A visitor to our website sent me a few emails with a bunch of questions about Granada, Nicaragua, so I’ve decided to answer them here in a separate post. How did you like Granada, Nicaragua? I hear very positive things…
Cigars, a Cemetery, and an old Compound
A visit in Granada, Nicaragua leads us to Mombacho Cigars, Granada Cemetery, and the old town fort.
Hotel Terrasol in Granada, Nicaragua: a great hotel in Granada
A review of Hotel Terrasol in Granada, Nicaragua. Hotel Terrasol is run by Victor and Kattya, both awesome innkeepers and awesome at preparing great food. Stay at Hotel Terrasol when you visit Granada, for a great hotel with air conditioning and great food.
Volcano Masaya, Masaya, Nicaragua
We’ve all heard stories of people who go to see a volcano. Some go to see the vegetation, some go to study it, and some go who are just curious. If curiosity is what you’re looking for, then Volcano Masaya…
Blind Massage in Granada, Nicaragua
A 1 hour massage from a blind person, Spanish speaking, in Granada, Nicaragua, for just fifteen dollars.
Ticabus Travel: San Jose, Costa Rica to Managua / Granada, Nicaragua on Ticabus
Traveling by Ticabus from San Jose, Costa Rica to Managua, Nicaragua. From Managua, we took the local bus to Granada, Nicaragua. The Ticabus travel was great. We recommend Ticabus’s Ejecutivo service, but take warm clothes as Ticabus likes to make their buses be like the polar express.
Granada, Nicaragua: First Impressions
I’d heard good things about Granada, Nicaragua. But most of the descriptions I’ve heard of it say that it is a “colonial city”. I didn’t really know what that meant. I expected to see a lot of colonial-style architecture. What…