Hotel Central: Our Home in Masaya
Since living in Nicaragua, we found it necessary to move to Masaya to get the ball rolling on our business. We looked all over the town for the perfect place […]
Since living in Nicaragua, we found it necessary to move to Masaya to get the ball rolling on our business. We looked all over the town for the perfect place […]
Living in Nicaragua is wonderful. However, one inconvenient thing about living here is that every 90 days Quinn and I have to renew our visas because we are not residents […]
For years, there has been a “sibling” rivalry between the Costa Ricans and Nicaraguans. Before moving to Central America, I had never been to Nicaragua nor Costa Rica. It was […]
The amount of money we allowed ourselves to live on during our 5 day experiment As we explained in a previous article Budget Living in Nicaragua, we decided see how […]
When Quinn and I have to go shopping for processed foods the cheapest place to go, hands down, is Pali. Pali is a super market that is actually owned by Walmart […]
Ever since we arrived in Nicaragua, we have been curious to what it would be like to live off of two dollars a day like the majority of Nicaragua (according to […]
Fortunately, we’ve only had to go to the doctor once since we moved here to Nicaragua. Our visit was due to me having excima–an itchy skin rash often from increased […]
Our first priority once settled down at Hospedaje Nina was to find a place that cost less than $15 per night. Since we were going to be here for a […]
Out of all the places in the world, why Nicaragua? It is very affordable to live there. Rent averages less than $300 a month there. We currently pay $1,529 a […]