Las Isletas Boat Tour
Description
Explore the Islands in the Lake of Nicaragua Watch Great Bird Life Enjoy the beautiful views of Granada City and Mombacho Volcano
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Itinerary
The largest lake in Centro-america, Nicaragua Lake or well known like the only lake with fresh water sharks, is just 10 mins driving from the center of Granada. Once we are in the small port we take a motor boat (18 people capacity with life jackets) and we go around the Little Islets where we will show all their secrets like great bird life, Spanish fortress with two floors where we have great views over the lake, Granada city and Mombacho Volcano. Learn how the people in the Islets make their living every day. The nature is beautiful with a lots of bird life and amazing views of the volcanoes and Lake Nicaragua. These serene and rustic islands we will visit by boat, showing you all its secrets!
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Important Information
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Infants are allowed on this Tour, and they can sit in their seat or on laps depending on their age.
Reviews(3)
It was lovely being on the water and learning about some of the wildlife and local culture. Ishmael was an experienced guide
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Our tour guide Israel was amazing. He was extremely knowledgeable and was very friendly and kind. He went out of his way to make our tour fun and educational. The boat driver Felix was also super knowledgeable and made sure to help us see all the birds and animals! Would recommend whole heartedly to anyone looking for a unique and fantastic experience!
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Our guide Oscar was absolutely fabulous! (I am bad with names, so sorry if I misremembered!) This might just be the best guided tour I've ever had. Originally we were scheduled to take the 10 am tour, but I was worried about cutting it close on transportation. After talking to him, we moved our time to the 3 pm slot. This was definitely the right move, since our bus was *four hours late* into town. Good call, Oscar! I have a background in ecology, so I was very interested in the plants and animals in the area. I asked him a ton of questions about different plants and animals, and he knew all of them, explained the natural history, and pointed out some amazing things (the bats under the tree branch was my absolute favorite). We saw ospreys, vultures, jacanas, howler monkeys, anis, and--this is one of my favorites--Montezuma Oropendolas! I cannot recommend this tour highly enough. It was the best thing we did in all of Nicaragua!
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