When you stay in one of the Bungalows aka Honeymoon Villa, you have exclusive access to the private beach cabanas.  There were 8 situated in an ideal spot to watch the power of the Caribbean Sea as well as a panoramic view of Las Brisas Beach and much of the shoreline in front of the infinity pool.

 

It was incredibly windy and the ground on the Point was spongy and most of the talking on my video is drowned out by the wind.  It all reminds us of the lovely day spent here, regenerating lol.

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When I came back to the cabana Mike was filming a toad.  He had knocked over a freezer bag filled with ice to keep our drink bottles cold.  He rudely woke up a toad under the corner of the base with an ice shower.  We were easily entertained by little things all week lol.

 

There are several staircases leading up to the road, between 2 bungalows.  Our bungalow (3134) was across the road and 1 down and the Adult pool and bar was 2 blocks (32 & 33) further down the road.  Ideal positioning for both drinks and washroom access.

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There are no restaurants in this area of the Resort, but timing was on my side on my last trip to the bar.  One of many neat features that we saw at the main pool is a fella going around with a hot dog cart.  I discovered that after he left the main pool, he wandered through the grounds to end at the adult pool, stopping to make dogs for people that stopped him.  I caught him at the adult pool just as he was preparing to move on.  Unfortunately, I didn't have my camera with me and I didn't see him again to get a picture.  I grabbed our drinks and dogs and surprised Mike with a little lunch to soak up the rum.  After that we went to get changed and headed over to the pool for the afternoon.  BTW, the hot dogs were really good!

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Thank you to Lynne Booth for providing a photo

of the Hot Dog Man by the Infinity Pool

 

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While here we were visited by one of the dozens of feral cats on the property.  I knew there were signs around the main buildings asking us not to feed the cats.  Now I rationalized this was because of the proximity to the restaurants and guest blocks, so being me, I went to our room and retrieved a small bag of cat kibble I brought with me.  I made a fur-friend this day and had absolutely no guilt giving him a few pieces.  The day we left I walked around and sprinkled the remaining in an area away from the suite where we tended to see cats during our stay.  There were none around, but I expect they had quite a pleasant discovery after we left.  Another glorious day in paradise!

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