Tourism | Nicaragua Real Estate Aurora

Nicaragua has fully recovered from decades of bad (and often unfair) press and is ready for the world’s visitors. The intrepid travelers began arriving in the late ‘90s, eager for cheap food and lodging, authentic culture and great surf.

Over the past decade, Nicaragua has made significant investments in transportation and tourism infrastructure, and the positive international press is replacing images of war with images of warm-hearted Nicaraguans ready to welcome their visitors.

The increase in international tourism has led to significant investments by locals (Mukul Resort) and foreigners (including Rancho Santana, Aqua, Tribal Hotel and La Perla) while many affordable options remain for the individual investor.

The Northern Nicaragua area offers pristine beaches, colonial architecture, bustling cities and plenty of adventure for tourists, including the world’s only place to volcano board. Tourism is one of the country’s biggest industries and should only increase in the coming years, offering plenty of options for your hotel, restaurant or vacation rental.

You can learn more about Nicaragua’s booming tourism industry through Visit Nicaragua.