Grocery Shopping in Nicaragua | Nicaragua Cost Of Living | Maxi Pali, La Union and La Colonia
Considering moving to Nicaragua? Get a taste of Nicaragua expat life with a tour of shopping at Maxi Pali, La Union and La Colonia supermarkets. This video will give you all the information you need to know about grocery shopping in Nicaragua. We share some of our shopping tips and give more insight into Nicaragua cost of living.
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0:00 Introduction to Grocery Shopping in Granada Nicaragua
0:36 The cost of living in Nicaragua and grocery shopping in Nicaragua
0:46 How many supermarkets are there in Granada Nicaragua?
1:02 Where are the supermarkets in Granada Nicaragua?
1:14 Maxi Pali Granada Nicaragua
1:29 Supermarket opening hours in Granada Nicaragua
1:46 La Union supermarket Granada Nicaragua
2:16 What are Marchantas?
2:47 Limits on supermarket purchases in Nicaragua due to Covid
3:08 La Colonia supermarket Granada Nicaragua
3:27 Imported foods at La Colonia Nicaragua
3:45 How much does it cost to buy alcohol in Nicaragua?
4:12 Covid precautions at supermarkets in Nicaragua
5:00 Currency of Nicaragua
5:10 Are there ATMs in the supermarkets in Nicaragua?
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1 Dollar Street Food Challenge! | Nicaragua Cost of Living
What Nicaragua street food can you buy for just one US$1? Nicaragua is one of the cheapest places to live in Central America and you will be surprised at what you can buy! Join us on our 1 dollar street food challenge, part 2 of our Nicaragua cost of living series, where we sample the most common street food of Granada Nicaragua that you can buy for around US$1. We discover and taste test the local specialties of nacatamales and vigorón, explain the delicious foods you can get from a ‘fritanga’ and much more!
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0:00 Introduction to 1 dollar street food challenge
0:12 Nicaragua Cost of Living Series
0:29 Hot dogs and Hamburgers
1:35 Parque Xalteva Granada Nicaragua
2:04 Nacatamales – a popular Nicaraguan street food
3:28 Where to buy Nacatamales in Granada Nicaragua
3:33 Vigoron – a traditional Nicaraguan dish
4:44 Chanco con Yucca
4:53 Where to buy Vigorón and Chanco con Yucca in Nicaragua
5:02 Fritangas in Nicaragua
5:11 Nicaraguan fried food - enchiladas, empanadas, papa relleno, tacos and queso frito
6:21 Empanada maduro
6:59 Enchilada con carne
7:33 Quesillo
8:09 Where to buy Quesillos in Granada Nicaragua – outside Iglesia La Merced
8:21 Pupusas in Nicaragua
8:45 Mrs Pan Bakery in Granada Nicaragua
9:03 Tres leches – Nicaraguan dessert
9:12 Street vendors in Nicaragua
9:28 Rosquillos
9:45 Eskimo Ice Cream Nicaragua
11:19 Cerviche in Granada Nicaragua
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Никарагуа. Орёл и Решка. Перезагрузка. АМЕРИКА (english subtitles)
Орёл и Решка. Перезагрузка. АМЕРИКА в Никарагуа (Nicaragua), стране Центральной Америки ( Central America), которая приютила на своей территории десятки действующих вулканов! Свою Перезагрузку мы начали со столицы - города Манагуа (Managua) и проведали местные достопримечательности. Антон Птушкин и Настя Ивлеева взбирались на действующие вулканы Масая (Masaya Volcano) и Серро-Негро (Cerro Negro). На последнем мы даже устроили безумные покатушки - вулканобординг. Еще мы попробовали традиционную еду простых жителей Никарагуа, узнали об особенностях местных танцев и спасли от верной гибели броненосца.
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NICARAGUA - Episodio 4 | Después de visitar Isla de Ometepe, viajamos hacia Granada, la ciudad más antigua del país y nos sorprendemos con las rutas de Nicaragua.
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A day in Granada Nicaragua | Backpacking Central America | Nicaragua travel series (2019) En Espanol
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In this episode we continue our Backpacking Central America series and spend the day exploring and experiencing the sights of Granada in Nicaragua.
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Precios en EL SALVADOR, un país con economía DOLARIZADA ???? ¿Es posible pagar con BITCOINS? ???? Ep.2
EL SALVADOR - Episodio 2 | Te mostramos los precios de un país con economía dolarizada e intentamos pagar con bitcoins en El Salvador, mientras conocemos sus famosas playas y probamos las famosas pupusas salvadoreñas.
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8 Dollars in San Salvador! (El Salvador Travel 2022)
San Salvador is the lively capital city of El Salvador and it’s such a fun city to explore. There’s music everywhere, more ice cream shops than we’ve ever seen anywhere, pupusas on every other corner, and the shouts of market vendors all over.
Contrasting the fun chaos of the city center, there are quiet and upscale neighborhoods with fancy shopping malls, world-class dining, and laid-back coffee shops. All with dominant views of nearby volcanos and vibrant green forests surrounding the city, and it’s all under an hour away from the ocean! It’s a fun place to be with a lot of contrast from one area to the next.
