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The Best Beachfront at Apoyo (10% Discount for IL Readers)
Date: 08/11/2006Lake Apoyo in Nicaragua is the cleanest lake in all Central America, filled with mineral-rich water fed by a series of underground springs. The lake is so clear, you can see more than 100 feet down.
Read OnCut Through the Bull About Nicaraguan Property
Date: 06/23/2006What's really going on in Nicaragua? What's the inside, behind-the-scenes story right now?
Read OnMountain Man
Date: 06/07/2006I don’t mind a visit to the beach, but I prefer places where the thermometer hovers between 70 and 75 degrees Fahrenheit most of the time. Somewhere with a little elevation, cool breezes, clear lakes, whispering forests, majestic peaks...
Read OnIn the Company of Mavens, Mariachis, and Money
Date: 05/12/2006You are invited to join International Living's first-ever Nicaragua Real Estate Tour. Join us and discover how to find--and buy--your personal piece of the Nicaraguan Riviera. Numbers strictly limited.
Read OnSandinistas... So What?
Date: 04/28/2006If you haven't heard already, this is an election year in Nicaragua. What does that mean to anyone interested in buying property in Nicaragua or anyone already invested in this country?
Read OnGran Pacifica, Nicaragua: The Newest Beach Town in the Americas
Date: 02/17/2006Mike Cobb has a dream: To build Gran Pacifica, a town right on the beachfont of the mid-Pacific coast of Nicaragua, about one hour from Managua.
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Learn Spanish, Make a Difference
Date: 02/08/2006Casa Xalteva offers Spanish classes as a way to make enough money to provide a place to stay (and offer support) for kids in Granada, Nicaragua, who have run out of other options.
Read OnOf Highways and Byways, Further Adventures in Nicaragua
Date: 01/28/2006Good thing Dan was following us...and not too close behind. Our vehicle seized...then nearly stalled...Lief clutched...tried to maintain control...in the fast lane on the highway from Granada to Masaya.
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