Our coffee is now available online for you to try! Directly from our farm to your home. All sales go back into fueling the dream of rebuilding the farm and doing good in the community. Cheers! We hope you enjoy this taste of Nicaragua! www.emensecoffee.com/
I’ve been in Nicaragua, Cuba, Mexico and others places as well but people in nicaragua are so nice and generous, they enjoy every single day as it’s …Can’t wait to go back
I’m Ghanaian currently leaving in Dubai. I wanted to travel to Nicaragua but I don’t know how to proceed the visa I will be glad if you text back with guideline thanks for your time
What this man says about Nicaraguans is spot on😢 It’s funny, I’ve visited; Costa Rica, El Salvador and Mexico There’s a clear difference between the lates and Nicaraguan people This man described it so beautifully Nicas are one of a kind when it comes to genuine generosity and friendship The immensely powerful woke and liberal media that plagues North America just hasn’t gotten it’s grip to our humble people❤ Nicaraguans, a huge mayoría, are also very honorable people which in a way has prevented the gang and mafiosi culture that has plagued our neighbor to the north and Costa Rica Thank you for expressing your own views Brett
@@mariorico440 todos son bienvenidos, acá no existe la xenofobia puedes andar con tranquilidad por la calle, claro ganará uno que otro lugar donde debes cuidarte un poco más,
@@mariorico440 JAJAJAJAJAJAJA......., tus preguntas son muy graciosas!😂🤣😅. Si precisamente hay lugares de Nicaragua en donde muchos estadounidenses llegaron como turistas, y se quedaron viviendo, tales como San Juan del Sur, Tola, Popoyo, León, Granada, la Isla de Ometepe, y Big Corn Island, y Little Corn Island. Y en el caso particular de San Juan del Sur, por lo menos uno de cada 7 habitantes, o residentes, son de nacionalidad estadounidense, y el resto son de otros países como Canadá, y varios países de Europa. Tan sólo imaginate que la población de San Juan del Sur es de alrededor de 25,000 mil personas, la quinta parte del total de la población son extranjeros, o sea, 5,000 mil personas, y por lo menos alrededor de unos 3,500 tres mil quinientos son ESTADOUNIDENSES. Por eso es que no sé si reír, o llorar con el tipo de pregunta que hiciste😂😂😂
Soy nicaraguense de jinotega y que alegre saber todo eso.estuve en nicaragua el año pasado y no tuve ningun inconveniente. Aeropuerto,en las ciudades que visite y oficinas para tramites..la gente me trato muy bonito
As a solo woman retiring in 2 years to be in Nica I always enjoy hearing North American’s experience in the beautiful country. 2025 can’t come fast enough. I’m freezing in Canada. My question is do you run into other solo people that made Nica their home?
@@christinehcanada soy de Nicaragüa y amo mi país también estoy soltero y deseo vícitar o trabajar un tiempo en Canadá y luego montar un negocio acá y jubilarme 😊
@@christinehcanada ,you won't regret it . Been there 8 times and going to retire there single myself soon. Matagalpa city is not as touristy so a real down to earth place to be . i have 2 little dogs to bring so deciding whether to drive or fly.
Awesome ! I was going to be there too but last summer had an unfortunate accident so planning on visiting next winter for a few months and make arrangements to retire in Matagalpa, amazing place and can't wait . Are you driving or flying ?
I made one huge mistake a year after arriving--leaving. Once I have some things fixed which need to be attended to, I WILL be driving back from Alabama.
Hahajajaja! That came out pretty good! Thanks for the hospitality Elton. What a great experiance I had visiting your farm and meeting your family. Be well amigo!
Good to know Nicaragua hasn't changed (as far as the hospitality and friendliness of people). I have a question. Maybe I missed it, but, you said you live in Rivas but in the video you stated you are visiting north of Managua. Where exactly did this interview take place where you were visiting? Just curious. What you say is true; the mangos, the fruits in variety, the simplicity of life, Nicaraguans are people that will look after you, etc. I lived in the Department of Granada in a small town known for witchcraft called Diriá. This little town is where I lived for 2 years and it was about a one-hour bus ride south of Managua. I lived there in the United States Peace Corps. Had a very good experience! I haven't been back to Nicaragua since 1997? Something like that. Cool to know you made it your home! ("Ayy Nicaragua.. Nicaraguita.... la flor mas linda de me querer......etc...")❤❤💜💜🌹🌹
Thanks for this nice video. Brett is such a cool guy! I will come to this Country soon! I have to go out of Germany! It is getting worse here! Maybe we could meet for a beer then? With best regards from Hamburg, Germany 😎
A neighbor drove from Califrna to Costa Rica.. said she was pulled over & shaken down 2x by policia who robbed her. I'm not saying that's the norm.. but that's what she said.
