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[Sprokit69]

Just got back from the PI. Spent three days in Bagio with my Fiancee. Great time, love the cooler weather up there.

I intended to look for some of the hotels folks here suggested, but After getting off the bus at the main terminal, a schill provided info about Villa Rosal downtown. Eva and I looked over the info and she decided it sounded legit and we should check it out.
Rate was P1700 for a double (1 queen size bed) which included breakfast for 2 each day. (typical filipino bfast, longsilog, tocilog, or tapsilog. )

Not sure about massage parlor info that Hank Starm wanted as I didn't need that kind of service. We did spend our evenings at a few nightclub establishments, most notably a complex on the 3rd and 4th floors of the building to the left of the MArket as you face it.
You get to it from the pedestrian overpass, just listen for the music. There are at least 2 live band clubs, plus numerous karaoke places. Beer seemed cheap at around 50p.
Did the normal tourist things during the day. I was the guide since I've been before but she had not.

[Wastrel]

HRC,

The Philipino practice of openly "staring" is something that took me quite a while to get used to. Of course it doesn't have the same meaning in the PI that it does in the west, just as they don't point the same way westerners do, but knowing this doesn't completely eliminate the urge to check my zipper or something when it happens.

Wastrel

[HRC]

Drove to Laoag and on the way there stopped in San Fernando at Oasis Hotel. Although the hotel is guest friendly, it charges extra 400 pesos for an overnight guest. Anyway, got there in the evening, asked the bellboy about the local action and he suggested me to go to Stilettos at Southern Palm Resort. Went there around 9pm. This is a typical go-go bar. There were about ten dancers on the stage and one caucasian customer in his 60s. I immediately got attention of the whole establishment. Ordered a beer and started having a chat with a mamasan. While chatting with her and glancing at girls she was suggesting, I noticed a very cute girl on the stage. She didn't really look like a typical filipina - she had a sharper nose and fairer skin. Asked for her and in 5 minutes I was chatting with her at the table. It was pretty incomfortable because everybody kept starring at us, so I suggested to leave. Paid 1000 pesos and was on my way out. Instead of taking her straight to the hotel I took her to the restaurant nearby to have dinner. I think that was an important step as she really warmed up to me and was more acting as a gf. We went back to the hotel one hour later and I had a great night. She was gentle and passionate at the same time. Great blowjob and fucking in multiple positions. I was shocked when she offered me to fuck without condom. I, obviously, turned the offer down. In the morning I woke up with her sucking me. It was great. Had a breakfast and gave her 500 pesos tip. I was planning to see her on the way back, but didn't have time and just drove through. Maybe some other time.

In Laoag, stayed in Fort Illocandia. Nice place, but no action. Went downstairs to karaoke bar and tried to talk to the manager who was chinese and didn't speak a word of English. Was offered chinese girls but the price was a bit too high for me. So I passed. If anyone can suggest places to go while in Laoag, would greatly appreciate it.

Cheers

[Pinay Lover]

I took a ride on the Super Ferry 9 last Wednesday on my way to Cagayan de Oro. Normally, I would have taken the plane but had to take my car and some equipment with me. Should have been a ho-hum trip but I noticed a nice young filipina eyeing me since I boarded. Bumped into her early Thursday morning while checking out to see if my car was still secure in the hold. Striked a conversation and invited her for breakfast. Somewhere during our conversation she wanted to see what a state room looked liked. Seeing this as a hint, I invited her to check it out.

While in the room, we chatted some more and soon sex was the topic. I cut to the chase and ask how much would it cost me. She said P1,500. I asked if it was for all night she said for the rest of the trip. A day and a half until port, not bad for P1,500 and I got a 22 y.o. who was a 7 - 8 and 5'8" tall. Jokay (short for Joanna Kay) had a cute face and even cuter breast, 34B maybe slightly less but very firm. We showered in the small bathroom stall and started right there.

Her nice round ass was nice to look at when doing her from behind. Makes a nice contrast with my white skin and her brown complexion. just before I came she turned around and finished me off with her mouth and made me cum in her face. Showered each other clean and dried off to continue the action in the small full size bed. She knelt in between my legs and started with a blowjob to wake me little friend up as I lay there and let her do all the work as she rode me as I stiffened up. Slowed her down as she bounced hella fast which made me flip her over and did the work my self. Tried to pace myself since it was still 24 hours until we reach port. I awoke sometime in the afternoon with her arms around me. Just laid there as I recovered some more.

