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11 nights from £3,795 per person
Highlights of Nicaragua
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- Discover the University City of Leon
- Visit the Colonial City of Granada
- Hike Mombacho Volcano
- View into the glowing crater of Masaya Volcano
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13 nights from £4,585 per person
Highlights of Nicaragua & Panama
Nicaragua and Panama are relatively unknown Latin American countries, but they are well worth exploring, in part for this very reason. Our 12-day itinerary visits Panama City and the Panama Canal and then on to the beautiful beaches of Bocas del Toro, a Caribbean archipelago of lush vegetation and ancient traditions. In Nicaragua you can explore the colonial town of Granada, relax in volcanic beau...
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