The Instituto Nicaragüense de Turismo (INTUR; ☎+505 254-5191; www.intur.gob.ni or www.visitnicaragua.com) offers resources for travelers to Nicaragua, including suggestions on destinations and accommodations. The websites aren’t very good; it might be worth a trip to the office in Managua.
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