Did her one more time when she woke up and after dinner. Had to stop the action after midnight as the crew did some ticket check after stopping in Dumaguete and she had to go get her ticket and her compartment with the friends she was travelling with. She returned later that morning and finished where we left off. The last few hours we just cuddled and chatted until we reached the port of CDOC. We exchanged numbers since I will be in the city for a week or so. As promised I paid her P1,500 and added an extra P200 for some cab fare.

Not bad at all for a first time being picked up on a ferry trip. Made my trip a lot more pleasurable. I'm booked right now at the De Luxe Hotel which the company chose and used before. At P1,800 a night a get AC, CableTV, a mini bar(yeah, right) and the bathroom has a tub. Snug (with my 6'2" , 205 lbs frame) but it is a tub. Did not do much action for now but will explore tonight once Jokay comes over later this afternoon. It's a Sunday but most colleges and universities are out already. Jokay will show me around on where to find some more college girls who are looking to score some extra cash for their next tuition. Will post my findings soon.

[English Dan]

Hi Guys,

Is anyone familiar with any action in Baguio City? I am particularly interested in what might be available in the massage parlors as it is a little more discreet.

Thanks for your advice here.

Hank

[Steve191b]

I went to Masbate and stayed at Mary's house on a small island. There were beautiful coral beaches. You could look at many beautiful species of coral at low tide. They grew corn on the other side of the island. Also coconuts. The island was about 1 and 1/2 miles long and 1/2 mile wide. When the tide was going out, there was a strong current right in front of her house that you could not stand up in. There were also ripples in the water in between two islands. We could receive a cellphone signal at one point on the beach and also at one point on the hill, from the capital city about 20 miles away over water. She lives in a cinderblock house with her parents, but we had plenty of privacy. Her parents want a small gasoline electric power generator. Other people there live in bamboo houses. Her phone number is +[Contact info deleted by Admin]. No electricity. No Phone. No cars. Spring water to drink, and well water.

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[Toy Boy]

Firedick,

Thanks. You’re right about watching the girls. The mate I gave the 2000 Pesos to had a successful night of streethunting but had the money stolen by his second lady of the night while he slept in a room at the Big Apple. Admittedly he was very drunk and was probably asking to get ripped off. But he lives there and has done for 5 years and didn’t seem to feel there was any physical danger to himself from being drunk and incapable with the girls.

Maybe I am just old and boring, but I’ve read too many stories to risk getting legless while mongering (not to mention the disastrous effect too much alcohol has on my performance and enjoyment of sex).

Regards,

TB

[Teddy Bear 99]

Hi guys,

I'm going to be in Iriga City, Bicol for about a week. I didn't see anything in the archives about this area. Can anybody tell me some places to visit while I'm here?

Thanks,

The teddybear

[Firedick]

Sprokit69,

The Attic Inn (Swagman group) in Bagio used to be decent. But it has been years since I was there.



Toy Boy,

Excellent post. I almost passed on it due to length, but good info.
For nice rooms in Sabang try Atlantis.

For those with some dirt riding experience, a dirt bike is great fun in PG. You'll do a lot more exploring. Also, the walk between Sabang and PG is a pleasant trip in good weather with appropriate shoes.

Caution with "streethunters" and all girls in Sabang actually. Shabu is rampant. Watch your valuables. Not bad enough to keep me from going and having a great time, just be aware.

FD

[Sprokit69]

I'll be in the PI for most of March with my fiancee. I have been to Bagio before but it was a long time ago. We are planning to go there for a couple days. Anyone have a recommendation for a hotel?
Thanks

[Toy Boy]

Osakagin asked here 2 months ago (sorry for the delay, I have been busy) for an update on Sabang nightlife. I spent the first two weeks of November in Puerto Galera, Mindoro. Before travelling, I tried to search here for some relevant reports on PG or Sabang but nothing of any substance turned up. To be honest, within a day of arriving in Sabang, you will anyway have found out most of what you need to know, it’s that small and chock-a-block full of diving types who are very open and sociable. But I thought it would be worth giving a view of the scene as I saw it to help anyone (like myself or Osakagin) who is thinking of or planning a visit but doesn’t know quite what the night life will be like. As you will see the costs of P4P had recently increased quite significantly. No doubt since then things have changed or developed further. Any updates please Osakagin or anyone else?

So here goes.

