Tours & Sightseeing in Granada

Check off all of Granada's most popular attractions with this city tour and boat tour of Lake Nicaragua. During this 6-hour excursion, visit the colonial city's highlights in a horse drawn carriage, then head out on Lake Nicaragua to explore the more than 300 tiny islands. Hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Delve into the architectural beauty of Granada on a private full-day walking tour of the colonial city from Managua. Alongside a personal guide, you'll explore the 16th-century Convent and Museum of San Francisco and learn of the building's fascinating history. Then, ascend to the top of Iglesia de la Merced's bell tower to absorb views of Mombacho Volcano and walk through the immaculate courtyard of Fortaleza La Polvora. Throughout this private tour, you'll listen to history-rich commentary and receive undivided attention from your guide.

Get to know the unique culture of Nicaragua during this 7-hour tour. Visit the handicraft market at Masaya, offering arts and crafts made by local artisans. Tour some traditional villages, Catarina and San Juan de Oriente, and sit in on a crafting workshop with a local family. At Apoyo Lagoon, take a swim in the clear, calm waters to cool off. Lunch and round-trip transportation from Granada are included.

Granada - with its rich history and vibrant architecture - has been charming travellers for centuries. On this full-day tour of Granada, you'll visit the city's historical highlights and learn about local culture from your guide. See highlights such as San Juan de Dios hospital and Fortaleza La Polvora during a horse-and-carriage ride; explore the city further on a walking tour; and conclude with a relaxing boat ride around Lake Nicaragua. On this small-group tour - limited to 15 people - you'll receive personalized attention from your guide.

Surrender to the colonial charm of Granada on a 4-hour bike tour of the vibrant Nicaraguan city. Atop a modern bicycle, you'll enjoy a panoramic view of sights like Mombacho Volcano and the Church of Guadalupe. Stop intermittently to listen to informative commentary from your guide and discover the tropical flora and fauna of the forest as you take an alternative route to Asese Port. See, too, the Bellas Artes Museum and the ancient canons of the colonial port as you explore.