Rancho del Oro
Nicaragua is emerging as Central America's most intriguing new destination.
Offering an authentic experience that brings travelers in touch with the natural
warmth of the people, Nicaragua boasts culture, nature and adventure. Pre-
Columbian artifacts, dazzling colonial architecture and vibrant folkloric tradition
are set against a backdrop of extraordinary natural beauty - volcanoes,
beaches, pristine rainforest and astounding biodiversity. Activities that appeal to
a host of interests abound. Nicaragua is a country with heart - genuine and real
- and welcoming visitors with open arms.
Nicaragua, the land of lakes and volcanoes, is considered one of the last
frontiers in the Americas. Plagued by negative media during the 1980’s this
Central American jewel is the best kept secret on the continent. Nicaragua is the
largest country in Central America and has the largest area of primary-growth
rain forest north of the Amazon, hundreds of beaches, 40 total volcanoes, six of
which are active, and plenty of sleepy surf towns.
"Travelers who have been to both countries say Nicaragua is like Costa Rica
was 20 years ago, except there's even more on view, from an active volcano to
a rich history."
- THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
Offering an authentic experience that brings travelers in touch with the natural
warmth of the people, Nicaragua boasts culture, nature and adventure. Pre-
Columbian artifacts, dazzling colonial architecture and vibrant folkloric tradition
are set against a backdrop of extraordinary natural beauty - volcanoes,
beaches, pristine rainforest and astounding biodiversity. Activities that appeal to
a host of interests abound. Nicaragua is a country with heart - genuine and real
- and welcoming visitors with open arms.
Nicaragua, the land of lakes and volcanoes, is considered one of the last
frontiers in the Americas. Plagued by negative media during the 1980’s this
Central American jewel is the best kept secret on the continent. Nicaragua is the
largest country in Central America and has the largest area of primary-growth
rain forest north of the Amazon, hundreds of beaches, 40 total volcanoes, six of
which are active, and plenty of sleepy surf towns.
"Travelers who have been to both countries say Nicaragua is like Costa Rica
was 20 years ago, except there's even more on view, from an active volcano to
a rich history."
- THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
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