Firstly, look at the maps that most of the hotel websites provide and you will see that “Puerto Galera” (or PG) is a pretty spread-out place. PG itself is the main town where most of the boats arrive (though you can also sail direct to Sabang or White Beach if you know the scedules). It’s a pleasant enough place in the daytime but I never saw it at night. One person told me it was dead, someone else said there were plenty of girls around the bars in the evenings. The guys from the Badladz dive shop and bar on the harbour in PG seemed to spend their evenings in Sabang, so I guess PG may not be that great on the P4P front. Also, all the aficionados are mourning the closure of the best pub in PG, the “Dog and Duck” or something like that.

The distances between PG and Sabang and the other local villages/resorts around the natural harbour are not huge but big enough to be unpleasant in the heat. Also the terrain is hilly and it’s very humid in the forest. You can walk if you really have to, but a Jeep or motorbike is really needed to get around. The roads are OK in places and dismal in others. This is difficult motorbike driving, poor, muddy road surfaces an steep hills. If like me your biking experience is limited to cruising the excellent roads around Phuket on a 125 HP Honda, you really should think twice before trying to get around the PG area in the same way.

Sabang, on the open-sea side of the natural harbour that is PG, is the main tourist destination and night life hot-spot. You can stay at the Lagunas, or at Sinandigan or Encenada, but for action everyone seems to head for Sabang. The trouble is that Sabang is a small dirty dump of a place. Every time it rains, the main road right in the centre by the shops gets submerged in a small mudslide. The “formal” night life consists of three discos (gogo bars) on a narrow strip of concrete that forms the main “street” of the town (Sabang’s version of Pattaya’s Walking Street, LOL), or at least the tourist part of it near the beach.. There is however a very active freelance scene, termed streethunters locally. Try the video bar by the discos or the bars on the beachfront and you will find plenty of ladies, though it may take a while. Also a lot of these girls have been around the block more times than a NY taxi.

The three discos are Sunset, Sabang and Philippine Village, all within spitting distance (the latter two are right opposite each other). A few weeks before I arrived these last two had been taken over by Koreans which had upset the local expats no end. (I was staying with two friends who run a hotel at Sinandigan and have lived here for 5 years, so I got the inside track.) Why, you may ask, should this worry anyone but the local stray dog population who may soon end up on kebab skewers? Well, the cosy situation that had prevailed was that the bar fine for a girl was 500 Pesos and the girl got a flat 1000 Pesos for the whole night (they don’t do short time, though you could always kick her out I guess). When you take into account the dropping value of the Peso and the relative cost of, say, Thailand, this is cheap, almost down to Cambodian levels. What the Koreans did that made them so unpopular was to increase the bar fine to 1000 Pesos.

As if that wasn’t enough, they then decided to dick around with the rules. While I was there they changed it to 1000 Pesos bar fine before 11:00, 500 Pesos after. But a mate paid his 500 Pesos at 11:00 and then they decided that the girl couldn’t leave until 11:30. By the time she got changed it was not much before midnight before he finally got out of the disco.

I fancied a delightful young lady called Michelle in the Philippine Village one evening, 10/10 on my scale, and paid the 1000 Pesos to the mamasan at 9:30. Then she turns around and decides that the girl has to do another dance. So I told her to feck off and took my 1000 Pesos back and stormed out with another mate to go streethunting. But at that early hour there was not much going on outside. I checked the Sunset disco again, but it was not looking good, so I had to go back into the Village, cap in hand, and give the nasty old sod of a mamasan the 1000 Pesos for a second time and wait for Michelle to finish her dance. The plus on this was that she turns out to be a great dancer and was a real pleasure to watch. I ranted at the mamasan for a while, but it didn’t do much good. She let the girl go change and by the time we left it was 10:45.

This was where living outside Sabang became a right pain. It’s only about 1 km to Sinandigan, but the road is not fully surfaced, was very slippery in places, has no lights, is in fairly dense palm jungle, and has a very steep upwards hill coming out of Sabang. We didn’t have flashlights and her shoes were not made for walking in that sh*t. No problem, there are dozens of Jeepneys parked along the road. I enlisted two lads from the Village to help me rouse a driver. Half an hour later one guy gave up, the drivers were all asleep and didn’t want any more business. The other phoned PG and got a Jeepney all the way out from there (about a 15-20 minute journey in itself) to take us the final kilometre to Sinandigan. By this time it was almost midnight, 2 ½ hours after I first handed over my 1000 Pesos bar fine, and as we drove off it started pissing down with rain again. I was staying at Coral Cove, on the sea, and remember that steep hill I mentioned coming out of Sabang? Well it’s opposite side goes down from Sinandigan village to Coral Cove but the driver was no way going down there in his large Jeepney in the dark and torrential rain. So we were abandoned at the basketball court and had to walk the final leg in a wonderful tropical storm complete with thunder and lightning.

