We love a beach. Who doesn’t? We’ve spent a lot of time exploring beaches. Here’s our favourites in the only ‘best beaches for families’ list you’ll ever need!
The very best things to do when visiting Granada, Nicaragua with Kids – here’s your family adventure guide to this beautiful colonial town. Granada, Nicaragua is a vibrant city filled with rich history, stunning natural beauty, and a plethora of activities that kids and parents alike will love. From exploring the lush landscapes of Mombacho…
Visiting Ometepe island has to be on every Nicaragua itinerary. It is an island formed of two volcanoes in the middle of Central America’s largest lake. Getting to Ometepe is relatively straightforward. It is a natural stop between San Juan and Granada whether you are travelling north or south. How to Get to Ometepe Island…
Visiting San Juan del Sur with kids is probably going to be on most Nicaragua family itineraries. It’s the town closest to the Costa Rican border and it offers a lot for family travel. But is there more than just beaches for the win? Read on to discover more about travelling to San Juan del…
Don’t miss visiting Nicaragua with kids. Nicaragua has everything we have learned that we love about a country. It is rustic, the people are charming and unassuming, and it offers so much variety in such a small area. We didn’t plan to visit Nicaragua as part of our worldschooling family gap year, but we have…
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