Showing posts with label Nicaragua. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nicaragua. Show all posts

Sunday, July 12, 2015

Great tasting chocolate from Matagalpa, Nicaragua


We forgot to share this with you.

THE BEST TASTING CHOCOLATE WE EVER HAD from Matagalpa, Nicaragua. We found it from La Colonia in Granada.

If you ever visit Nicaragua you must try this brand!



Sunday, July 5, 2015

Camping in the volcano crater aka Lake Apoyo and visiting Volcano Masaya



Camping at Punta El Cacique (would not call this campground)
Volcano Masaya - it is possible to drive all the way up to the top!
Plenty of smoke, gas etc.
A quick selfie :)
There it went deep down into the Abyss.
Oh yeah - I could only be there for a few minutes, the gases were really bad.
OK - descent. Now, here is nothing that special but wait for the next post about Volcano Mombacho to see the difference!
Huge lava rock fields.
Another pic for the SilberWolf gallery
Brochure of Volcano Masaya...
... no helmets and no explanations.
Our track with the attempt to find the camping place at Volcano Mombacho (46km)

Friday, July 3, 2015

Shooting at central park in Granada, Nicaragua.

Shooting at central park in Granada...


Having a break after another heavy border crossing.
Secure parking at Hotel Panamericano in Somoto. In fact it was so secure that we could not get to the bikes ourselves in the early morning.
I could not resist but to make a full break and go back to capture this attracting lady...
at the Ruta del Cafe. Something about Luxembourg?
The GM Granada had a small pond hosting plenty of turtles. I wonder if they end up in the kitchen once they are grown-up.
Secure parking besides the empty reception.
Cathredal of Granada
We saw plenty of horse carriages in the city. Those poor animals suffer a lot while being in the heat and in this crazy traffic while pulling lazy tourists. Have to learn what animal torture means in Spanish!
Church of Merced.
Empty beach of Lake Nicaragua.
Church Guadalupe by night.
Another great thing was to see all the grandmas and grandpas coming out into the street with their rocking chairs. Too bad, that we do not have a picture neither a decent enough clip of it.
This is on my to-do list in case I ever live again in such areas. Take my rocking chair in the evening and go to the street for a few hours to rock and enjoy life.
Really 4 teachers per student - I call this intensive course ;)
Germans are everywhere :D
Our track on Pan-American highway (abt. 232km)