CONDE NAST TRAVELER

Although the number of visitors in Nicaragua and to Granada in particular is on the upswing, services and amenities can still be spotty, and connections easy to miss. Avoid the guesswork by booking your trip through an outfitter such as Nicaragua Adventures (May, 2009)

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USA TODAY

Tours: Since driving a rental car can be daunting (potholed roads, oxcart drivers and lack of directional signs, for starters), the easiest way to get around is through a tour company. Two of the best known: Tours Nicaragua (011-505-252-4035); toursnicaragua.com); Nicaragua Adventures (011-505-883-7161; nica-adventures.com) 
 
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NEW YORK TIMES

Nicaragua Adventures (www.nica-adventures.com) can arrange private trips to the country, covering culture, nature and adventure. Both can plan either an entire trip or just basics like hotels and transportation. (Unless you’re comfortable with chaotic driving conditions, do not rent your own car.) (September 23, 2007)

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Where else can your kids hike on an active volcano, kayak Lake Nicaragua, wander through a tropical cloud forest and slip on a harness to whiz on wires from platform to platform high in a treetop canopy, all for a bargain price? Nicaragua Adventures, (505) 8883 7161, www.nica-adventures.com, even accepts infants. (June 5, 2005)

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MONEY MAGAZINE

I hear it's like Costa Rica 20 years ago. Is that good?
Yes. Nicaragua shares Costa Rica's natural beauty, from volcanoes to cloud forests, but it's less crowded than its trendy neighbour. Just work with a veteran tour operator such as Nicaragua Adventures (nica-adventures.com) so you find the spots with the best amenities. (April 27, 2005)

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OUTSIDE MAGAZINE

There's only one real rule to remember when skiing down the face of an active volcano in Nicaragua: Don't fall. (2004).