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Ometepe Island

2004 October 6
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When I made my first visit to Nicaragua this spring, our group went to Ometepe Island for a few days. A small rural island in Lake Nicaragua, Ometepe is stunningly beautiful. Geologically it is essentially two volcanoes on two ends on the island (one living, one dormant) and a small patch of land in between. I absolutely loved my time on the island, and hope to return there when my next trip to Nicaragua happens. I can’t wait.

The Seattle Times just did an article on Ometepe here. To be honest, I was not all that excited to hear about Ometepe being a tourist destination in a large newspaper, but that’s not my call :-(

The article did a good job both of describing the beatufy of the island, but also of describing the sister-island relationship between the Puget Sound island of Bainbridge and Ometepe. I hadn’t known about that relationship’s existence, and I’ll have to check out the Bainbridge side in the near future.

I really miss Nicaragua.

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