Great video and great guy and love his positive vibe. I am one that doesn't listen to the fear mongering media about anything. I can't wait to visit Nicaragua especially for the people and culture and history!! I live permanently in Costa Rica so we aren't far !! Although we love our Pura Vida lives here among the Locals everything has gotten much more expensive because of all the foreigners moving in. We don't live at the touristy areas with other foreigners because we didn't want to be in that bubble. I have wanted to visit Nicaragua for some time now and soon in near future we will plan a trip.
I love Rancho Santana (dream retirement community. It's better than any other resort there. Also, I would recommend San Juan Del Sur It's a great ex-pat community with a lot more of the amenities that we are used to in the western countries. Love Nicaragua... just a Fl resident but plans on living there permanently in a few years 🎉
I’m Nicaraguan 🇳🇮 padres nicaragüenses saludos yo soy de esteli nacido en honduras en el paraíso de danli passing thru to Miami florida y ahora vivo en texas ,pero quiero ir a mi nicaragua 🇳🇮 a visitar
Most towns in Nicaragua are quite walkable and for shopping, there are shared taxis. Only city that’s not so walkable is Managua. Inter city buses can be challenging. Try to get express buses with tickets. Taxis between cities can be expensive.
I am taking the dive! Had enough in the south, total mayhem! Lol 67 and solo, my big issue is my toy poodle…lol…5 lbs….I want to hike and swim and move about and she is a lap dog…how Nicaraguans with pets…could I find a pet sitter? BTW, soy de Puerto Rico! My first concern was safety but so far it has all been positive, thank for the video! Bendiciones!
The liberal woke media in the US still making believe the American people that there's a Civil War in Nicaragua. They make believe people that contras and sandinistas still fighting.😂😂😂😂 and the funny thing is that woke people believe it 😂😂😂😂
I visit Nicaragua for 1 month last year, and would love to be abe to go back for an extended period of time, is it easy to get some type of extension? Where would be the best place to ask for information? I'm from Mexico
If you want to become a resident, talk to the Nicaraguan consulate in Mexico about what you’d need. Monthly minimum income for one person is $1k. People do live on less, but for foreign residents, that will be a lower middle class life.
Hi. Still waiting for comments? How much could i expect to pay per month for la casita that is behind you? And do you have a garden by any chance? After 3 years... have you become a citizen? My guess is that you crossed to Costa Rica every 90 days??? Thank you from a Canadian...
Any advice for bringing a dslr camera. I’ve heard they under went changes in their camera restrictions that have gone back and forth. Are you aware of any issues I might have at their airport security?
Escuchandolo de dos gringos la verdad es que la media es numero 1 hablando mal de Nicaragua ,es un bello pais he visitado otros paises y pobreza hay en todos los paises incluyendo USA
It is fine as long you treat and respect your younger girlfriend. Nica women will treat you like a king if taken seriously in many ways, not talking about buying them out BUT….. they are fierce at fighting when they are mad or feel USED. Nicaragua is NOT Thailand but I think you’ll like it in that respect/
Has Mr. Bret expressed or seen anybody exprés their opinion regarding human rights or anything he might “might” remind you think about any part of the government. I don’t think anyone questions the good people of Nicaragua !!!! Please don’t try to mix apples with oranges !!!! Come on man !!! What are you getting out of this commercial ???
Does Mr Ted know that if he is put in jail , he has no judicial recourse ? Because unless he is “politically correct” he can be put in jail indefinitely !!! And I am not talking about talking about gay people or ethnically correct ?? That after this interview he changes his mind , he might get kicked out and never be allowed in , even if he is a Nicaraguan citizen born there !!! Good luck Mr Ted Watch out for the monsters in the closet !!!
I'm trying to learn Spanish so I can visit beautiful countries like this. I have been to Yucatan x2 and it was very nice, and the people were so kind. I was considering snowbirding in Mexico, but maybe Nicaragua. What is better Atlantic or Pacific, North or South? Gracias!
