Nicaragua

by Jeremy Kressmann (20 days ago)
Passports? Check. Beautiful historical monuments? Yes. Alright, let's travel! The previous phrase is what went through my mind when I looked at Flickr user darren.murph's photo from Nicaragua. There's something really amusing about how they're flaunting their passports ...

by Kraig Becker (1 month ago)
Many adventure travelers like to mix a sense of danger into their travels. It's not enough to just go somewhere and experience the culture and explore the landscapes. For some, they have to feel the rush of adrenaline while they risk life and limb for their next great ...

by Kraig Becker (2 months ago)
The New York TImes has the scoop on a new sport that can trace its origins back to the slopes of Cerro Negro, a 2388 foot tall volcano in western Nicaragua. The new extreme sport is called Volcano Boarding, and participants use a small piece of plywood to rocket down the ...

by Brenda Yun (3 months ago)
Seeing as I'm in Nicaragua right now, I find it only appropriate to offer an image from this wonderfully hospitable country. I mentioned in my first dispatch that Nicaragua is clearly a developing country and poverty runs rampant right next to 5 star hotels. It's an ...

by Brenda Yun (4 months ago)
Just how cold is the water in Nicaragua, I say to myself as I scuttle up to the lapping ocean's edge. Mike had told me it was going to be colder than I would normally think. I dip my toes in, and quickly realize what Mike was talking about. Despite my assumption that ...

by Grant Martin (8 months ago)
With many of our travel budgets shrinking this season, now is a great time to consider the halfway point between that costly trip to Europe and the staycation that you've been dreading. Oh yes, I'm talking about Central America. Honduras, Guatemala, Panama, Costa Rica and ...

by Jamie Rhein (11 months ago)
The green first drew me to this photo and then the concept. This is a photograph turned into an artist's statement of sorts. Adam Baker, AlphaTangoBravo calls this shot he took in Granada, Nicaragua this past June "Dos Partes."
Even if Baker hadn't divided this into two ...

by Aaron Hotfelder (1 year ago)
After this year's Super Bowl, the victorious New York Giants immediately received their "Super Bowl Champion" hats and shirts, but they weren't just printed on the spot. The apparel had to be preprinted, and of course, so did shirts for the "Undefeated Super Bowl Champion" ...

by Jerry Guo (1 year ago)
Bluefield, Nicaragua isn't in any travel guides. After all, the bars and beaches aren't anything you couldn't find in more American-friendly outlets like neighboring Cancun. Which is why you're really missing. You see, even though 85% of the 50,000 people who live in this ...
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by Neil Woodburn (1 year ago)
There's so much to love about the Caribbean, and so much to hate.
The "hate" category exists because the Caribbean we have all come to love is now loved by too many; there are too many hotels, too many tourists, and too much development.
But there are ...
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by Neil Woodburn (1 year ago)
If you're earning a salary in US currency and are unlucky enough to spend it traveling internationally, you know the pain of the depreciating dollar. The rest of the world has become frighteningly expensive as the dollar continues its slide. My recent trip to North Korea, ...

by Neil Woodburn (2 years ago)
A mosquito coil and a local beer.
This photo, more so than the more technically beautiful ones you might find in our Gadling Flickr Pool, so perfectly sums up travel as we know and love it here at Gadling. I can just imagine the warm, tropical nights, the refreshing ...

by Adrienne Wilson (2 years ago)
What better gift to inspire travel among all your friends and family back home than a piggy-bank from the pavement of Esteli, Nicaragua? Everyone needs a place to stash the get-away cash and these cute little oinkers look like they'd do just the trick. Courtesy of: ...

by Jamie Rhein (2 years ago)
This past Thursday I talked with Columbus-based artist and traveler Eric Marlow at an event for the "Optic Nerve: Perceptual Art of the 1960s" exhibit at the Columbus Museum of Art in Columbus, Ohio. Earlier that evening I saw him at the opening of "Outside the Box, " a ...

by Adrienne Wilson (2 years ago)
Here is a rather funny shot of a woman selling bananas and eggs in Nicaragua. In his photo caption the photographer, ourmanwhere, begs Super Mario not to smash the eggs. From the wacky look on Super Mario's face it looks as though he just might do it! Nice shot. ...

by Neil Woodburn (2 years ago)
Bright red watermelon, bright green banana leaves. This is the luncheon scene faced by Ourmanwhere someplace in Granada (Nicaragua). I'm not a big fan of watermelon, but look how sweet and juicy those slices look. Mmmm... It must have been a tasty tour of Grenada.
If you ...

by Neil Woodburn (2 years ago)
Today's blaze of yellow sunshine and peeling paint comes to us from Nicaragua thanks to the fine photography skills of OurManWhere. I'm not sure what the product being advertised might be (perhaps detergent), but I love how that beam of light slicing through the photo is so ...

by Adrienne Wilson (2 years ago)
When really good travel blogs manage to remain secret to me, I get bummed wishing someone had called me sooner to say, "Hey, Adrienne you need to peep this right now!" No personal calls were ever received which leads me to wonder how many folks even know about the travel ...

by Adrienne Wilson (2 years ago)
Whether you're in search of postage in Nicaragua to send a postcard back home or surfing the web for some new stamps to add to your collection here is a Spanish word that might make your hunting easier. That is if the person you're dealing with doesn't speak English or your ...

by Erik Olsen (2 years ago)
Just a month or two ago we did a podcast with a good guy named Josh Berman. Josh is one of the writers of several guidebooks to places like Belize and Nicaragua. In fact, he is also recently the author of a how to live abroad in Nicaragua book. The reason I bring all this up ...
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