Rio de Janeiro Reports

[The Cane]

What cities should I visit. On a normal 7 to 10 day trip, I just stick to Monte Carlo, 4 x4, solarium, Centaurus, New York, mv30, DV, will try Casablanca next trip and that's it. Throw in a massage parlor or 2 and that uses up my 7 to 10 days. I feel if I'm here a month, the turnover of girls at those places won't be fast enough and I won't see enough new girls when I go back. That's when I think I might get bored. How do I keep the variety going for the whole month. Where else should I go at night.

If you're going to stay a month, then at the very least do a Rio / Sampa split. Those are the two best mongering destinations in the country. You could do a couple of weeks in each city. Between the two of them there will be more places for you to go to day and night than you can shake a stick (and your dick) at! If you've got the budget (and staying power) to keep steady mongering for two weeks back to back in each city then it will all go by really fast I guarantee.

[Xpartan]

What cities should I visit.

Where have you been and what do you like? A one-month stay gives you a lot of options.

1. Near Rio: Buzios, Ilha Grande for beaches, Petropolis and Parati for the colonial history.

2. SP.

3. Iguassu Falls: You must see this if you've never been.

4. Florianapolis and Santa Catarina for the beaches.

5. Salvador and the Northeast for food, history and beaches.

6. Manaus for the Amazon tours.

7. Lencois Marenhances (sp), for breathtaking landscapes, but it's not an easy destination.

However, if you're only interested in the hobby, I can't imagine that you (or anyone) won't find enough meninas in Rio to keep you occupied for a month.

[Xpartan]

I don't know what you guys are talking about. I've been to Rio in all seasons, and the best to me is when I start seeing cariocas wearing jackets. To me it's great. I'll gladly take August through October over summer, the water is never too warm anyway, and I don't feel any temp difference at all. But it's still warm and pleasant as opposed to summer, which is violently hot, sweaty and often raining nonstop.

[Explorer8939]

January, February, March less Carnival. Water is always rather cool in Rio.

https://globorural.globo.com/previsa...-entenda.ghtml

Since you're planning on this year, then it's December. The better travel deals are in November.

In case of NGO work or volunteering you may need a visa for that purpose.

I have been in Rio during November, and it was cold and rainy.

[Mr Enternational]

I heard from a friend of a friend that Brazilian's love Outback Steakhouse. Is this true?? If so it's comical. I'm looking forward to NOT eating any American food from Thursday until Tuesday.

It is a restaurant. They like it when they go, but I do not think anyone is sitting around thinking how much they love Outback. Not sure how you plan on not eating American food since the foods pretty much consist of the same ingredients. Maybe you mean you do not want it cooked in an American style.

[Thigh Gappin]

I would come any month sooner the better.

Even July the water is cold for most people, but that is what rash guards and thin wet suits are made for if you are a ocean swimmer / surfer. When I think of the pool in Transamerica, to be fair, there is a point in about October where it gets warm enough to swim comfortably, but being comfortable is for cowards, rich white people from rich countries, cunts, and weak whining faggots and trannies, though there is nothing wrong with that judging by the fact that the rich American imperialists fly the rainbow flag next to the stars and stripes at their embassy, but then, so does the state of rio de Janeiro.

Yesterday, a hot hoar from a club was supposed to come by but she flaked on the offered 600 r pernoite (high for Vagabundo), probably because she had 3 hours booked at 500 an hour with some client; new girls can get that. So Vagabundo hit up the usual suspects, but slept alone, and had a great morning, alas, alone. Got to build up the team again. Vagabundo tends to scare them away, a downside of deterrence, but a necessary evil here in the jungle.

Your posts are the best. I'll be there in 2 days and I'm hopeful I don't get the cold shoulder but alas. Nothing a few Reals can't fix! I heard from a friend of a friend that Brazilian's love Outback Steakhouse. Is this true?? If so it's comical. I'm looking forward to NOT eating any American food from Thursday until Tuesday.

[TjBrazil]

I like March the best followed by November. I've never gotten bored. One reason is because if I'm staying that long then I move around to different cities. And I always try to throw in somewhere new that I haven't visited before. There's always a lot to do and see. And lots of garotas to fuck!

