Three kids walked home uphill from the main road through town. The presence of paving bricks alongside the road further uphill, suggest that this section of road will eventually be paved.

The main business street in San Juan del Sur was just five blocks long and ran from the base of the hills down to the beach. Here we looked in the direction of the beach.

The small restaurant called "Comedor Itxel No. 2" was a hangout for tourists. Here, the sign out front read in English, "Welcome to Comedor Itxel No. 2. The Same Market Price."

Quoting Wikipedia: "The Christ of the Mercy is a colossal statue of Jesus Christ, the biggest image of Central America that is in the city of San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua, to a height of 134 m above sea level." Earlier rain clouds were just breaking up.

The main road through town looking back from the beach at the hills.

The town church was one block south of the main street. Steps led up from the street to a plaza and then more steps let up from the plaza into the church.

The town plaza was one block off the main street and in front of the town's church. The plaza included a playground area, benches and shaded seating.

Zen yoga classes were held in what was a restaurant open later in the evening. We actually ate in that restaurant the second night.

An old wooden boat being repaired by covering it with fresh layers of fiberglass. Notice a power cord hanging out the drain hole of the gunwale.

A small building advertised itself in English as a, "Cheap Laundry Here, Room For Rent." Three girls walking past this Andrea Laundry were amused by the camera.

Two tourist were about to enter the Rosticeria El Pollito (The Chicken Rotisserie) the garage of which was a party store that sold pinãtas, invitations, balloons, etc.

The departing rain clouds created a stunning sunset over the town. This was the view from the second level of the hotel looking north.