Pelican Eyes

... backpackerish things.. that's the reason i headed to treasure beach. I found treasure beach a little boring apart from the world famous pelican bar which is not even near treasure beach, unfortunatly the owner 'floyd' was ill that day so a stand in stood ...

... drinks and then laid on the beach and swam until it was time to head back to town. Back in town we walked back up to Pelican Eyes for food and atmosphere (I think Jody wanted to move there). Here we found out what the fake people we'd seen all around ...

... -pats (case in point, parts of Costa Rica).  One example of this (seemingly) good, locally prosperous development, is the Pelican Eyes Resort, where we spent all day yesterday lounging by their amazing ¨infinity¨pool.  It is a gorgeous hotel, ...

... true.  After about 100 stairs and a lot of crazy little paths leading up the hill to the enormous complex that is Pelican Eyes, I find a pool, a restaurant, and the reception.  Yes!  It is true!  We can swim in their gorgeous infinity ...

... .Does it get any better than this! I think not! It's just after 10:00 pm and we have returned home from an evening at Pelican Eyes. This is a lovely resort nestled in the hills above San Juan del Sur.The views of the bay are quite remarkable as the sun ...

... day Steve went with AJ and Dave to the beach whilst the rest of us paid $5 to spend the day in the infinity pool of Pelican Eyes Resort which overlooked the whole of San Juan and the harbour. We spent hours in the pool as well as some chilled Rose in the ...

... party for my group, Nica 37 down in San Juan del Sur. The majority of the group decided to stay at a really nice hotel, Pelican Eyes with sweet infinity pools and really nice cabanas... christina, her hubby, lauren and jack and i all roomed down the hill ...

... in my room to avoid the fear of the unknown. Ok, anyway, onto something fun...  The party!  The party was at Pelican Eyes (one block from Villa Isabella, where we'd be staying for the majority of the trip), which was up this enormous hill on ...

... Juan del Sur. A proper girls weekend at the beach which included cocktails at sunset, sneaking up to the pool at Pelican Eyes and more attempts at finding a good spot to shake our groove. Sadly our expectations, heightened after our fabulous concert ...

... , was hurting and could not be convinced that a little hair of the mangy street mutt would help, but he sent me to "Pelican Eyes," the nicest hotel in town, which has a happy hour on Wednesday and Fridays that every gringo and expat frequents.  So, ...

... kiwi but much, much better.  We walked around town, in drizzling rain and some sun.  Went to a fancy resort called Pelican Eyes where we swam in the infinity pool and snacked---AND DRANK pitaya juice.  We watched the sun set our hotel ...

... them and each time it cost 5usd we spent most of the time at the pool. Another day we paid 5usd and spent the day at the Pelican Eyes resort in town. They have an amazing pool area and hammocks, for 5usd they let you use the pool and pool area for the day ...

... who is already down here) is going to meet us there.  Then, we're going to a party on the roof of the nicest hotel in town (Pelican Eyes) for the surf competition participants that are in town.  Count me in!  Ahhh, Nicaragua.  :) ...

... staying with them. There were actually three guys named Byron living in this little beach town... amazing. On Tuesday Lisa took me to Pelican Eyes, a nice condo resort at the top of the hill on the east side of town. She is a massage therapist and gets ...

... so spent another full day there hanging out, buying keepsakes and having our most expensive wonderful dinner yet at a place called Pelican Eyes. Holy moley what a view. It was a really nice treat though. http://www.piedrasyolas.com The next morning ...