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Easiest is to ask a taxi to take you to Salinas grandes , then follow the many visible signs that point the driver to playa Tesoro. We are between Salinas grandes to the north , and puerto sandino to the south. There is also a public bus to Salinas grandes . If you open www.playatesoro.com and look at “lamd for sale “ you can see an overlay on google maps that shows you exactly where we are. And the roads to reach Tesoro.

@@uchihadabba699 I bought it at the airport. Cute little boutique located just outside the restaurant upstairs. Across from the pharmacy. They have a great selection of souvenirs

Apologies that I could not recall the name 😢 but the boutique has the cutest items ❤

Thank you for this update. I just listened to Scott Alan Miller's UA-cam video on this. I was not aware that it was now required each year and it must be the Nicaraguan vaccine and may be required each year to maintain residency. Scot Alan Miller's UA-cam video on this is very informative ua-cam.com/video/7ScBk5eEGsA/v-deo.html

The cost of living varies a lot in different areas. Scott Allan Miller can answer that question much better, check out this video: ua-cam.com/video/eY19SFSYb6s/v-deo.html . We can answer about the cost of building in Leon.

@playatesoro1249 well that would be some great information regarding building..We currently have a1000 square foot home and that's plenty for us.. A pool would be a must for sure. What would be a reasonable cost for that in a private area? Not into having visible neighbors.

It is all just about money! If this people would have to work in Nicaragua like locals, for the same price, they wouldn't come! It's all about money!

At least not rampant with drugs

You don’t need residency to live there also the vaccine they use is not the one from the us it’s from Russia it’s made from weekend virus like normal vaccines were I will not take the ones from the us but that one wouldn’t bother me non rma

I can't believe that!!

@@onkelzhamburg72Only for foreigners looking for permanent residency

@@onkelzhamburg72 ua-cam.com/video/7ScBk5eEGsA/v-deo.htmlsi=I1KFkTa-nL3SRqQZ

Are you sure? We are Canadian and almost moved there to avoid the shots!

Great suggestion! Will do.

So when are you coming back? Looking forward to hanging out with you and Shari 💕

Yes I can’t wait to move to Managua

Yes because Nicaragua has by far a more humain society than canada ....

Sounds you are looking at the right place! We recommend you to come down and visit Nicaragua before making the big move. But yeah, peace, affordability, nature and awesome coffee are a Nicaraguan staple.

They also have very good chocolate... But be wary... In many places now, including nice restaurants, they will give you a cup of whatever they make...and it's pure Hershey chocolate sauce... 😢. Stayed there for months... Same with the 'fresh' juices... Made from chemicals sold at El Palí. La Colonia and can't remember the name of the other outlet...

Chinandega... Really really hot. Lovely market in the evening on weekends... Anywhere... houses, business are open till 9-10 in the evening. No armed guards anywhere except el Palí (which belongs to Walmart). And banks... León... Getting nicer. White people buying and restoring the buildings. I wish they would stop putting metal sheets on the roofs instead of those red tiles. Very filthy place if you were born in Canada. Granada. The opposite. Especially in the center...You ask them about the garbage problem in León and they give you a look of digust... Good luck to you! I'll be returning to Ometepe at the beginning of December. If you wish to go through El Salvador, i have a friend who does the crossing to Nicaragua by boat in around 2 hours. Instead of 12-14 hours to go through Honduras... 50$ american dollars and his boat and he or his wife accompany you at the El Salvador border... Nicaragua ... Wow... Why did I stay in Guatemala for so long... :) Back to Ometepe in December... 2024

Visa runs must be outside the CA4. Do not visa run to Honduras. Costa Rica is your nearesst choice, for a visa run. Fly to Belize, Mexico, Costa Rica, or Panama for a visa run. Of course you could 'do' a USA or Canada run, for same visa run. Costa Rica is about 3 or 4 hours, south drive from Tesoro area. (See/ask: Scott Alan Miller, in Leon for a fuller picture. His youtubes are good. I quite like yours, too.)

I’m 74 in Saskatoon and can’t afford it so I’m going to Pannama 😊😊 love the heat no aches and pains

That's good advice! Even if in Leon, there are not enough tourists to get two price standards. It happens more in San Juan del Sur.

@@playatesoro1249 You must be living in Playa Tesoro... Thousands walk and live in Léon...

Vaccine is required only if you apply for staying long term. There is no vaccine requirement for travelling in Nicaragua.

Hi Sofia, I don’t think I got your message, try again at geoff@nicaprojects.com

More than anyting the avarage nicaraguan wanrs their children to find a job in the local community so they can stay together as a family and not be forced to emigrate abroad. By investing in Nicaragua we are trying to provide the infrastructures and the leadership to achieve that goal.

@@suemachenry4912 I'm going back AT the beginning of December...

it’s about USD 80 depending on the season. Discounts for 3 days and up. For rentals you can check the following link tesorovacations.com/