We drove there with the owners of the B&B where we stayed in Granada.
Floating beer cart
Our charming server
The cook
Some locals stopping to help a very old man who was carrying this wood - they dropped him at his home
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Sunday, January 22, 2012
Laguna de Apoyo Nicaragua
Laguna de Apoyo is a clean, blue, and thermally vented 48-square kilomenter body of water contained inside the crater of the Apoyo Volcano (think big warm clean lake!).
We drove there with the owners of the B&B where we stayed in Granada.
We drove there with the owners of the B&B where we stayed in Granada.
Monday, January 16, 2012
Casa Pasos Granada Nicaragua
We stayed in a lovely small Bed and Breakfast Casa Pasos right in the heart of Granada.
It is located at the lake end of Calzada St. This is one of the main streets in Granada, La Calzada (the paved road) leads from the Central Park in the center of Granada all the way down to the lake (Cocibolca).
The street is well lit at night and it only costs a dollar to catch a cab back to the B&B if you don't feel like walking.
Calzada is lined with restaurants, hotels, hostels and internet cafes and some blocks are closed to traffic.
The B&B is run by a young American couple, Shylow and Becky. They are charming and very hospitable. Anything you need they can help you with.
They suggested some interesting restaurants that we may not have found on our own. Casa San Francisco which is their favourite romantic spot.
They also suggested Las Colinas (The Hills) where we ate with our extended family on their last night in Nicaragua.
The house is located in a very safe area, but then Granada felt very safe as we wandered around town.
We had a car with us which was parked outside the house.
They have three very comfortable rooms available with free wi-fi, 24-hour security and a shared bathroom.
We had the loft bedroom which has a small porch.
Breakfast is included in the $25 nightly rates. Shylow was doing the cooking while we were there and he is a great chef!
The house is surrounded by fruit trees and other flowering plants.
You are free to use the great screened porch which has two hammocks, some rockers and my favourite, a hammock type chair where you can curl up with your book or laptop.
They have three dogs and have just rescued a beautiful orange kitten. It is such fun to have pets around when you are away from home.
It was fun being awakened by the roosters and having the loft room made it feel like you were waking up in aviary.
It is located at the lake end of Calzada St. This is one of the main streets in Granada, La Calzada (the paved road) leads from the Central Park in the center of Granada all the way down to the lake (Cocibolca).
The street is well lit at night and it only costs a dollar to catch a cab back to the B&B if you don't feel like walking.
Calzada is lined with restaurants, hotels, hostels and internet cafes and some blocks are closed to traffic.
The B&B is run by a young American couple, Shylow and Becky. They are charming and very hospitable. Anything you need they can help you with.
They suggested some interesting restaurants that we may not have found on our own. Casa San Francisco which is their favourite romantic spot.
They also suggested Las Colinas (The Hills) where we ate with our extended family on their last night in Nicaragua.
The house is located in a very safe area, but then Granada felt very safe as we wandered around town.
We had a car with us which was parked outside the house.
They have three very comfortable rooms available with free wi-fi, 24-hour security and a shared bathroom.
We had the loft bedroom which has a small porch.
Breakfast is included in the $25 nightly rates. Shylow was doing the cooking while we were there and he is a great chef!
The house is surrounded by fruit trees and other flowering plants.
You are free to use the great screened porch which has two hammocks, some rockers and my favourite, a hammock type chair where you can curl up with your book or laptop.
They have three dogs and have just rescued a beautiful orange kitten. It is such fun to have pets around when you are away from home.
It was fun being awakened by the roosters and having the loft room made it feel like you were waking up in aviary.
Monday, December 19, 2011
Nicaragua Itinerary
Source
We will be staying here from December 27 until January 9.
Bahia Gigante, Nicaragua, Central America
Check it out!! http://www.vrbo.com/335514
Bahia Gigante, Nicaragua, Central America
Check it out!! http://www.vrbo.com/335514
The house itself is constructed of beautiful Brazilian hardwood and locally sourced tile. All of the furniture is brand new, top quality and handmade in Nicaragua. The main floor features a great room with an open kitchen, a dining table that seats eight and a living space perfect for conversation and games. The main floor veranda features an additional dining table with a view of the bay that is ideal for coffee, breakfast, lunch or an evening drink as the sun sets. The veranda also has rocking chairs and lounge chairs for whatever matches your mood. The kitchen features brand new appliances and is made for entertaining. The bunk room is a great place for kids with beds for 6 (3 twins and 3 trundles), a full bathroom, double doors to the veranda and plenty of room to lounge, hang out and watch movies.
The lower level features an infinity pool with a terrific view of the water, hammocks, chaise lounges, a hardwood picnic style table for dining/games that seats eight, a half bath and even an outdoor poolside shower. It’s the perfect place for the kids to hang out and call their own or for the entire family to relax. Adjacent to the pool is a palapa (thatch roofed shelter) and just above is the casita with a private bedroom (full size bed), full bathroom and laundry room.
The upper level features a gallery, three bedrooms, three full bathrooms and a wraparound sun deck. The spacious master suite features a king size bed, balcony, dressing room, double sink full bathroom and double doors leading to the sundeck. The bedroom next to the master features two twin beds plus a third trundle bed and a full bathroom. The third bedroom features a full size bed, built in cabinets, a full bathroom and double doors leading to the sundeck.
The lower level features an infinity pool with a terrific view of the water, hammocks, chaise lounges, a hardwood picnic style table for dining/games that seats eight, a half bath and even an outdoor poolside shower. It’s the perfect place for the kids to hang out and call their own or for the entire family to relax. Adjacent to the pool is a palapa (thatch roofed shelter) and just above is the casita with a private bedroom (full size bed), full bathroom and laundry room.
The upper level features a gallery, three bedrooms, three full bathrooms and a wraparound sun deck. The spacious master suite features a king size bed, balcony, dressing room, double sink full bathroom and double doors leading to the sundeck. The bedroom next to the master features two twin beds plus a third trundle bed and a full bathroom. The third bedroom features a full size bed, built in cabinets, a full bathroom and double doors leading to the sundeck.
From January 9 -13 we will be in Granada - the oldest city in Central America.
Casa Pasos por Susanna
Calle La Calzada #802
Granada, Nicaragua
Nicaragua: 505-836-81544
Nicaragua: 505-847-24863
http://www.casapasosnica.com/
The owners are Shylow and Becky.
Casa Pasos por Susanna
Calle La Calzada #802
Granada, Nicaragua
Nicaragua: 505-836-81544
Nicaragua: 505-847-24863
http://www.casapasosnica.com/
The owners are Shylow and Becky.
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