Things to see and do Solentiname And Río San Juan Islands

If you've come so far, you'd be wrong not to go on an excursion in the surrounding area. The Río is perhaps even more wonderful than the San Juan River. There is no public transport, so the services of a private boat (you may have come from this way of San Carlos, which is still the simplest solution and the one that leaves the most freedom… unless it is the most economical!). The Indigenous Matagalpas who live on the banks are not very accustomed to seeing travellers, so it is appropriate to respect a certain distance and never lack respect. Some compare the river to a "mini Amazon". The pure adventurers (but here we are talking about adventure in the strongest sense of the word) can try to embark on the frail cast of the Matagalpas, who returned to their community after making use of the usage (and occasionally emptied bottles of rum… in your company perhaps).

Please note that the Managua tour operators can also organize a trip to this region. Prepare for a certain amount of money.

Near the village of San Juan del Norte, you can swim in the Blue Lagoon (Blue Lagoon): The waters are warm and quiet (no sharks… and no crocodiles a priori!).