in its wake. As you walk along the trails, you will discover landscapes marked by ancient eruptions, such as craters full of vegetation, now home to diverse species of flora and fauna. In some cases, the crater has been transformed into a lake of crystal clear waters, surrounded by leafy vegetation that contrasts with the Visitors can observe unique geological formations such as petrified lava flows, lava-formed caves and volcanic ash fields that create a lunar landscape. Panoramic views from the tops offer a breathtaking view of the surrounding valleys and mountains, showing how volcanoes have shaped the terrain of the region. This type of volcano is a visual reminder of the power of nature, now at rest, but full.

An ancient colonial town near Lake Nicaragua. Make a stop at the Church of La Merced, considered one of the most beautiful buildings in Granada. It is flanked by a large tower that houses the church bells. You'll go upstairs and get to the roof of the church. From here, you will have a panoramic view of the city of Granada, the volcano and Lake Nicaragua with the islets. This is the perfect place to take pictures of the beautiful city and the surrounding area.

The Islets of Granada are one of the most beautiful natural landscapes in Nicaragua. They are located on Lake Nicaragua (Lago Cocibolca), near the city of Granada, and form an impressive archipelago with more than 360 small islands. These islands originated thousands of years ago when Mombacho Volcano erupted and large rocks were ejected into the lake, forming the small islands that are observed today. Currently, many of the islands are covered with tropical vegetation and some have private homes, hotels or restaurants. During the boat tour of the islands, visitors can enjoy scenery, abundant nature and bird watching, as well as learn about the history and culture of the region. It is also possible to see monkeys, tropical birds and local communities living around the lake. The Islets of Granada offer a quiet and picturesque experience, becoming one of the most visited and photographed destinations in Nicaragua.

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