Travelogues Granada

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Heute habe ich einen großartigen Ausflug zum nahegelegenen Vulkan Mombacho gemacht – und diese Eindrücke haben mich ein Stück weit mit Granada versöhnt. Zunächst bin ich

In Granada or on the way there, the story took a dramatic turn. We booked a shuttle bus from Leon to take us to Managua on a Friday. Kris, the manager of our hostel in Leon, had...

After a long back and forth, research on the internet and conversations with other travelers, we decided to go to Nicaragua despite the current unrest. So at 9:00, we got on a...

Good morning, what can I say, backpacking isn't always great. Some days it's just a pain and you just want to go home! Everything annoys you, you spend a lot of time on your...

I have decided to dedicate two blog posts to the tantrum. And there will also be a video in the not too distant future. So finally here it is: What the heck is this tantrum?...

Soap bubbles, fire photography, and circus family

OR: A spectacle at its finest

The story of the family vacation continues. While we were frolicking at the lagoon, we were also looking for accommodation for the night - not an easy task, especially so close...

In 1524, the city of Granada was founded as one of the first Spanish settlements by the Spanish conqueror Francisco Hernández de Córdoba. Today it is the third largest city in...

Since yesterday we are in Granada. The city is incredibly beautiful, it was love at first sight ♡ (yes, it exists :D) It is comparable to León, but much greener and the houses...

Or: Recovering from Lightning Strike

OR: Toni has a baby and lots of fun

On the way to Little Corn Island, we have to go to the airport in Managua. Since our flight is already at 7:00 am in the morning and we are trying to avoid Managua by all means,...

Elena mostly walks. She is still very young and doesn't have much money. She comes from near Munich and has been here for 2 months. Elena lives in the same family as me. Her...

The journey from Tamarindo to Nicaragua was adventurous, to say the least. I was so lucky at the border crossing, without the Australians I met on the way there, I wouldn't have...

From Isla de Ometepe we took the ferry back to San Jorge and then to Rivas. There's really something going on in Rivas, there are stalls everywhere that sell food, clothes,...