The largest city in Nicaragua, Managua imbues old-world beauty, 16th-century colonial architecture, and unspoiled biodiversity. It’s the perfect spot for the intrepid traveller who is itching to unearth the charm of Central America. Although still recovering from the 1972 earthquake and the civil upheaval that commenced in the 1980s, today Managua features a thriving culture with attractions worth visiting. From the neoclassical park of Parque Central to the historic Masaya Volcano National Park, Managua offers an experience you will always remember.

Getting Around: Travellers to Managua will arrive at Aeropuerto International Augusto C. Sandino (ACS). From the airport, you can travel to the city by taxi or bus. If you wish to take a taxi, note that occupancy don’t stop the drivers from stopping and picking up other passengers. If you wish to travel alone, it may be beneficial to offer the driver extra cash. Fares also tend to go up 50% at night, so be wary during your visit.

Where to Stay: Situated in a private enclave in Nicaragua, Barceló Montelimar Beach is a 3-star property suitable for a family holiday, romantic escape, or group getaway. It features almost 300 rooms, 5 pools, 4 restaurants, and 6 bars. With activities for all ages, guests will delight in a relaxing Managua vacation! 

Weather: The warm weather in Managua lasts from March 23 to May 14 with an average daily high temperature of 34C and low of 24C. During the cold seasons, which lasts from September 19 to December 15, Managua boasts an average daily high of below 31C and low of 21C. 

Attractions

• Lake Managua 
• The Museum of Acahualinca
• Tiscapa Lagoon Natural Reserve
• Parque Nacional Volcán Masaya
• Parque Historico Nacional Loma de Tiscapa
• Parque Central 
• Masaya Volcano National Park 
• Antigua Catedral de Managua 
• The National Palace of Culture
• Loma de Tiscapa 

To begin your Managua vacation, give us a call toll-free at 1-800-665-4981. We’re here to help you plan the getaway you’ve been dreaming about!