All of that diversity in neighborhoods leads to a large gap in what you’ll pay for things from one place to the next. A classy hotel in Santa Tecla will easily run you $100-$140 per night or more, for instance, while a simple room near the city center can be as low as $10-$15, maybe even less.
That big of a gap goes for pretty much everything across the board in this city. In the markets, you can find locally made products for some of the best prices we’ve seen (that’s what we focused on in this video!), while imported products at international stores like Wal-Mart are higher than what you’ll find in many parts of the US!
Keep in mind that the main currency in El Salvador is the US dollar, and the secondary currency is Bitcoin! San Salvador is also very international in many parts and has just about every big franchise you can think of. A gallon of milk at Wal-Mart in El Salvador is over $5.A Domino’s pizza is $10-$15.
Plates at sit-down, nice restaurants for more than $15-$30.
Some children’s playsets in Wal-Mart are $100 or more. Coffee at many of the upscale coffee shops are $4-$5.
McDonald’s combos are around $7-$8
Pair of jeans at the mall for $20-$40
Expect to pay as much or more as you might in the US, Canada, or Europe for imported products if you’re shopping at gas station chains, fancy malls, or stores.
Meanwhile, in the markets, we found things for the following prices: Bagged water for 15 cents.
Pirated DVDs for 30-50 cents.
Children’s toys for $1.
A box of 50 face masks for $1.
3 delicious pupusas for less than $1.
Energy drinks for 50 cents or less.
T-Shirts for $1-$3
Packs of socks for $1-$2.
Cups of coffee at local ‘mom & pop’ bakeries for 50 cents.
Plates at non-franchise Japanese and Chinese restaurants for $4-$5. (Actually quite good and in most decent-sized cities)
Plates at one of the many cafeteria-style buffets serving up local favorites for less than $5.
Things like Aspirin, Garlic pills, and other typical medicines are often sold on the buses in packets for $1. Helpful!
The contrast can be huge! Things can get pretty expensive for sure.
If you’re wondering about the cost of a few other things:
Ubers are cheap! Around $4 or less around the city. Too cheap in fact, some Uber drivers will cancel the trip around El Salvador because they aren’t getting enough to make it worth the gas and time. (Gas is pretty high in El Salvador, about standard with most of Latin America) It helps sometimes if you message the Uber Driver right away and let them know you’ll be adding in a generous tip.
Taxis are usually around the same, a little more with the tip.
‘Pirate taxis’ are the unofficial taxis and they’re cheaper. You’ll see them all over. Don’t recommend taking those though, to be on the safe side.
Public transportation on the school buses can be as low as 20 cents per ride in the city, and as low as 75 cents from one town to the next. With that price though, comes a lot of crowds and sometimes a bumpy ride. (Mini-buses make for a smoother ride, often with AC, and might run you a few dollars per ride)
Haircuts are cheap and well done. After getting our haircuts twice each in the country, we paid as little as $3.50 and as much as only $5 before the tip!
If you’d like to know about any other prices ask in the comments! :)
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Imports as Immigrants or Expats ????????
The other day we mentioned the importance of paying import duties on products being imported into Nicaragua (or anywhere.) But some people were offended at the thought of having to shoulder their fair share of taxes and to be treated the same as local businesses. Some even thought that their mere presence should be cause for delight, even if they didn't pay their bills. So today I want to talk about how imports and taxes work when you are an expat... also knows as an immigrant, and why, while it might emotionally feel like you shouldn't need to pay taxes, it would be wildly unfair if you didn't.
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8 April 2024
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Surf Lessons in SJDS, Nicaragua
Amazing video done by Clase Loquera showing the beautiful beaches of San Juan Del Sur, and what Beyond the Dream Surf House has to offer.
Explaining the $10K USD Limit for Border Crossings and Customs for Travelers
Vlog 4 January 2023 | Nearly all countries limit you to bringing ten thousand dollars in US currency equivalent into their country when you are crossing their border, unless you declare it. It's straight foward and a nearly universal requirement. But very few people understand it. Why does it exist and what does it really mean?
[Edit] The US itself does the $10K limit by household, not by individual. I believe that they are unique in this. I've not found another country that limits in that way, nor does household mean the same thing around the world the way that it does in the US so it seems like it would be unique.
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Nicaragua: Surfers & Volcano Paradise
Join us on a journey through Nicaragua with Global Communicator! We landed in the vibrant city of Managua, offering both charm and caution. Our adventure continued to Granada, a colonial gem with a massive lake boasting 364 islands. Don't miss the kayak tour and the fiery allure of a nearby active volcano!
Ometepe, known as the 'Breast Island,' captivates with its twin colossal volcanoes. Climbing at least one is a must for the breath-taking views. San Juan Del Sur emerges as the best of the best, especially on Sundays when the town comes alive with the vibrant Funday atmosphere. It's your gateway to numerous surf beaches.
Popoyo, a hidden gem and a personal favourite, is a surfer's paradise. Remote but immersed in pure beach life. Leon, another former capital, is a hostel hub where volcano boarding awaits thrill-seekers.
Las Penitas offers budget-friendly accommodations along the stunning coast. Join us as we uncover secret spots, craft travel routes, savor the best local cuisines, and experience the heart of Nicaragua. Subscribe for more local insights and hidden gems!
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