What cities should I visit. On a normal 7 to 10 day trip, I just stick to Monte Carlo, 4 x4, solarium, Centaurus, New York, mv30, DV, will try Casablanca next trip and that's it. Throw in a massage parlor or 2 and that uses up my 7 to 10 days. I feel if I'm here a month, the turnover of girls at those places won't be fast enough and I won't see enough new girls when I go back. That's when I think I might get bored. How do I keep the variety going for the whole month. Where else should I go at night. I've been on ozempic, so I'm losing weight fast. 2 to 2. 5 pounds a week. If I lose 50 pounds in the next 6 months, I will be able to stand up on a surfboard again, which will keep my days busy at the beach, alternating between surfboard and bodyboard. The question is how do I keep the night time variety filled after running through previous establishments a couple times.

[Vagabundo1]

I would come any month sooner the better.

Even July the water is cold for most people, but that is what rash guards and thin wet suits are made for if you are a ocean swimmer / surfer. When I think of the pool in Transamerica, to be fair, there is a point in about October where it gets warm enough to swim comfortably, but being comfortable is for cowards, rich white people from rich countries, cunts, and weak whining faggots and trannies, though there is nothing wrong with that judging by the fact that the rich American imperialists fly the rainbow flag next to the stars and stripes at their embassy, but then, so does the state of rio de Janeiro.

Yesterday, a hot hoar from a club was supposed to come by but she flaked on the offered 600 r pernoite (high for Vagabundo), probably because she had 3 hours booked at 500 an hour with some client; new girls can get that. So Vagabundo hit up the usual suspects, but slept alone, and had a great morning, alas, alone. Got to build up the team again. Vagabundo tends to scare them away, a downside of deterrence, but a necessary evil here in the jungle.

Question to guys that have stayed in Brazil for a month or more. I'm considering doing a month trip this year. I can pick any month I want except carnival month. What month would you pick, when the weather is best, the water is warmest, and the girls are most plentiful. Does it get boring when you stay longer than the usual 10 days that most of us do. What's your MO to fill all that time.

[The Cane]

Question to guys that have stayed in Brazil for a month or more. I'm considering doing a month trip this year. I can pick any month I want except carnival month. What month would you pick, when the weather is best, the water is warmest, and the girls are most plentiful. Does it get boring when you stay longer than the usual 10 days that most of us do. What's your MO to fill all that time.

I like March the best followed by November. I've never gotten bored. One reason is because if I'm staying that long then I move around to different cities. And I always try to throw in somewhere new that I haven't visited before. There's always a lot to do and see. And lots of garotas to fuck!

[MaddTraveler]

Hi fellas.

On my way to Rio or Sao in few weeks, I'm thinking at the end of March or before 4/10 since that's the date BR reinstates the Visa requirements for USA residents and few other countries. Since I'm coming from Bogota Col, I looked at some flights from Avianca and their website is asking to have visa in advance as of 01/10. Now 1/10 was the date for the intial Visa requirement date, and was pushed to 4/10 so I didn't want to take the chance to pay for the ticket and get hassled at the Bogota airport since I don't have the visa. I'm not sure why such a huge airline is not up to date on the change or correct info. I didn't want to bother applying for it since I can receive it in Bra as long as it's before 4/10. What are some suggestions? Or what's the experience on arrival so far in Brazil or has anyone flown there recently taking Avianca?

I'll prob stay there 3-6 months. Any help is appreciated.

[Explorer8939]

Question to guys that have stayed in Brazil for a month or more. I'm considering doing a month trip this year. I can pick any month I want except carnival month. What month would you pick, when the weather is best, the water is warmest, and the girls are most plentiful. Does it get boring when you stay longer than the usual 10 days that most of us do. What's your MO to fill all that time.

January.

Or March. I'm here now.

Actually, the day after Carnival ends.

Don't come when it is cold and rainy.

[Questner]

Question to guys that have stayed in Brazil for a month or more. I'm considering doing a month trip this year. I can pick any month I want except carnival month. What month would you pick, when the weather is best, the water is warmest, and the girls are most plentiful. Does it get boring when you stay longer than the usual 10 days that most of us do. What's your MO to fill all that time.

January, February, March less Carnival. Water is always rather cool in Rio.

https://globorural.globo.com/previsa...-entenda.ghtml

Since you're planning on this year, then it's December. The better travel deals are in November.

