Masaya Volcano Tours and Tickets

Drive right up to the lava-filled crater of Masaya Volcano with this private evening tour from Managua. Visiting at night offers the best views of the bright lava against the dark sky - a sight even better appreciated when you have peace of mind from booking safe and reliable transportation. Plus, booking ahead guarantees your spot at this popular attraction.

Visit Mayasa Volcano, peruse a handicraft market and learn about Nicaraguan folklore on this 5-hour guided tour from Managua. Travel to Mayasa Volcano National Park, where you'll stand right on the edge of the active volcanic crater. Listen to your guide's informative commentary regarding the history of the volcano and the folklore surrounding its activity. Visit the city of Mayasa to peruse the local marketplace for handicrafts and souvenirs from local craftspeople and artists. Round-trip transportation from Managua hotels is included.

This Masaya Volcano tour is more than just a ride to the lava-filled crater rim. Unlike other transportation services, this tour provides in-depth commentary and insight into one of Nicaragua's most-visited attractions - though going with a guide does streamline transportation logistics, too. Plus, entrance fees are already included, so you don't have any unexpected costs during the trip.

Explore the towns of Granada and Masaya on this full-day trip from Managua with a local guide. Browse Masaya's extensive crafts market for souvenirs, then visit Masaya Volcano National Park to see an active volcano crater. Spend time in Granada, a colonial city criss-crossed with cobblestone streets and home to many important architectural landmarks. Visit the Cathedral of Granada, Independence Plaza and the Convent and Museum of San Francisco. Round-trip transportation from Managua is included.

Discover the dramatic volcanic landscapes of Masaya Volcano National Park on a half-day trip from Managua. Alongside a guide, you'll embark on an exhilarating hike to the rim of the Masaya Volcano and gaze at the molten lava that fills its gaping crater. Visit additional volcanic craters and gaze at panoramic vistas from elevated viewpoints. Listen to Nicaraguan legends and discover the cultural significance of the Masaya Volcano before revitalizing with lunch in a local restaurant. This tour includes refreshments and round-trip transport from your Managua hotel.

Combine a city tour of Granada, a visit to the active Masaya volcano, and a boat ride on Lake Nicaragua during this tour. Along the way, listen to engaging commentary about the history, culture, food, and people of this Nicaraguan region. Round-trip transportation from Granada hotels included.

Travel to the stunning Masaya Volcano by night to see lava roiling just below the crater rim on this private tour from Managua. Private transportation is comfortable and easy with just your guide and private party - giving you plenty of time to chat with your guide while you wait in line to see the lava at this popular attraction.

This tour to Apoyo Lagoon and Masaya Volcano from Managua offers great value by combining two of Granada's most popular activities into a single day trip. Not only does this tour provide seamless transportation between two tricky-to-reach destinations, but it also includes entrance fees - all while keeping costs low for budget-minded travelers.

This tour to Masaya Volcano is a super economical choice for visiting the famous volcano. After stopping by the Visitors Center to learn about the volcano's history, drive right up to the crater rim for a chance to see red-hot lava glowing against the night sky. This tour offers pickup from Granada, Masaya, and Managua, making it a good choice for visitors to anywhere in the area.

This guided tour to Masaya Volcano from Managua or Masaya takes you straight from the city to the crater rim for a chance to see the lava glowing at night. Included transportation makes the drive a cinch, plus a quick stop at a the Visitors Center and commentary from your guide help you learn about the volcano, too. Upgrade to include a live music performance at Port Salvador Allende after seeing the volcano.