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Thank you!

@@LeoJaramaz your welcome

You just did...

@@LeoJaramazcan you please share your any social media or number?

Most probably... although you'd be surprised how fast you can get to Leon with the new highway going around Managua.

It's the open ocean: good for surfing...

When you take this bus the other way (from Leon to Las Penitas) it's so full that you have to stand.

@@LeoJaramaz--- not surprised the bus is packed. Taxis are so cheap, I never take a bus

That's it: expats go to the surrounding beaches.

@@LeoJaramaz San Juan has many people. ,the sanitation system is not the Best. Marsella is cleaner

I just googled it, nice, many little bahias! How is the ease to find a little place closer to this bays? I am arriving early August, do you know the beaches around León? Are they clean?

@@user-mw6re2wu8n I am fully bilingual and traveling solo.

@enough1494 Las Penitas and Poneloya are technically a part of Leon: the beach is clean and you can even find yourself in the middle of wilderness.

I asked the girls first but it wasn't really clear if they even acknowledged me... so I turned to the lady. We were looking for a grocery store everywhere but couldn't find it, kept being sent back and forth and my Spanish is still not at the level where I can understand the locals 100%. Nobody spoke even a single word of English... that was extremely disappointing in a tourist and expat mecca like San Juan and especially from young people, wouldn't you agree? So what you're unfortunately seeing at the end is a culmination of a series of disappointments about basic stuff.

Pozdrav Vama Gospodjo: nikaragvanski narod voli Srbiju!

Yes, the bird is a white-throated magpie jay! I realized that people get shy when talking to foreigners and besides, my Spanish is far from good... especially when understanding locals. Thank you so much for telling me what species of money that was on the beach!

If I remember correctly, I paid $10 for one day... they also had the option of buying a weekly pass but there was no point since we were leaving San Juan the next day.

Very true! Hopefully the Alcalde gets the message.

I live 5 miles north of town ,playa Marsella, I came down in 2010, ya got to live somewhere. San Juan is better than most. I’m here about 6 months a year. Nov. to April . I bought into. Killer development. Bosques Del Mar. Close to the beach in a canopy of huge trees. Dirt cheap. Water and power a lot . Gonna build a little brick house. Super low density, so would like some neighbors. You’ll be glad you did. It’s a tropical wonderland. You can visit online, bosques Del Mar

I am not Oscar Blandón. Just borrowed his ipad

Un pais maravilloso!

La playa y el sol!

The tourists usually take the shuttles to the surrounding secluded beaches. Locals stay at the San Juan beach and the municipal market.

Indeed, Nicaragua has a combination of volcanos, beaches, colonial towns and even tropical jungle in the Indio Maiz reserve... We came down from Montreal, Canada.

Claro, habra videos de Leon y Matagalpa.

Thank You so much! Glad that you're enjoying the experience!

Litterally, the tide picked up the garbage from the previous night :)

Helen likes that comparison, lol.

We mostly wanted to walk and realized that there would be no point in getting an umbrella for a 30-45 min stay on the beach either way.

The point he was making is that it isn't 25 a day. I laughed when I heard that

Exactly! We paid $20/night for our hotel room at Casa Rositas. In general, Nicaragua is extremely cheap but they will try to charge you "tourist" prices in areas like San Juan del Sur.

Just need to buy a beer or a drink, there's no charge

Siempre!

Gracias amigo, tambien tengo un video de Mexico: El Castillo de Chichen Itza.

Only when you're pulling a suitcase behind you ;) I've learnt my lesson: next time I'll go only with a backpack!

Es hermoso Nicaragua

There will be some night scenes on the streets of San Juan as well as Leon... But we didn't really go clubbing.

Than You so much: it means a lot to me !

Even at the hotel they told us that La Polvora was closed... there was probably work being done on the inside.

Por las tardes no sale las personas por las altas temperaturas y dos hay que ver si era dia feriado

Thank you for your like Alessia ❤️

Con gusto amigo, Granada nos encanto...

Hi, thanks for commenting ! It's just a habit of scanning my surroundings on busy streets and intersections, places where a lot of things (not necessarily bad) can happen simultaneously... I like to absorb as much information as possible and do the same thing in Montreal, Canada :)

@@LeoJaramaz Nah... ;) Montreal on the dangerous list for travellers?

Of course not, and neither is Nicaragua. I don't think that any place in the world is dangerous unless you walk straight into a war zone. My point was that I'm looking around not because I'm nervous or scared but simply to be aware of my suroundings and maintain a dynamic feeling: it helps me stay sharp and agile.

@@LeoJaramaz Don't agree totally...

Hermosas ciudades coloniales!