I say come take Spanish clases here in Nicaragua! Since you have been to Mexico before try somewhere new! The pacific beaches are beautiful down here. Thank you for for watching!
Our coffee is now available online for you to try! Directly from our farm to your home. All sales go back into fueling the dream of rebuilding the farm and doing good in the community. Cheers! We hope you enjoy this taste of Nicaragua! www.emensecoffee.com/
Flying tonight can’t wait
@@gabbiemorton3685 Enjoy!
What’s is best option to rent longer term in Nicaragua?
I’ve been in Nicaragua, Cuba, Mexico and others places as well but people in nicaragua are so nice and generous, they enjoy every single day as it’s …Can’t wait to go back
Sooo true! Saludos! Cheers!
I’m Ghanaian currently leaving in Dubai. I wanted to travel to Nicaragua but I don’t know how to proceed the visa I will be glad if you text back with guideline thanks for your time
Oh yeah! Nicas don't tell you the truth till 60 years later.
I just returned from Nicaragua a couple of months ago and I know I left my heart over there.
🙌
What this man says about Nicaraguans is spot on😢
It’s funny, I’ve visited; Costa Rica, El Salvador and Mexico
There’s a clear difference between the lates and Nicaraguan people
This man described it so beautifully
Nicas are one of a kind when it comes to genuine generosity and friendship
The immensely powerful woke and liberal media that plagues North America just hasn’t gotten it’s grip to our humble people❤
Nicaraguans, a huge mayoría, are also very honorable people which in a way has prevented the gang and mafiosi culture that has plagued our neighbor to the north and Costa Rica
Thank you for expressing your own views Brett
Well put my brother!! Thanks for watching! Cheers and blessings
I just returned from Nicaragua and I loved it more than any other central or south american country. The people were very friendly to me.
You can walk around the city without looking on your back? Are USA citizens welcome? How did you get your tourist visa?
@@mariorico440 todos son bienvenidos, acá no existe la xenofobia puedes andar con tranquilidad por la calle, claro ganará uno que otro lugar donde debes cuidarte un poco más,
@@mariorico440 yes, you can,
@@mariorico440 JAJAJAJAJAJAJA......., tus preguntas son muy graciosas!😂🤣😅. Si precisamente hay lugares de Nicaragua en donde muchos estadounidenses llegaron como turistas, y se quedaron viviendo, tales como San Juan del Sur, Tola, Popoyo, León, Granada, la Isla de Ometepe, y Big Corn Island, y Little Corn Island. Y en el caso particular de San Juan del Sur, por lo menos uno de cada 7 habitantes, o residentes, son de nacionalidad estadounidense, y el resto son de otros países como Canadá, y varios países de Europa. Tan sólo imaginate que la población de San Juan del Sur es de alrededor de 25,000 mil personas, la quinta parte del total de la población son extranjeros, o sea, 5,000 mil personas, y por lo menos alrededor de unos 3,500 tres mil quinientos son ESTADOUNIDENSES. Por eso es que no sé si reír, o llorar con el tipo de pregunta que hiciste😂😂😂
@@mariorico440, no worries. Some people are a bit snarky, but not violent.
I was born in Honduras, in been in California for the past 35 years. I can’t wait ! to retire in Popoyo Rivas.
Enjoy retirement!
I love when people talk about my country, it makes me so happy that people enjoy it there ❤🇳🇮
Wana visit it also some day… too
They are in Ocotal. It’s my guess. Northern part. Safe, cooler. Ranchers, coffee, Tobacco. Mountain trails, hikes. Wonderful country to be discovered.
Yes! it's beautiful!
Soy nicaraguense de jinotega y que alegre saber todo eso.estuve en nicaragua el año pasado y no tuve ningun inconveniente. Aeropuerto,en las ciudades que visite y oficinas para tramites..la gente me trato muy bonito
Me alegra! Saludos!
I just booked a flight to Managua, going to Matagalpa for a visit.
Nice! Enjoy! Matagalpa is beautiful!
NICARAGUA IS BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY 🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮❤👍
Have you been there ?
I would like to come Nicaragua would you give me invition letter!!
As a solo woman retiring in 2 years to be in Nica I always enjoy hearing North American’s experience in the beautiful country. 2025 can’t come fast enough. I’m freezing in Canada. My question is do you run into other solo people that made Nica their home?
