After 5 glorious, sweltering days in Granada, we took a taxi south to the beach town San Juan del Sur, where we rented a pretty little house way up in the hills. It required a manual 4 wheel drive truck to get there.
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| San Juan del Sur students practicing for a parade. |
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| Casa Suerte. Lucky No. 7. |
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| Cozy, modern, beautiful, rustic, open air. |
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| The bathrooms were fun. Got to look right out into the rain forest while showering. |
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| Mosquito nets. Kind of irritating, but good for the conscience. |
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| Our pool on the hillside. The water was a little cool from the rain and we didn't use it much. |
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| Steps to our house. |
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| These bastards built webs in the walkways all the time... |
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| A sunset seen from our balcony. |
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| The nearest beach. Deserted. With the perfect sand. |
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| Same beach, opposite direction. Costa Rica is visible on the horizon. |
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| Selfie. Fun fact - made that suit. |
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| Another deserted beach a little further north. |
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| Fun pattern in the sand made by the tide pulling sand against the rocks. |
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| The surf beach to the south of the first beach. There was a little cafe and a bunch of mediocre surfers. |
Part 5: Rancho Chilamate
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