• Hervideros de San Jacinto - Explore the San Jacinto Mud Pots by strolling through the fumarolic field and observing the various mud pits in different sizes, depths, and colors. Witness the power of nature as the mud bubbles and churns, releasing geysers of steam. Additionally, engage with locals to learn the art of making the popular tortillas.
• Ruins of Leon Viejo - Step back into colonial times by exploring the ruins of old Leon, one of the earliest Spanish colonial settlements in the Americas, often referred to as the “American Pompeii.” Founded by the Spanish in 1524 and abandoned in 1610, discover the lifestyle and culture of the indigenous Imabite tribe.
• Momotombo - Enjoy a brief walk at the historic Momotombo Port, taking in the views of Lake Managua and the nearby Momotombo volcano.
• Asososca Lagoon - Delight in swimming in the warm waters of the stunning volcanic crater lagoon, “Laguna del Tigre,” also known as Asososca Lagoon, and immerse yourself in nature’s beauty.

• Private transportation
• Entrance fees included
• Complimentary snacks

San Jacinto Mud Pits & Old León: A Journey Through Nature and History

Discover the fascinating mud pits of San Jacinto, where the earth’s raw energy is on display with steaming geysers and swirling ground. Engage in tortilla-making with the locals and delve into their rich traditions.

Travel back in time at the ruins of Old León, known as the “American Pompeii,” established in 1524 and deserted in 1610, as you explore the tales of the indigenous Imabite people and colonial past.

Enjoy a leisurely walk by the historic Momotombo Port to take in the views of Lake Managua and the majestic Momotombo Volcano. Afterwards, rejuvenate with a swim in the pristine Asososca Lagoon, a breathtaking volcanic crater lake.

Before heading back to León, savor a traditional “quesillo” from a delightful artisan town—a perfect conclusion to your journey.

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