El vigorón, a Nicaraguan visitor food in Costa Rica

Written by: Raúl Gavarrette O.Translated by: Fernando Rodríguez M. Get ready to embark on a culinary adventure because one of the most popular dishes in Nicaragua is the mouth-watering Vigoron! Dr. Alejandro Barberena Perez’s book Granada in 1971 is the ultimate source for information on the origins of the Vigoron, which took place in Granada […]

Learn Spanish in Laguna de Apoyo

If you are looking for relaxation and tranquility surrounded by nature, if you are looking for a place where you can do water sports and at the same time learn something new and useful for your trips, Laguna de Apoyo is the right place to stay, dive, hike, kayak, and learn Spanish with our School. […]

Spanish courses in Laguna de Apoyo

Laguna de Apoyo is paradise on earth. Located at just 40 minutes from Granada city, this awesome huge crater lake, a stunning nature reserve in Nicaragua offers fantastic views, wild life exploration in the surroundings. It is a peaceful destination for nature lovers. Toucans, howler monkeys, birds, butterflies, squirrels, and more! Beautiful sunrises every morning […]

Nicaragua Spanish Language Schools origins and history (1)

By Raúl Gavarrette O. The origins and history of the Nicaraguan Spanish language schools dates back to the 80´s during the Sandinista revolution. In the eighties this was an incipient language industry and it was not seen as a business activity. The way the first Spanish language school was launched and open to public did […]

Free Spanish lesson Central America

If you are travelling in Central America try some Spanish lessons in any of the countries in the region. Below is the link to some basic essential expressions to manage yourself in Spanish. https://es.scribd.com/document/24155047/A-Free-Spanish-Class-to-Travel-Nicaragua

Spanish lessons in Managua

Visiting Nicaragua? Study Spanish with our professional teachers in Managua downtown and vecinities. Managua’s best attractions blend historical resilience with vibrant lakeside culture. Top highlights include the surviving ruins of the Antigua Catedral de Managua, the cultural exhibits at the Palacio Nacional de la Cultura, and the waterfront dining at Puerto Salvador Allende. Managua packs […]

Volcán Masaya, Nicaragua

The Masaya Volcano National Park is located a few kilometers from Masaya city and half an hour distance from our host city Granada. The Park has a very special flora inhabited by varied wild animals. There are long caves that are home to lots of bats; in the volcano crater walls lot of small pretty […]

Islets boat tour in Cocibolca Lake Nicaragua

Lovely boat tour in fresh water Lake Cocibolca known as the Big Lake of Nicaragua. Las Isletas is a paradisiacal archipelago made of more than three hundred small islands which offers beautiful peaceful views to the visitors. Lago Cocibolca is the eight biggest lake in the world and the biggest in Central America. The tour […]

Laguna de Apoyo, Nicaragua

By Amber Dobrzensky Nicaragua’s cleanest and most enticing swimming hole is Laguna de Apoyo, just outside of Masaya. Actually a lake that formed in the drowned volcanic crater of the long extinct Apoyo Volcano, the lagoon floor reaches 200 meters in depth—the lowest point in all of Central America. Considering how easy it is to […]

Masaya handy-craft market in Nicaragua

Masaya city is known as the capital of the Nicaraguan handy crafts, and folklore, Nicaraguan marimba and traditional dances. A visit to this predominant indigenous non-tourist city includes a walking tour to the Lookout with nice views of the Masaya Volcano and Masaya Lake; the hammocks workshops and stores near the Malecón; the Central Park […]