Nicaragua is fast becoming a top-of-mind destination for travelers. The adventurous can experience thrill-inducing activities such as hiking through untouched jungles and up volcanoes, sandboarding down a volcano, and rappelling off a cliff into crystal blue waters. Those who come to relax can enjoy elite eco-living, yoga overlooking the ocean, horseback riding along the Emerald Coast, and delicious oceanfront dinners while watching the sunset. Nicaragua is a destination for everyone - and suddenly everyone is noticing.

Once an afterthought, Nicaragua is fast becoming the “hot spot” for those in the know to experience beauty in its most natural form – from jungles and pristine beaches to volcanoes and colonial architecture – whether they are on a budget or spending top dollar. Your clients can take advantage of Nicaragua’s growing popularity with one of the many travel specials available now. Here are just a few:

Jaguar Journeys “Luxurious Nicaragua:” Luxury, Leisure 6 days, starting at $1,555 per person – airfare included

• Option between two resorts: Aqua Wellness Resort or Pelican Eyes Resort & Spa
• San Juan Del Sur and beaches

Ladatco Tours “Nicaragua Explorer:” Charm, Luxury, Relaxation 10 days, starting at $3,995 per person – airfare not included

• Colonial cities of Leon and Granada
• Selva Negra
• Coffee plantation at La Harmonia
• Masaya National Park and Masaya Volcano
• San Juan del Sur and beaches

Adventure Life “Nicaragua Multisport:” Active, Authentic, Adventure 8 days, starting at $1,695 per person - airfare not included

• Colonial city of Granada
• Ziplining, kayaking
• Mombacho Volcano
• Ometepe Island biking and horseback riding
• San Juan del Sur and beaches

Nica Adventure Getaways “The Nica Adventure Getaway:” Fitness, Adventure, Intimate Experience 6 days, starting at $1,925 per person - airfare not included

• Colonial city of Granada
• Crater lake swims
• Kayaking, ziplining
• Mombacho Volcano hike
• Salsa lessons
• 5K Nica Run (include runners from local running clubs)

Portion of profits go to local Granada children’s charities