Shop Till Ya Drop

The markets are unreal here, you can get fresh fruits and vegetables, meats, cheese and breads, right beside clothes shoes and electronics. It is like a street walmart lol. That took a lot of my time for a few days as there is just so much stuff to look at you feel you need to look more because you missed a lot. For one of the days I went to a nice outdoor pool at a hotel and lounged all day while enjoying the really inexpensive cocktails. In the evening we went to an outdoor reggae festival which had the Smirnoff girls.

The next day we ventured out of the main city to a smaller city called Masaya because they have a really big market. It was really overwhelming but I got some decently priced goods. We also had an amazing lunch of chicken breast cooked veggies, tortillas and salad for only 50 cords which is about 2.40$. Beign the weekenda  bunch of people from the hostel went out for some drinks and late night dancing! It is really crazy in the bars and restaurants when it rains because everything is so open. I actually got soaked walking to the bathroom and the dance floor was half flooded.