Travel from the Pacific to the Caribbean in Nicaragua

In 1502, Christopher Columbus set foot on this American-Indian territory for the first time, paving the way for centuries of colonisation. With all that history behind it, this nation is still as inspiring and welcoming as ever, beckoning to the impatient explorer with the Pacific ocean to the West and the Caribbean sea to the East. Two immense mountain ranges cut the country in half, from Honduras in the North, to Costa Rica in the South, whilst the many active volcanoes rumble on as a constant reminder of the volatile earth just beneath our feet. The gigantic Lake Nicaragua and Lake Managua literally punch holes in the country's map, whilst the Atlantic region remains cut off from the rest of the country and relatively inaccessible. Though venture into this central American paradise, those who do will barely feel their feet touch the ground.