
Masaya & Granada Excursion
Discover the "Paris of Central America" and explore the largest handicraft market in Nicaragua on this exciting excursion to Granada and Masaya!. Description. Join us on a cultural adventure as we embark on a full-day excursion to the charming...
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Discover the "Paris of Central America" and explore the largest handicraft market in Nicaragua on this exciting excursion to Granada and Masaya!
Description
Join us on a cultural adventure as we embark on a full-day excursion to the charming cities of Granada and Masaya. We'll start with a convenient pickup from your hotel in Managua at 8 am. Immerse yourself in the rich culture of Nicaragua!
Our first stop will be Masaya, known as the cradle of Nicaraguan folklore. Upon arrival, we'll explore the vibrant handicraft market, where you can browse through a variety of products and traditional objects and pick up authentic souvenirs.
Continuing our journey, we'll venture into the region of the White Villages, revealing the fascinating origin of their name. At a pottery workshop, you'll witness the pre-Columbian techniques of this art form. Then, we'll ascend to the Catarina Viewpoint for panoramic views of the Apoyo Lagoon, Mombacho Volcano, and Lake Nicaragua.
Next, we'll make our way to Granada, arriving around 1 pm. Discover the city’s history as we visit the Convent of San Francisco and La Merced Church. You'll have the chance to climb the tower of La Merced for stunning views.
In Granada, admire other landmarks like the Church of Guadalupe, the Cathedral, and the Church of Xalteva. Then, you'll have half an hour for lunch in the historic city center.
We’ll conclude our journey and head back to Managua, dropping you off at your hotel by 4 pm.
Prices
Included
- Hotel pickup and drop–off
- Transport by minibus
- English–speaking guide
- Ticket to the Catarina Viewpoint
Not included
- Entrance fee to San Francisco Convent: 3USD per person
- Entrance fee to La Merced Tower: 1USD per person
- Lunch and drinks
Tips
- Accessibility: Yes, you must attend with a carer