In case of NGO work or volunteering you may need a visa for that purpose.

[TjBrazil]

Question to guys that have stayed in Brazil for a month or more. I'm considering doing a month trip this year. I can pick any month I want except carnival month. What month would you pick, when the weather is best, the water is warmest, and the girls are most plentiful. Does it get boring when you stay longer than the usual 10 days that most of us do. What's your MO to fill all that time.

[Thigh Gappin]

Upscale eateries: Try Marius in Leme for seafood rodizio, the Churrascaria Palace next to the Palace hotel for meats with an excellent buffet, and have a meal at Confeteria Colombo in Centro for amazing old time ambiance. All three are pricey, but worth every penny IMHO.

Mongering: Gee, RTFF, seriously. You never mentioned how long you're staying, but you can't get bored in Rio. I never tried Leblonescorts, but I've never been screwed with BarraVIP when I just felt lazy. For prives try the ones at 583 NS (yes, there are a few including the famed Eden). Spend 2-3 days in Centro exploring prives there, like Dark Room, Onix, Bel Prazer and others (again RTFF, or GParena, or contact Vadabundo to take you on a tour). For Centro, I would book a room at a hotel for a day or even overnight (it's cheap, probably $30-40 for cash) to recuperate at the roof pool between your escapades. And always take numbers from the girls you'd want to bring back to your PH.

Also, if you're willing to pay for Centaurus, why not try Monte Carlo and Solarium? Can find rare gems there too.

I'm there from the 7th to the 12th. Enough time to have some fun for sure.

BarraVIP is hard for me to navigate as I don't read or understand Portuguese. Leblon has an English version and also lists which ladies are English speaking (fluent, basic etc). It's not a requirement but certainly makes things easier to have a better night! It's similar to when I see the Russian girls that visit the USA. Most have a pretty good handle on their English but some are very very basic and it is much harder to bond.

I've got about 17 hours in the airports and plane to get to Rio so I will be going back and reading more and more, no worries. I appreciate the food suggestions, price isn't really a concern for the most part. It's about half price for the girls compared to what I spend in the US. I'll be there in three days and I cannot wait! Rain looks like it is gone from the weather report which is also nice!

Any other restaurants / bars anyone would recommend for good breakfast / lunch or dinner spots? Reminder we are in Arpoador near the Hotel Fasano.

[Xpartan]

I wanted to say thank you to Vagabundo1 and everyone else who has provided a lot of information for me to research on my upcoming trip to Rio. I'll be there on the 7th of March in the early morning and we have gotten clearance to have early check in since I'm flying in around 8 am. My two buddies are coming on the night of the 8th so I have about 2 days to monger on my own, then we will all wander around together.

I have confirmed I can have guests over to the penthouse we are renting which is nice if that becomes an option. Definitely going to hit Whiskeria 4 x4 and probably Centaurus and then from there. May try hiring some girls from Leblonescorts website.

We are staying in Ipanema / Aropador for reference. If anyone has any bars or restaurants in that area that would be worth checking out, or want to meet up. I'll be around. If you have any hints / tips for women options beyond what I mentioned, let me know! Looking forward to being in Rio. Weather looks kind of rainy unfortunately. Oh well.

Upscale eateries: Try Marius in Leme for seafood rodizio, the Churrascaria Palace next to the Palace hotel for meats with an excellent buffet, and have a meal at Confeteria Colombo in Centro for amazing old time ambiance. All three are pricey, but worth every penny IMHO.

Mongering: Gee, RTFF, seriously. You never mentioned how long you're staying, but you can't get bored in Rio. I never tried Leblonescorts, but I've never been screwed with BarraVIP when I just felt lazy. For prives try the ones at 583 NS (yes, there are a few including the famed Eden). Spend 2-3 days in Centro exploring prives there, like Dark Room, Onix, Bel Prazer and others (again RTFF, or GParena, or contact Vadabundo to take you on a tour). For Centro, I would book a room at a hotel for a day or even overnight (it's cheap, probably $30-40 for cash) to recuperate at the roof pool between your escapades. And always take numbers from the girls you'd want to bring back to your PH.

Also, if you're willing to pay for Centaurus, why not try Monte Carlo and Solarium? Can find rare gems there too.