Seven days. Fifteen people. One clear-eyed look at what life in Nicaragua actually costs, looks like, and feels like. This seat is yours alone — join us July 26 through August 1, 2026 for private property tours at Gran Pacifica, a residency attorney Q&A, cultural immersion in Granada and León, and the kind of insider access you can’t get from a Google search. Airport transfer, all breakfasts, and all group transportation included.
$3,198.00
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Some decisions are better made together. If you and your partner are seriously looking at Nicaragua — for relocation, retirement, a second home, or a long-term investment — this tour was built for exactly that conversation.
From July 27 to August 1, 2026, the two of you join a small group of no more than twelve travelers for six days of genuine, ground-level access to what life in Nicaragua looks like. You’ll leave with real answers, not a sales pitch.
What you’ll see and do:
The tour opens in Managua and moves fast — Mercado Huembes, Volcán Masaya by night, the hilltop overlook at Catarina, the ceramics workshops of San Juan de Oriente, and an afternoon settling into colonial Granada. A private chocolate-making session at Bate Bate. A boat through the famous islets of Lake Nicaragua. A night at Las Nubes El Crucero, a working farm retreat in the cloud forest above the capital.
Then three nights at Gran Pacifica Resort on the Pacific coast — the property ECI has been developing for years. You’ll tour the grounds, talk to the people who live and work there, sit in on a private presentation from a residency and real estate attorney, and get honest answers about what ownership actually involves. On the way back, a tour of the Flor de Caña rum distillery, one of Central America’s most storied producers.
What’s included for both of you:
All breakfasts, airport transfer, all ground transportation throughout the tour, bilingual guides, the Bate Bate chocolate workshop, the islets boat tour, the Gran Pacifica property tour, the attorney Q&A on residency and investment, evening bonfire and stargazing, campfire music night, golf cart rental at the resort, snacks throughout, and a 10% discount on horseback riding and spa services — for both of you.
Most lunches and dinners are on your own, which gives you the freedom to explore at your own pace and eat the way locals do.
The details:
Fifteen spots. When they’re gone, they’re gone.