Granada, Nicaragua is a nice, small colonial town. Although there certainly are tourists there, it is not as touristy as other colonial towns in Central America.
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Tuesday, October 7, 2014
travel zen on tuesday - granada
Granada, Nicaragua is a nice, small colonial town. Although there certainly are tourists there, it is not as touristy as other colonial towns in Central America.
i like to eat, i like to drink and i like to travel. i like it even better when i eat and drink while i travel.
#willtravelforfoodandbooze
Monday, September 15, 2014
things to do in granada, nicaragua
Nicaragua is not quite on the tourist trail yet but, in recent years, many publications (see here, here and here) have been touting the country as a great place for Americans to retire due to the lower cost of living. When I heard "lower cost of living," I immediately thought that the country would be great to travel cheaply. I was not disappointed.
On one long weekend, Mr. Sazy Rock and I ventured to Granada, Nicaragua. I found this small colonial town quite pleasant. It did not have the same cobbled stones charm of Antigua (a colonial town in Guatemala), but, it certainly still had a lot to offer (and for a little less money).
If you visit Granada, these are my recommendations:
On one long weekend, Mr. Sazy Rock and I ventured to Granada, Nicaragua. I found this small colonial town quite pleasant. It did not have the same cobbled stones charm of Antigua (a colonial town in Guatemala), but, it certainly still had a lot to offer (and for a little less money).
If you visit Granada, these are my recommendations:
i like to eat, i like to drink and i like to travel. i like it even better when i eat and drink while i travel.
#willtravelforfoodandbooze
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