(BTW, isn’t it just wonderful to walk in the countryside in a warm tropical downpour with a cutie on your arm, imagining the delights that await you at journey’s end?)

OK, I know I could have stayed at a hotel in Sabang, but my money was mostly back in the hotel at Coral Cove, so I needed to get back somehow (I’d taken enough, but had given another guy 2000 Pesos to see him through the night). Also, the room in Coral Cove was very nice and comfortable and clean with AC. In the end Michelle turned out to be well worth the effort. Flawless body, a bit shy at first but after a while she opened up and we spent 3 very happy hours screwing around. And a repeat in the morning before she left, a full cunning linguist session for breakfast. Who needs corn flakes? I did give her a fairly hefty tip, which the local expats gave me sh*t for later, but she was worth it. The Koreans may be screwing around with the rules and screwing us all for money, but if the product is this good, I am happy to pay.

A lot of the “local expats” I mention live here full-time but on fairly small pensions, so they are quite concerned about anything that raises their costs significantly. Some have moved down from Angeles after living for years up there. Don’t ask me why.

Given the transport situation I wasn’t spending every night in Sabang. I just went in about half a dozen times in two weeks. After a while the mamasan in the Village got to know me and stopped messing around. My last night there I asked her for a recommendation. She pointed to a girl sitting in the shadows at the back. This usually means they have a face like a monkey and I was not too keen, but I went and bought her a drink and she seemed OK so I took her. 1000 Pesos to mamasan again but straight out with the girl this time. My two mates had a jeep arranged to take us back at 10:00 sharp, but they had had no luck with the streethunters. Again, a lot of arguing about the details, but they drove me and the girl (Leah) back and then returned to Sabang to resume their chase. Now looks- and body-wise this girl was certainly no Michelle, but she was none too bad and had a fairly good body, no baby scars. We screwed around in the hotel TV lounge until the other two finally returned 30 minutes later with four freelancers. We then said “Goodnight” and headed for my room. Leah turned out to be very accommodating. She saw to my little peccadilloes, and then proceeded unbidden to give me almost a full body bath with her tongue. This was awesome as she did it very slowly and sensuously and homed in on the old python so that she was sucking on that bit of meat last. On the way she did a full rim job on my rear, as well as licking all around my balls and putting them individually in her mouth and sucking and chewing (very gently!) on them. This activity all came as quite a surprise, and I decided I liked the Village mamasan after all for recommending this little beauty to me.

Well, that’s enough of my activities in PG. I did go into the other two discos, but the Philippine Village is by far the best of the three. They’ve even been innovative and cut the stage into three so that you can sit and get a better view on several selections of girls. Sabang disco has many girls too, also Korean owned now so high bar fines. The stage is just a rectangle and dancing is not very exciting. There’s no topless at all by the way, let alone nude. The girls are friendly enough, but I only took one from here and can’t remember anything special about her worth writing about.

Sunset disco is still locally owned and has the old system of a 500 Peso bar fine. But for some reason it always seemed dead with a very limited selection of ladies when I was there. The rumour was also that the Koreans were going to stop unaccompanied ladies going in to the Village and Sabang discos, and bar Filipinos, which the local expats reckoned would end up in a riot. I await further developments.

[Isagani]

Walang ano man, Flying S.

Have fun.

[Flying Scotsman]

Isagani..maraming salamat...im gonna ask a taxi driver about the places you mention..gotta spend a couple night there so might as well check out the girls... tnx for ur help..

The Flying Scotsman

[Isagani]

Just recalling from memory, I went to a bar/disco/massage place outside Baguio City. I think the place was called the "CAVE" then. I am not absolutel sure. Anyway, you can get a drink, listen to a live band. You can get a girl through the mamasan/papasan. You can select. And there is a room on the premises that you can do the deed. I remember there was a narrow road that you have to go through going into the club. I absolutely have no idea if it is still on business. I also remember a massage place on the main street in Baguio. I can't remember the name either. I got extra's at the massage place in the city too.

[Flying Scotsman]

Anyone with up to date info on Baguio or Ilocos..??

Many thanks

the Flying Scotsman