Sooo close! 2 more years! I do run into solo people and couples. There is a wide mix. You will enjoy it. Have you been to Nicaragua before?!
Hi! I’ve never been but I’ve had this strong sense for about 12 years I need to be there. It’s hard to explain lol.
@@christinehcanada I completely understand! Good luck on the move and blessings!
@@christinehcanada soy de Nicaragüa y amo mi país también estoy soltero y deseo vícitar o trabajar un tiempo en Canadá y luego montar un negocio acá y jubilarme 😊
@@christinehcanada ,you won't regret it . Been there 8 times and going to retire there single myself soon. Matagalpa city is not as touristy so a real down to earth place to be . i have 2 little dogs to bring so deciding whether to drive or fly.
Days are ticking by…we’ll be in Matagalpa on the 25th and looking forward to at least a couple years there !
Retired !
Almost here my friend! Blessings and good luck!!
Awesome ! I was going to be there too but last summer had an unfortunate accident so planning on visiting next winter for a few months and make arrangements to retire in Matagalpa, amazing place and can't wait . Are you driving or flying ?
@@peterjuhlke7437
I flew, and my wife drove….long story.
The drive was INSANE.
Bella Nicaragua 🇳🇮 it’s so underrated. Great video ❤
Yes soo true! Thank you
I made one huge mistake a year after arriving--leaving. Once I have some things fixed which need to be attended to, I WILL be driving back from Alabama.
Come back!
So what do you do about health and when you get real sick care being old and retired . Who do contact in an emergency ?
I am releasing a new video about healthcare in Nicaragua next week!
Waiting to go this winter..... You guys made me smile today! You are so real.
Cheers!
Great video with a lot of good information for 2 “frozen” Canadians wanting to explore such a beautiful country.
Thank you both!
I am happy you found it useful! Escape the cold! Come down to Nica for some beaches and sun!
Northern vermonter here. Always appreciate the cold
Hearing this makes me want to visit Nicaragua again.
What a nice, serene setting in your Finca, the cute hen walking around. Nice
Yes nicaragua life!! Thank you for watching
I'm learning English and you guys speak so clearly , i enjoyed the whole interview
Good vibes guys
gracias amigo! I am glad you liked the videos.
Loving the content! Keep producing. Gotta come down sometime!
Thanks Amigo Cheers and Blessings!
Hahajajaja! That came out pretty good! Thanks for the hospitality Elton. What a great experiance I had visiting your farm and meeting your family. Be well amigo!
Yes! good times my friend I am glad you enjoyed it!
Love to see you put out some videos as well. Not enough quality content on Nicaragua.
Brett seems like a cool dude. people probably perceive and sense that and they are cool to him too.
True good point! His attitude is great!
Muchas gracias
@@brettsouza6650 😳
Nice Bro! You sure are taking great advantage of a worthy retirement! Look good, man!
Loved your comments! ❤
Thank you my friend!
Great video!. Makes me want to jump on a plane!
Yes do it! Come out to explore!
Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦
Great Video
Greetings my friend! Have you been to Nicaragua before!?
Great interview! God bless
Thank you so much! Blessings!
Beautiful country planning on retiring there.
Very cool! Where are you watching from?! Cheers!
Hummm , there is probably not two Brett's in Nicaragua with a 100 series LC - Nice to see you in video and you got up to Elton's place.
Claro. Welcome back! The LC is running good and the new Masaya highway is nice. Maybe we can meet for lunch before you return north.
Spot on!!
yes!
Brb- packing for Nicaragua
Haha come thru!!
Hi Emense...You had an excellent guest...Thank you Brett for being open-minded and honest.
Emense...I'm a follower of your videos. Thank you
Thank you mi amigo! Saludos!
Good to know Nicaragua hasn't changed (as far as the hospitality and friendliness of people). I have a question. Maybe I missed it, but, you said you live in Rivas but in the video you stated you are visiting north of Managua. Where exactly did this interview take place where you were visiting? Just curious. What you say is true; the mangos, the fruits in variety, the simplicity of life, Nicaraguans are people that will look after you, etc. I lived in the Department of Granada in a small town known for witchcraft called Diriá. This little town is where I lived for 2 years and it was about a one-hour bus ride south of Managua. I lived there in the United States Peace Corps. Had a very good experience! I haven't been back to Nicaragua since 1997? Something like that. Cool to know you made it your home! ("Ayy Nicaragua.. Nicaraguita.... la flor mas linda de me querer......etc...")❤❤💜💜🌹🌹
I'm coming in August. I would love to visit with you guys. I'm going to be there for three months.
