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River Rafting in Nicaragua
Fun in The Nicaraguan Rivers
If everything you've read so far has inspired you to travel to this
beautiful and diverse country, why not book yourself on a Nicaragua
tour? Tours oftentimes help you to see the best a country has to
offer with the greatest ease possible. They can be customized
according to your desires or, if you book with a large tour group,
you might find that the tour will just provide a general overview of
the country. Taking a tour of Nicaragua is a popular option and
should definitely be considered.
Perhaps some of the most popular activities available in this
country are those involving water. With a large number of pristine
beaches available, visitors and locals and enjoy sun tanning,
swimming, surfing, fishing and many other things. Kayaking and
boating are also popular.
In certain places where the water is clear and there are interesting
things to see, scuba diving and snorkeling are also popular. For
something different, you can even head up a volcano to enjoy the
warmer waters of a crater lagoon.
When we get asked about what to do and where to go, it is hard to
give a short answer. There is so much to do and so many places to
visit. Caribbean and Pacific sand beaches, pristine rainforests,
exciting nature hikes, restored colonial cities, active volcanoes,
hot springs and river rafting are just a few of the attractions that
tourists traveling to Nicaragua can enjoy. Visits to these places or
most of those activities can be arranged by our reservations staff
that would also be happy to help you with tourism and travel tips.
The climate in Nicaragua is pleasant year round and ideal for the
visitor looking for sun, beach and relaxation as well as the more
active traveler looking for adventure activities such as rainforest
hiking, horseback riding, ocean kayaking, canopy tours, waterfall
rappelling, white water rafting, snorkeling, scuba diving or catch
and release sport fishing.
Nicaraguan Rivers and Lakes
The Rio Coco
Río Coco, formerly known as the Rio Segovia, is a river in southern
Honduras and northern Nicaragua. To the Miskito Indians that live
along the river it is known as the Wanki or Wanks River.
The river originates near San Marcos de Colon in Honduras, and flows
750 kilometers, the middle and lower reaches forming the
Honduras-Nicaragua border and flows into the Caribbean Sea
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