Things to do in Bosawas Biosphere Reserve

The Bosawas region is defined by rainforest and Indigenous heritage rather than built monuments.

Museums are limited in the Bosawás area; focus here is on nature and culture in communities.

Religious sites exist within communities, but the landscape is the main attraction.

Protected wilderness and biodiversity opportunities await in Nicaragua’s Bosawás Biosphere Reserve.

Remote Indigenous and rural communities sit within or near the reserve, offering cultural exchanges.

Experience the rainforest’s beauty without an entry fee through self-guided explorations and nature observations.

Taste traditional dishes from the region’s Indigenous communities and river towns.

Evenings are quiet in remote areas, but community gatherings and storytelling can be memorable.

Cultural showcases and traditional performances occur within communities when organized.

Active adventures mainly come from jungle treks and river trips you can undertake with a guide.

For intrepid travelers, there are rugged experiences that involve local guides and forest life.