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Each town in Nicaragua has its own Patron Saint.  Nicaraguans of all ages honor the saint’s birthday annually with celebrations called fiestas patronales. 

While the purpose is religious, the focus is on music, dance, games, rodeos, and more – including the occasional cervesa or Nica Libre.  Along with San Juan de Oriente and San Juan de [...]

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This past Sunday, we treated ourselves to a baseball game in Rivas, where the team played a double header against Boer.  We caught a few innings of the second game and watched Rivas shut out Boer with a final score of 6-0.  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Casa de la Mujer: Mayra Calderon is a collective voice for those who share a commitment to issues concerning women in the greater San Juan del Sur area. Our mission is to facilitate the empowerment of women by providing support, education and alternatives.  Most recently, the Casa de la Mujer received a generous donation from [...]

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Camp Shaka is an overnight surf experience for kids between the ages of 12 and 15 located in Santana Beach on the Pacific Coast of Nicaragua. The summer camp consist of 6 days / 5 nights and includes daily surf lessons for beginners, community service, teambuilding exercises, and awesome activities and excursions.   Visit www.campshakanicaragua.com for more information.
 
 

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A number of people have emailed me requesting information on the cost of living here in Nicaragua.  At long last, here it is.  Please note that this is based solely on my experience here, with my husband.  Each traveler will have a different set of needs and therefore, a different budget.  I would also note [...]

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