Lake Nicaragua

Lake Nicaragua, also known as Cocibolca or Granada Lake, is the largest lake in Central America and a significant geographical feature of Nicaragua. It covers an area of approximately 8,264 square kilometers and is home to a variety of wildlife, including freshwater sharks. The lakes proximity to the city of Granada makes it a popular destination for tourists interested in exploring its natural beauty and cultural significance.

Visitors can take boat tours to explore the many small islands scattered across Lake Nicaragua. While there are no official Lake Nicaragua opening hours, tours and activities generally operate during daylight hours. The lake is accessible for various activities such as fishing and bird watching, providing opportunities for education and recreation. Always remember to check with local operators for specific tour times and availability.