Indagare's Rose Allen
One of the oldest cities in the America's, Granada is full of neoclassic and baroque architecture.
Central America’s largest and least densely populated country, Nicaragua is broken up into three areas: the magnificent Pacific coast, the remote Central Region and the nearly deserted Atlantic coast. The moniker “the country of lakes and volcanoes,” is no exaggeration. In addition to the 28 volcanoes (6 of which are still active), 8 crater lakes and hundreds of beaches along 650 miles of untouched coastline, there are also vibrant colonial cities and tropical forests.
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Perfect forRomantics | Ultimate Indulgers
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When to goDecember-February | March-May | June-August
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Ideal length of stay3-5 Nights
Designing Your Journey
Work with Indagare to design the perfect itinerary for an immersive journey. Our travel experts know the destination inside and out, and they can make recommendations based on your travel needs and preferences.
3 Days: Essential Nicaragua
Experience the best of Nicaragua with a customized itinerary that includes relaxation and exploration. Here is just one example of what our destination experts can create for you.
Day 1: Relax and Unwind
Begin your stay relaxing at your resort. Opt for a spa treatment or yoga lesson and end the evening with an indulgent meal on property, framed by great views.
Day 2: Granada and Volcano Exploration
Today, visit the colorful and charming Spanish colonial city of Granada with a guide before heading to Mombacho Volcano, which hosts an impressive range of flora and fauna.
Day 3: On the Water
Take a private boat trip to admire Nicaragua’s pristine coastline. Visit the beautiful, secluded beach of Playa Blanca for a barbecue lunch. After, continue to explore bays and beaches, stopping to snorkel and experience the sea life up close.
Where To Stay
We only feature hotels that we can vouch for first-hand. At many of them, Indagare members receive special amenities, including upgrades, early check-in, breakfast, spa credits and more. Look for the Indagare Plus logo in the reviews.
Read MoreMukul
A passion project for a savvy Nicaraguan businessman, Mukul is a stunning, remote property on the Nicaraguan coast that provides the utmost in luxury while still being low-impact on the environment and providing long-term benefits for the local community.
Read MoreAqua Wellness Resort
This Zen-like resort made up of tree-house style casitas dotted along the coast offers guests peaceful stays complete with endless communing with nature and expertly-run yoga classes.
Read MoreMorgan's Rock
Nicaragua’s first eco-lodge, Morgan’s Rock features only 15 ocean-facing, open-air (with screens) bungalows, allowing guests to be awakened by nature. Without air-conditioning, the rooms can get warm but the ocean provides beautiful breezes.
Credit Murphy O'BrienRead MoreNekupe Sporting Resort and Retreat
An elegant hilltop hideaway outside of Granada, this sprawling compound boasts striking jungle and volcano views and is perfect for a group of friends or extended family.
Courtyard and Pool at Tribal Hotel, Nicaragua, NicaraguaRead MoreTribal Hotel
Located just a few blocks walk from the center of Granada, this artsy boutique hotel is a chic yet laidback alternative to the traditional colonial hotel.
