Sunset at the Palms day 2

Hangin' at the resort- Around 12:30, we decided to head back and chill at the room for a while. (this is not our cabin but they all look similar)
This spot became one of my favorites. the day bed was so comfortable and it was a great place to enjoy the natural scenery while reading. (camera lens is foggy from condensation)
This is the palm tree I stared up at while laying on my day bed.
This is the full view from my day bed. Behind the wall is the road. If you do not prefer to be near the road, you can ask for a cabin further back but keep in mind that your walk over to the beach will be a little bit longer. (not much)
After some relaxation time, we got ready to go to dinner. Along the way, I saw a few more interesting flowers.
More tropical flowers.
We still had about an hour until dinner so we decided to have a cocktail at the pool bar. Ancha, the only female bartender, was finishing up her shift. (there are a total of 5 bartenders at SATP) This is when we met the 'Captain'. Esroy was a riot! Not only was he an excellent, organized bartender, he had a great sense of humor and personality. (he allowed Danny to go behind the bar for this picture)
I prefer red wine and was pleasantly pleased with the brand that they supplied. It is a merlot called Frontera and is imported from Chile. It is fruity, robust yet still a bit dry. Yummy
We then headed over to the lobby bar and met up with some of the couples we met before going into the dining room. Among them was a woman from Boston who spoke 9 languages including Patios. (Jamaican English) We were eating at the ala carte restaurant tonight. They are open on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. This is part of the lobby bar waiting area.