Isla Juan Venado Nature Reserve, Nicaragua
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Isla Juan Venado Nature Reserve - is part of the national park system and an important coastal wetlands reserve. The barrier island of Juan Venado is 22 km long and a half km wide. The ocean side is a nesting site for sea turtles while the protected side estuary is home to many water fowl, iguana, crocodile and caiman, as well ecologically important mangroves. The reserve can be explored in motorboat or kayak. Access is via the fine hotels of León just 30 minutes away via paved highway.
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paismandancig, 2010-11-11 19:17:07