Nicaragua Travel Articles
- Trading Places in Nicaragua
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In Nicaragua, the living is easy and inexpensive and adventures await. Try some of these suggestions from Shelley Seale to help you experience the local way of life in full.
- Caribbean Without the Cost: 5 Great Beach Spots in Latin America
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The Caribbean has all the trappings of an exotic travel destination, but if you want to avoid the crowds and costs, Jo Fitzsimons recommends you approach the Caribbean from another side - Central America.
- How to Travel Around the World for $40 Per Day
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Rolf Potts' No Baggage Challenge saw him traverse the globe on $160/day. Adam Seper is here to show you how to do it for a quarter of the price.
- Top 10 Destinations for Independent Travelers in 2011
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It's time for BootsnAll's 4th annual list of the places we think indie travelers like you should consider visiting in the coming year. How many will you add to your must-visit list?
- Bienbenidos a Nicaragua
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Traveling is more than just the locations, it's also the way of getting from one place to another and what happens during those trips. Whether good or bad, it's always surprising and always unforgettable. Even the Honduran – Nicaraguan border crossing.
- 12 Less Visited Countries and Why You Should Go There Now
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If you're looking to get off the beaten track and experience a place less traveled this year, Victoria Brewood has compiled a list of some of the countries that are less visited by tourists but still very much worth visiting.
- How I Travel: Steve Bramucci
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Want to learn more about the man behind BootsnAll's new "How I Travel" series? Then let us introduce you to Steve Bramucci.
- How I Travel: Holly Beck
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Pro surfer Holly Beck is addicted to adventure. Read all about her and her approach to traveling in the latest installment of our "How I Travel" series.
- Losing it in Granada – Nicaragua, Central America
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Michael Sherer gives tips on how to keep your money on you, rather than on someone else.
- Nicaraguan Opportunities – Central America
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Little did Carl Boyer know how cheap the trip would be, how much it would change his life, or what he would learn about opportunities in Nicaragua over a number of stays.
