The largest nation in Central America, Nicaragua is a representative democratic republic. It shares borders with Honduras to the north, Costa Rica lies to the south, The Pacific Ocean to the west and the Caribbean Sea lies to the east of the country. Paradise to the new generation of travelers, Nicaragua welcomes you with some of the world's most captivating scenery, breath taking landscape, pleasant climate, amazing white sandy beaches, volcano hiking, turquoise water, fishing, coral reefs, lovely laid-back colonial towns and island paradises.

No matter what part of the country you're in, the fun and excitement of discovery on land or sea lies just around the corner. A place of artists and poets, Nicaragua has a rich fascinations for their culture and heritage, discover the local music, dance and the folklore. Nicaragua’s warm and humble welcome makes a complete experience; the friendliness attitude of the habitants is really worth cherishing. It is a place where the country's people are considered as the greater asset than its natural splendor.

For the typical traveler Nicaragua is off the beaten path. Paradise for nature lovers, you’ll find home to the largest freshwater volcanic island in the world, apart from this it is a ground to the second largest rainforest in the Americas. Undoubtedly, Nicaragua is rewarded with mother nature’s beauty! You’ll be amaze to know that Nicaragua's land mass holds 7 percent of the earth's biodiversity. At a fraction of the expense and years of unrest, Nicaragua is emerging as the new Costa Rica.

As world spreads about its warm hospitality and breathtaking natural attractions, Tourism in Nicaragua is booming. Discover the colonial cities that are connected by good paved roads to the west, while in the east you’ll find a couple of golden Caribbean paradises. Don’t miss the Pacific beaches of San Juan del Sur, best place for surfer-friendly tourist. Bluefields attract more tourists for its most unique coastal destination and remote, sleepy fishing village.

Check out the Miskito culture of Bluefields comprising more reggae than Latin. Spend a day at the timeless tropical daydream of Corn Islands, and Little Corn. At the Volcan Masaya National Park enjoy hiking, along blackish lava fields and crimson rivers heading to crater of the active Masaya Volcano. Nicaragua offers with exotic wildlife- three-toed sloth, anteaters, jaguars, armadillos, iguanas and so on. Sports lovers can participate in scuba diving, snorkeling. Last but not the least don’t miss the fantastic Nicaraguan seafood.