One of the most memorable features of a visit to the lakefront colonial-era city of Granada, Nicaragua, is Las Isletas, the miniature archipelago of 365 tiny islands situated in bordering Lake Nicaragua.
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Net fishing, Las Isletas, Lake Nicaragua. ©Ellen Barone.
Only minutes away from the city center, a short boat ride transports you into a rich natural landscape eons removed from bustling Granada.
I captured this photo of a local family out fishing late one afternoon during a stay at Jicaro Island Ecolodge, a tranquil island retreat situated on one of the Isletas. More Photos
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