Full Day Tour Granada, Nicaragua

OUR TOURS ON DEMAND ARE MEANT TO BE PERSONALIZED IN ORDER TO MEET YOUR VACATION OBJECTIVES. PRICES PER PERSON, WILL BE BASED ON THE NUMBER OF PERSONS IN YOUR PARTY, THE DATE SELECTED AND YOUR PICK-UP LOCATION. TOUR DESCRIPTION: Granada is considered the oldest city in Central America. Situated on the shores of Lake Nicaragua. It is home to multiple Spanish colonial landmarks that have survived repeated pirate invasions. The city’s main plaza is dominated by the colorful, neoclassical facade of the Cathedral of Granada, originally dating to 1583. You will have the chance to enjoy the fascinating view of Omotepe Island which is home to two majestic volcanos: Concepción which is active and dominating the landmark beside Maderas Volcano. This will be your chance to take photos of the worlds largest island. One of the highlights of the trip is when you will arrive at majestic crater of Masaya Volcano. This active volcano sometime forms an impressive cloud in the sky. When it is clear you can see the fire in the center of the crater. We will also have the chance discover the city of Masaya and visit its colorful craft market in the city. This is your opportunity to purchase amazing artisanal artwork at really good prices. The journey also brings you to Lake Granada where, during a boat tour, you will discover over 30 islands scattered on the shores of the largest lake in Central America. You will then continue your journey towards the colonial city of Granada, then visit the church of La Merced – originally built in 1534. From its tower, visitors have a panoramic view of the oldest city in Central America. What to bring Passport valid for a least 6 months. Proof of exit of Costa Rica during the 90 days following the tour (paper or electronic copy of your airline ticket) Running shoes (no sandals or flip flops) Sweater for cooler temperatures Camera and your amazing smile Insect repellent Bottle of water Photocopy or electronic copy of passport in cell phone Recommended to bring a light snack to hold you until breakfast Money for gratuities to chauffeur and guides Included All border fees and immigration related taxes Transportation with bilingual guide (English and Spanish) Professional bilingual guides (English and Spanish) Entree fees to all sites Breakfast and lunch (no dinner included) 13% Costa Rican Sales Tax