Hi! We can sync up!
this guy and his friend know what they/re talking about ,thank you.
Thank you!
Man what a good video..thanks guys....Nicaragua is the best..
Where are you watching from!?
love this interview man see you guys soon! I am also from California
Nice man! Are you traveling to Nicaragua soon?!
Thanks for this nice video. Brett is such a cool guy! I will come to this Country soon! I have to go out of Germany! It is getting worse here! Maybe we could meet for a beer then?
With best regards from Hamburg, Germany 😎
Thanks! Let us know when you are around!
Thanks for the great video. What is the name of the town/city that Brett lives in?
Very interesting interview!
A neighbor drove from Califrna to Costa Rica.. said she was pulled over & shaken down 2x by policia who robbed her. I'm not saying that's the norm.. but that's what she said.
Great video. I’m thinking about taking a trip for 7 days during thanksgiving. Should I visit Honduras 🇭🇳 or Nicaragua? Thanks again
Come to Nicaragua first then Honduras. I love both country's they are beautiful.
Thank you and your nice guest for an informative interview. Would like to hear more.
Thank you for watching! We have part 2 coming out next week! Cheers my friend!
Great video and great guy and love his positive vibe. I am one that doesn't listen to the fear mongering media about anything. I can't wait to visit Nicaragua especially for the people and culture and history!! I live permanently in Costa Rica so we aren't far !! Although we love our Pura Vida lives here among the Locals everything has gotten much more expensive because of all the foreigners moving in. We don't live at the touristy areas with other foreigners because we didn't want to be in that bubble. I have wanted to visit Nicaragua for some time now and soon in near future we will plan a trip.
Thank you! you will love it!
I love Rancho Santana (dream retirement community. It's better than any other resort there. Also, I would recommend San Juan Del Sur It's a great ex-pat community with a lot more of the amenities that we are used to in the western countries. Love Nicaragua... just a Fl resident but plans on living there permanently in a few years 🎉
Yes I agree San Juan Del Sur is a super nice area! Cheers and blessings!
I’m Nicaraguan 🇳🇮 padres nicaragüenses saludos yo soy de esteli nacido en honduras en el paraíso de danli passing thru to Miami florida y ahora vivo en texas ,pero quiero ir a mi nicaragua 🇳🇮 a visitar
Saludos amigo! gracias y bendiciones!
Qyiero saber donde vive el Señor que entrevistarte. Me encanta cono habla de mi bello país
el vive en Tola.
Great video. Thanks for sharing your positive experiences and insights.
Thank you! I am glad you enjoyed. Where are you watching from!?
@EmenseLogic Watching from North Bend, Washington. Hoping to visit Nicaragua this year and love your videos!
@@amymcgrath7214 Nice! If want to come visit north Nicaragua let me know, we can come up to my farm.
For someone who doesn’t drive a car how are the buses? Taxis? Or is there a city or towns you don’t need a car ?
Thank you 🙏🏻
you can take taxis or shuttles. Buses can get full and it's tuff to travel on them.
Most towns in Nicaragua are quite walkable and for shopping, there are shared taxis. Only city that’s not so walkable is Managua. Inter city buses can be challenging. Try to get express buses with tickets. Taxis between cities can be expensive.
Great vid guys. Love to visit)
Thank you!
Thanks
I am taking the dive! Had enough in the south, total mayhem! Lol
67 and solo, my big issue is my toy poodle…lol…5 lbs….I want to hike and swim and move about and she is a lap dog…how Nicaraguans with pets…could I find a pet sitter?
BTW, soy de Puerto Rico!
My first concern was safety but so far it has all been positive, thank for the video!
Bendiciones!
Viva Nica!
🙌
Most people think the War is still going on. 🤦🏻♂️
Soo true!!
@@EmenseCoffee American Media.
@@EmenseCoffee I also heard some of the older people harbor a dislike for Estados Unitos due the USA's meddling in the 80s
The liberal woke media in the US still making believe the American people that there's a Civil War in Nicaragua. They make believe people that contras and sandinistas still fighting.😂😂😂😂 and the funny thing is that woke people believe it 😂😂😂😂
Like I said my brother in law has Nicaragua Blood In his veins! Let's see when I get to your Country Brother 😎✌️😁
Nice!! Let me know when you do and we can meet up for a cup of coffee!
great video!
