Description
The Estero Padre Ramos Nature Reserve is one of the largest mangrove estuaries left in Central America. It is a 22,000-acre protected reserve which provides endless opportunities for sea kayaking, swimming, bird-watching, hiking, and exploration.
The weather surrounding the Estero Padre Ramos is dependent on the season, but typically the day is warm and the estuary is calm with a light breeze. The coast is categorized as dry tropical forest, and the sun is quite strong being so close to the equator. Protective clothing and plenty of water is important in planning a day on the estuary.
Activities
Getting There
The Padre Ramos Reserve can be reached in several ways. The most common route is to get to the small town of Jiquilillo, located right next to the reserve. This small, rural beach town is located some 40 kilometers from Chinandega. From here it is about 9 more kilometers north over a dirt road. The reserve can generally be accessed in low-clearance vehicles, but especially during the rainy season a high-clearance vehicle is recommended. From Chinandega, it takes about an hour to get to the entrance of the reserve.
There are bus than come until the stuari from El Viejo city. From Chinandega, you can take a bus to El Viejo.
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