Boat schedules NicaraguaBoat Schedules Nicaragua, - Nicaragua is a country with two oceanic coasts, the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean,lakes, lagoons, marshlands and rivers. The water transportation are not fully developed. But you will always find a way of reaching the multiple beautiful islands, the natural rivers and the virgin beaches which exist in the country.
Commercial international ports exist on both the Caribbeanand Pacific coasts. But there are only two commercial passenger ports, one at San Juan del Sur in the south, and the port of Corinto in the north. Both located on the Pacific coast..
 Besides the commercial ports you will also find numerous private marinas and small ports servicing the small fishing villages and allowing you access to such places as the Island of Juan Venado and the Islands of Cosigüina off the northwest Pacific coast in the Gulf of Fonseca.
On the Caribbean coast you will find the Port of Rama, from here you will boat across the interesting Hidden river to Bluefields. Bluefields has both a municipal wharf and plus private wharfs. Form here it is possible to obtain launches or pangas to travel to the paradise of the Corn Islands, la Laguna de Perlas and the Rama Kay. You can find further information about Boat Schedules NIcaragua Atlantic coast here.
The major rivers also have boat service. In the river San Juan, from the city of San Carlos, you can hire launches or pangas to go to the historical site of El Castillo, The refuge of life Bartola, the immense Natural reserve Indio - Maíz, and to the Caribbeanport of San Juan del Norte (or Greytown).
 The great Lake of Nicaragua is serviced by few crafts. From the city of Granada at Asese's port it is possible to hire launches and pangas to cross the Islets of Granada. Also of there is ferry service and a new cruise service for the tourist, to Altagracia's port on Ometepe Island, the villages of Morrito, San Miguelito and she finishes in San Carlos' City. From here it is possible to take pangas to Solentiname's archipelago.
Another of Ometepe's ports, in Moyogalpa, is connected by lauches and ferries from the city of San Jorge, in Rivas. This service includes not only passengers but cargo as well. You can find further information about Boat Schedules Nicaragua for Ometepe Island here. For the Spanish version click here.
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