Eat, Drink and be Merry:
a Foodie Tour

Upcoming Dates in 2017
Contact us with interest.
9 days, 8 nights
Nicaragua has more to offer the discerning palette than one might think. And it's not just about the food, it's the whole experience that surrounds it. You don't do it alone!

On this distinctive food tour in Nicaragua, we will blend taste with all the other senses. See how local fruit and coffee producers care for their harvest before they bring their product to market. Listen to the sound of fresh meats crackling on the grill at the local fritanga. Inhale the aroma of a humble kitchen in the barrio as you and your group prepare a homemade Nicaraguan meal to share. Use your hands to turn cacao beans into chocolate delights.

From Indio Viejo to Vigorón, Baho to Nacatamal, Quesillo to Pinolillo. Then there's the gourmet, experimental and fusion food that's popping up all over the city centers. You will taste all of this and more!
What is included
  • Eight nights of double occupancy accommodation
  • Transport to and from Managua airport
  • Transport in Nicaragua
  • Activities as specified on the itinerary
  • All breakfasts, lunches and dinners
  • Experienced, bilingual tour guide

Not included
  • Air travel to Nicaragua
  • Travel insurance/trip cancellation insurance
  • Medical expenses
  • Meals not specified, snacks or alcoholic beverages
  • Optional activities
  • Tips for tour leader, housekeeping staff, drivers, local guides
  • Items of a personal nature

Group is limited to ten (10) participants so reserve your place early. If you are a group with at least 6 people and would like to arrange your own travel dates, please contact us. Tour cost is for double occupancy. Single room supplement is $325.

Additional travel extension packages are available. Come early or stay late and really get to know Nicaragua! Ask us!

NOTE: The conditions on this tour can be difficult due to the nature of the developing world. While accommodations are upscale for Nicaragua, there may still be issues with electricity, water, access to the internet, and Nicaraguan culture continues to run on its own schedule - that's why we adore it!