Dias Feriados Nicaragua 2025

2 min read 09-12-2024

Nicaragua, with its vibrant culture and rich history, observes a number of public holidays throughout the year. These days offer Nicaraguans a chance to celebrate national identity, commemorate significant events, and enjoy time with family and friends. Planning ahead for these holidays is essential for both residents and visitors. Below is a list of the official public holidays in Nicaragua for the year 2025. Please note that this list is subject to change, so it's always best to confirm with official sources closer to the dates.

Enero (January)

1 de Enero (Año Nuevo): New Year's Day - A universally celebrated holiday marking the start of a new year.

Marzo (March)

19 de Marzo (Día del Padre): Father's Day - A day dedicated to celebrating fathers and father figures.

Abril (April)

Jueves Santo: Maundy Thursday - A Christian holiday observed during Holy Week. Specific date will vary each year; refer to a 2025 calendar for the exact date.
Viernes Santo: Good Friday - A Christian holiday observed during Holy Week. Specific date will vary each year; refer to a 2025 calendar for the exact date.

Mayo (May)

1 de Mayo (Día del Trabajo): Labor Day - A holiday celebrating workers and the labor movement.

Julio (July)

19 de Julio (Día de la Revolución Popular Sandinista): Day of the Sandinista Popular Revolution - This holiday commemorates the beginning of the Sandinista Revolution.

Agosto (August)

1 de Agosto (Día de la Asunción de María): The Assumption of Mary - A Catholic holiday celebrating the Virgin Mary's ascension into heaven.
15 de Agosto (Batalla de San Jacinto): Battle of San Jacinto - Commemorates a significant battle in Nicaraguan history.

Septiembre (September)

14 de Septiembre (Día de la Independencia de Centroamérica): Central American Independence Day - Celebrates the independence of Central American countries from Spain.
15 de Septiembre (Día de la Independencia de Nicaragua): Nicaragua's Independence Day - A major national holiday commemorating Nicaragua's independence.

Diciembre (December)

8 de Diciembre (Día de la Concepción de María): The Immaculate Conception of Mary - A Catholic holiday.
25 de Diciembre (Navidad): Christmas Day - A widely celebrated holiday commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ.

Important Considerations:

Bank Holidays: These holidays will likely also be bank holidays, meaning banks and many other businesses may be closed.
School Holidays: Schools are generally closed on all these public holidays.
Travel Planning: If planning a trip to Nicaragua in 2025, consider these dates when booking flights and accommodation.

This information is intended for informational purposes only. Always verify holiday dates with official Nicaraguan sources before making any plans.