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It is a beautiful and quiet country for cycling. The landscape is varied: volcanoes, mountains and lowlands with two large lakes. Only the capital Managua is not particularly beautiful, and is notorious for its crime.\n\nIt is less prosperous than neighboring Costa Rica, but just as beautiful. A lot of work is being done on the construction and improvement of roads, so maps may be outdated.","2021-06-04T09:31:11.000Z","01dRgHcnFiTSprDGCEB4Jxq7iDH3",{"body":37,"updatedAt":38,"updatedBy":39},"Quite a numerous amount of nationalities can enter Nicaragua without a visa.\n\nNicaragua\n\nVisa-free access to Nicaragua\n\nVisa on arrival access to Nicaragua\n\nMay not enter on Canada\u002FSchengen\u002FUS visa\n\nSource: [Wikipedia](https:\u002F\u002Fen.wikipedia.org\u002Fwiki\u002FVisa_policy_of_Nicaragua).","2021-03-19T16:34:27.000Z","RYFRjpH3DfdWPpRfG9MIFBSPzH33",{"updatedAt":41,"updatedBy":35,"parts":42},"2021-06-04T09:36:07.000Z",{"wildCamping":43},"Wild camping is possible, but not recommended. Possibly in a yard. Asking private individuals is also no problem. We spent one night in the living room of a hotel owner due to a full hotel.",{"body":45,"updatedAt":46,"updatedBy":35,"parts":47},"The fact that the Nicaraguans cycle a lot also has the advantage that the (many) dogs are used to it and do not move, you are not interesting! With exceptions of course....","2021-06-04T09:34:20.000Z",{"traffic":48},"The PanAmerican highway can be dangerous, especially where the hard shoulder is missing. The highway between Managua and Granada is no fun either. Avoid those roads if possible. Also watch out for the buses.",{"updatedAt":50,"updatedBy":35,"parts":51},"2021-06-04T09:35:46.000Z",{"bus":52},"The \"regular\" bus services are a godsend if you just need quick transport. Even if you are not at an official stop, raise your hand and chances are the bus will stop. There are special helpers on the bus and in no time your bike is on the roof and you are on your way. But: full = bad luck!",{"body":54,"updatedAt":55,"updatedBy":35},"You can eat anywhere. There are not as many food stalls as in Costa Rica. Rudy: \"Dining and supplies are not a problem in most larger towns. Lots of chicken, beans, rice, tortillas etc. In most restaurants you can get a full meal for USD 8-10 pp.\"\n\nPreferably buy bottled mineral water. In many places the tap water is fairly reliable and sanitisers are not immediately needed, but you are taking a risk. Drinking water is also available at roadside stalls.","2021-06-04T09:37:36.000Z",{"body":57,"updatedAt":58,"updatedBy":35},"The people are friendly and welcoming, not intrusive. They also cycle a lot, but on simple bicycles. People simply take a bicycle inside, also in restaurants and even in church.\n\nThe population often only speaks Spanish. Outside the real tourist locations - Managua, Granada and Masaya - it is difficult to communicate without Spanish.","2021-06-04T09:31:55.000Z",{"body":60,"updatedAt":61,"updatedBy":35},"**Common Diseases**\n\nLike the surrounding countries, this is a dengue area. Nicaragua has an active rabies vaccination policy for dogs, so the risk of rabies is relatively small.\n\n**Mandatory vaccinations**\n\nAdditional vaccination obligations apply from certain countries.\n\n**Useful vaccinations for cyclists**\n\nRabies, Hepatitis A and B. Depending on the region also malaria prophylaxis.\n\n**Useful things in the travel pharmacy**\n\nDisinfectant for dubious (tap) drinking water.","2021-06-04T09:33:07.000Z",{"body":63,"updatedAt":64,"updatedBy":35},"**Nice routes**\n\nBetween Managua and Leon you can cut off quite a bit of the highway by looking for the old train station at La Paz Centro, and from there follow the old rail route towards Leon. Unpaved, but perfectly flat road, and also a lot shorter.\n\nDisparate de Potter: The road between Jinotega and Matagalpa is a must. Beautiful views, with steep climbs but not too steep.\n\n**Best time to cycle**\n\nDecember is the dry season and therefore suitable for cycling. September is the rainy season. 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