Detourmap
Nature & landscapes in Nicaragua
Nicaragua has 32 nature & landscapes on Detourmap — parks, mountains, waterfalls, caves, volcanoes and coves. The best known is Lake Nicaragua. All of them are below.
- Nature
- 32
- Oldest
- Masaya Volcano National Park 1979
- Little known
- 12 of 32
- Most from
- 21st century
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2.Lake Managua
Nature · Renowned
Also known as Lake Xolotlán, is a large freshwater lake in the Nicaraguan Depression near Managua and several volcanoes
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3.Ometepe
Nature · Renowned
UNESCO Biosphere Reserve on a volcanic island in Lake Nicaragua (Cocibolca), formed by the Concepción and Maderas volcanoes, with rainforests and growing ecoto…
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5.Serranilla Bank
Nature · Notable
Uninhabited reef and islets in the western Caribbean Sea; contested territory, claimed by Colombia, Nicaragua and the United States
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7.Bajo Nuevo Bank
Nature · Notable
Uninhabited reef and islets in the western Caribbean Sea; contested territory, claimed by the United States, Colombia, Jamaica and Nicaragua
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16.Miskito Cays
Nature · 21st century · Notable
Protected area of small cays and reefs in the Caribbean Sea off the Mosquito Coast of Nicaragua
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22.Volcán Azul
Nature · Hidden gem
Volcano in Nicaragua in the South Caribbean Coast Autonomous Region
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28.Refugio de Vida Silvestre Los Guatuzos
Nature · 20th century · Hidden gem
Protected area in Nicaragua
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31.Hervideros de San Jacinto
Nature · Hidden gem
Mudpot and fumarole geothermal field on the SE flank of Telica volcano, León Department, Nicaragua
Questions about this page
How many nature & landscapes are there in Nicaragua?
32 on this map, out of 25,830 worldwide. That is what Wikidata records for Nicaragua with coordinates, a photograph and a Wikipedia article — the real number on the ground is larger, and for some countries much larger.
What is the best known of the nature & landscapes in Nicaragua?
Lake Nicaragua. Largest lake in Central America in Nicaragua.
Which is the oldest?
Masaya Volcano National Park, dated to 1979. 4 of these 32 carry a founding date.
Where does this information come from?
Every place is drawn from Wikidata (CC0), with photographs from Wikimedia Commons and a link to its English Wikipedia article. Selection is deterministic: a place is here because Wikidata files it under one of the classes this atlas carries and it has coordinates, a photo and an article. Nothing is written or chosen by an AI, and the ranking is simply how many Wikipedia language editions cover a place.