Barceló Hotels & Resorts in Nicaragua

Mass tourism still hasn’t reached the beauty of Nicaragua. This Central American country offers incredible beaches, virgin forests, attractive colonial cities and volcanic landscapes with the exhilaration of making visitors feel like they are the first explorers to discover its great treasures. Barceló Hotels & Resorts in Nicaragua await adventurous thrill-seekers

No need to choose, both cities are just 50 minutes away; Managua is the perfect destination for all who appreciate historical beauty. Despite the earthquake that ravaged most of the capital, the colonial neighbourhoods and enclaves, such as the Plaza de la Revolución and the Parque Histórico Nacional Loma de Tiscapa, have proven to be resilient. That's what you get with Barceló Hotels & Resorts in Managua - we only offer authentic local experiences.

Granada is the renowned colonial city of Nicaragua, with bustling cobblestone backstreets, a neoclassical old town, and an explosion of colours on every façade. It's a photogenic city with an extensive promenade that looks out over Lake Cocibolca, and charm of which intensifies with every step you take from our Barceló Hotels & Resorts in Nicaragua.

In the waters of the great Lake Cocibolca sits the island of Ometepe, distinguished by its twin volcanoes. The experience of looking out over this unique island from the ferry is only surmountable by the excitement of ascending one of the giants. From our Barceló Hotels & Resorts in Nicaragua, guests will have access to these unique experiences.

Due to Nicaragua’s location, bathed in the waters of both the Caribbean and the Pacific, its beaches are varied, some with big waves perfect for surfers– especially in the area of San Juan del Sur and La Boquita – while the endless sandy beaches are perfect for unwinding from everyday life. Further north, Barceló Hotels & Resorts at Playa Montelimar combines local culture with luxury services and relaxing beaches.

Discover the possibilities of this destination with our hotels in Nicaragua.