Must do activities in the center of Granada

In town activities

Looking to explore the local scene? Our hotel offers a variety of in-town activities for guests to enjoy. Our friendly staff can help you plan your perfect day out, so you can make the most of your stay with us.

Masaya Volcano, Artist of Masaya, Granada City Tour & Islets Boat Trip

Masaya City, the capital of Nicaraguan folklore, is home to celebrated artists. The tour includes the House of Crafts and Masaya volcano, the country’s first national park. It features the stunning Masaya lagoon. After lunch, you’ll visit Granada’s La Merced church, colonial homes, and San Francisco convent. The day ends with a boat trip through Nicaragua Lake’s islands, formed by the impressive Mombacho volcano.

Boat Trip, Granada City, Masaya Volcano, Artist of Masaya, Masaya Volcano by Night

Experience a serene boat trip through Nicaragua Lake’s islets, with stunning views of Mombacho volcano. Explore the well-preserved Colonial City of Granada on a guided walking tour, visiting the central park, historic churches, and 16th-century colonial homes. Discover Masaya City’s artistic heritage, visiting the House of Crafts and witnessing indigenous mask, pottery, and woodwork creation. Conclude with a nighttime visit to Masaya Volcano National Park, observing the mesmerizing red lava lake in the Santiago crater.

Makina Private Reserve- Hiking, Canopy Tour & Waterfall

La Makina is a 160-hectare reserve boasting tropical dry and regenerating forests. Visitors can explore the magnificent forest on a guided trail walk, spotting birds, mammals, and reptiles. Zip-lining along 10 platforms provides a different perspective, showcasing the importance of forest preservation. Refresh in the river and waterfall. Learn about ancestral plants at the Nambume project, cultivated by Ramon, a Chorotega descendant. Immerse yourself in this unique opportunity to experience nature’s wonders and cultural heritage.

Mombacho Volcano Nature Walk, Coffee Experience & Apoyo Lagoon

Experience the biodiversity of Mombacho Volcano Nature Reserve, filled with lush vegetation and awe-inspiring vistas. Embark on a full-day adventure, traversing the volcano in a 4-wheel drive vehicle and hiking around its crater. Discover volcanic steam vents and unique flora and fauna. Learn about coffee with a plantation tour. Conclude the day at Apoyo Lagoon Nature Reserve, where you can relax, swim, and savor the stunning lagoon views.

Around town activities

Looking to explore beyond the hotel? Our around town activities will take you on a journey through the best that the city has to offer. From guided tours to artisan markets, our team is happy to help you plan an unforgettable experience. Come explore with us!

Cerro Negro Volcano & Colonial Leon City Tour

Embark on an adventurous journey by climbing the Cerro Negro Volcano, reaching 726 meters in height. After the hike, experience an adrenaline rush by sliding down the volcano’s black ash on foot or a board. Explore Leon Colonial City, known as the “University City,” with its preserved colonial streets, one-story houses, and architectural beauty. Visit the park, La Asuncion Cathedral, and enjoy panoramic views from the cathedral’s roof.

Flor de Caña Rum Factory & Colonial Leon City Tour

Begin your tour by visiting the Flor de Caña Rum Factory, renowned as Nicaragua’s super-premium rum and the top exported brand. This award-winning rum has been recognized as the best in the world in prestigious international competitions. Explore Leon, the “University City,” founded in 1524. Discover its colonial-style streets, one-story houses, and preserved architectural beauty. Visit the picturesque park and La Asuncion Cathedral, where panoramic views of the city and mountains await from the cathedral’s roof.

Sloths, Volcanoes, and Ziplines: Exploring Nicaragua’s Las Nubes Adventure Park

Las Nubes Adventure Park, just minutes from San Juan del Sur, offers a unique experience in the heart of the jungle, surrounded by free-roaming wildlife such as sloths, monkeys, and toucans. The journey begins aboard an off-road vehicle up a mountain trail and continues with guided hikes or adrenaline-filled zip lines. It lies within the Mesoamerican Biological Corridor, where animals migrate freely between North and South America.