Gracias!!
I visit Nicaragua for 1 month last year, and would love to be abe to go back for an extended period of time, is it easy to get some type of extension? Where would be the best place to ask for information? I'm from Mexico
Hi! You can stay in nicaragua for 3 months or 90 days until you need to either do a border run or ask for an extension.
If you want to become a resident, talk to the Nicaraguan consulate in Mexico about what you’d need. Monthly minimum income for one person is $1k. People do live on less, but for foreign residents, that will be a lower middle class life.
Excelente video primo.
Gracias primo!
I'm hoping to come. I am wondering where to start? Cities? Buses?
Depends what you want to see?! Beach, volcanos or coffee land!?
Highlands or the beach?
Not sure yet. Maybe all of it eventually.
@@RebeccaOre
Hi! Is it safe to travel there with a 2 young kids (15 & 10)? As you said we read a lot of things and the express kidnapping scares me!
Hi Dee! Yes it is safe! Are you lookinf to go to the beach?
Thanks so much for responding. My mom lives in Masaya and we will be staying with her, but renting a car. We will go to San Juan del Sur.
We will be there next week
@@deee8658 nice! You guys will have so much fun! Enjoy!
Is there kitesurfing anywhere on the beaches in Nicarauga? Not Surfing...kitesurfing. Great video. Thank you
Yes. Isla Ometepe on Lake Nicaragua has a good Kite Surfing community.
Hi.
Still waiting for comments?
How much could i expect to pay per month for la casita that is behind you?
And do you have a garden by any chance?
After 3 years... have you become a citizen? My guess is that you crossed to Costa Rica every 90 days???
Thank you from a Canadian...
Any advice for bringing a dslr camera. I’ve heard they under went changes in their camera restrictions that have gone back and forth. Are you aware of any issues I might have at their airport security?
No issues! They removed the law and you should be good with personal cameras. Good luck!!
@@EmenseCoffee thank you
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Escuchandolo de dos gringos la verdad es que la media es numero 1 hablando mal de Nicaragua ,es un bello pais he visitado otros paises y pobreza hay en todos los paises incluyendo USA
How common are large age gap relationships? (15-20 years or more). Are they stigmatized?
It’s not unheard of here in Nica, but not so common
It is fine as long you treat and respect your younger girlfriend. Nica women will treat you like a king if taken seriously in many ways, not talking about buying them out BUT….. they are fierce at fighting when they are mad or feel USED.
Nicaragua is NOT Thailand but I think you’ll like it in that respect/
I’m going, haha!
Lol come out!!
Why are thousands of Nicaraguans leaving the country if is so wonderful?
I cant live in any country where I cant watch the New York Yankees play baseball.
😂
The New Dork Stankees
Has Mr. Bret expressed or seen anybody exprés their opinion regarding human rights or anything he might “might” remind you think about any part of the government.
I don’t think anyone questions the good people of Nicaragua !!!!
Please don’t try to mix apples with oranges !!!!
Come on man !!!
What are you getting out of this commercial ???
why a lot of nicas immigrating to costa rica? i would they could live of agriculture in NICARAGUA rather than move
Like Mexicans going to the USA.. $$
Does Mr Ted know that if he is put in jail , he has no judicial recourse ?
Because unless he is “politically correct” he can be put in jail indefinitely !!!
And I am not talking about talking about gay people or ethnically correct ??
That after this interview he changes his mind , he might get kicked out and never be allowed in , even if he is a Nicaraguan citizen born there !!!
Good luck Mr Ted
Watch out for the monsters in the closet !!!
Does Brad have a UA-cam channel?
Unfortunately no! He would be good on UA-cam.
I'm trying to learn Spanish so I can visit beautiful countries like this. I have been to Yucatan x2 and it was very nice, and the people were so kind. I was considering snowbirding in Mexico, but maybe Nicaragua. What is better Atlantic or Pacific, North or South? Gracias!
I say come take Spanish clases here in Nicaragua! Since you have been to Mexico before try somewhere new! The pacific beaches are beautiful down here. Thank you for for watching!
Also, check out the northern highlands.