Sosua Reports

[Member #2666]

Will be Sosua next weekend and need to watch my games. Preferably with volume.

I know the obvious local venues for a few games but does anyone KNOW if anyone in Sosua or Cabarette has all the feeds.

Especially the Patriots.

[ILikeBigButts3]

It's to risky to do in Sosua nowadays. The girls are doing multiple tricks a day and the Dominican dudes. If it was more GFE and people weren't changing partners daily, that could become a possibility. Even in the old Sosua the couple would have to known each other for a few days and entered a mutual comfort zone.

Plus from a guys stand point, we have to do our investigation. Look for signs of drug use, check for regular hygiene, is their phone ringing every five minutes, are they checking out other guys for future options etc.

When I last went to sosua, I'd met three women from the strip. Two of which when back at my room said they had no condoms and asked if I had enfermedades in order to proceed bareback. Luckily I had some stashed away. The last had condoms and did anal also, sexy blonde girl on the chubby side from the disco at the top of the hill thingy.

I think any woman in Sosua will go bareback unfortunately.

[Member #4398]

These days, only an idiot would fuck without a condom. Some of those girls fuck more than a 1,000 guys a year and many with no condoms. If you have a dead wish I guess that is okay.

I don't agree that "condoms are not mandatory" in Sosua for those sport-fucking multiple Chicas.

I think more appropriately "condoms are negotiable" if one wants to bareback and a lot of Chica's are not going to go for it no matter what is offered.

The discussion of bare-backing and STD's seems to be a topic not discussed much on this board.

Anyone want to wade into this discussion?

[Mr Gogo]

I don't agree that "condoms are not mandatory" in Sosua for those sport-fucking multiple Chicas.

I think more appropriately "condoms are negotiable" if one wants to bareback and a lot of Chica's are not going to go for it no matter what is offered.

The discussion of bare-backing and STD's seems to be a topic not discussed much on this board.

Anyone want to wade into this discussion?

It's to risky to do in Sosua nowadays. The girls are doing multiple tricks a day and the Dominican dudes. If it was more GFE and people weren't changing partners daily, that could become a possibility. Even in the old Sosua the couple would have to known each other for a few days and entered a mutual comfort zone.

Plus from a guys stand point, we have to do our investigation. Look for signs of drug use, check for regular hygiene, is their phone ringing every five minutes, are they checking out other guys for future options etc.

[Surfer500]

What is good about Sosua, and surprises me, is that we don't have more complaints of guys picking up various STD's, because condoms are not mandatory.

In any other part of the world, I'd be scared to act the way I do in Sosua.

I don't agree that "condoms are not mandatory" in Sosua for those sport-fucking multiple Chicas.

I think more appropriately "condoms are negotiable" if one wants to bareback and a lot of Chica's are not going to go for it no matter what is offered.

The discussion of bare-backing and STD's seems to be a topic not discussed much on this board.

Anyone want to wade into this discussion?

[Timpan1]

Hotel Casa Valeria.

It's for those who like peace and quiet after they leave the strip. You won't be woken up by partiers next door, or around the pool.

There may not be parties going on there, but it's not a quiet hotel. The walls to their rooms are very thin. I like taking a siesta in the late afternoon, but it was impossible due to the cleaning staff chattering outside plus the noise from the washing machine.

Also, the bathroom didn't have a window, just an open hole behind the toilet out to where the cleaners were hanging up laundry. Several times when I was taking a leak in my bathroom, all of a sudden I was staring at a cleaner a few feet away. Not pleasant.

Apart from that, it's a decent hotel with very friendly staff and a good free breakfast.

[Oakie]

In a place like the DR, given the heat and dust, one needs to shower at least two times and we need to remind folks to be aware of their hygiene on this forum. I mean such brass tacks? Scary!

Another thing that's changed down there over time is that the chicas used to spend more time on a ST. It was more like a date. A shower for both of you was part of the fun, no rush and you had time to get into it. In an hour or so you could get drained, so TLN wasn't necessary.

Now it's a quick trip to the bathroom, and she won't get completely undressed unless you insist. I'm speaking generally, of course.

What is good about Sosua, and surprises me, is that we don't have more complaints of guys picking up various STD's, because condoms are not mandatory.

In any other part of the world, I'd be scared to act the way I do in Sosua.

[Surfer500]

My first trip to DR I arrived at STI and asked a cab to call one of his taxi friends to take me to sosua. At the time my spanish was practically practically non-existent and had heard it would be 150 bucks to sosua. This said taxi said it'd be 60 bucks and waited for me for his taxi friend to come while he had passengers in the back. A lovely old man. Point being it may work out cheaper grabbing a cab unless you plan to use a car for your entire trip or you'll have to pay 50-100 bucks to return the car in puerto plata. Actually if you PM me I know a guy that can get you a good deal for car hire about 50% off RRP. Oh and don't stay in casa cayena, they have wooden slanted blinds that can never be shut instead of windows, so the room's hot even with the A/C on during light hours, stay at new garden if you can, service is also better there from my limited experience.

The wooden shutters at Casa Cayena can be closed shut utilizing corks and or rocks. Jose the maintenance man will gladly make sure all the shutters are shut if open in your room. The service is top notch at Casa Cayena from the cleaning staff, the bar / kitchen, and the office support.

[Surfer500]

I was going to suggest just taking a car. I had that same time of coming and leaving to ffl. I chose the car after hearing the taxi start their bids at $150. It was $175 for the car for 5 days with 2 free upgrade. I like it and its now an option when I am doing the north coast. Now we had mobility to explore other areas and our ride back. The ride is easy and can be done at night but shouldn't solo if you have driven it before.

The posted taxi price at the taxi stands in Sosua at the casino and next to Rumbas is $ 120. I negotiated $ 80 with the driver who works from Casa Cayena when I flew out of Santiago on my last trip.

[ILikeBigButts3]

I'm arriving in Santiago at 2:47 am out of FLL. What is the best option to get through the darkness until a bus runs to Sosua? Trying to decide if I want to get a room for a few hours or what? Similarly on the backside I leave at 3:47 am 4 days later. Have a room in Sosua and assume I will just find a cab that will take me to arrive at the airport around 2:45 am.

Has anyone been on this schedule. How did it work for you. Staying at Casa Cayane.

My first trip to DR I arrived at STI and asked a cab to call one of his taxi friends to take me to sosua. At the time my spanish was practically practically non-existent and had heard it would be 150 bucks to sosua. This said taxi said it'd be 60 bucks and waited for me for his taxi friend to come while he had passengers in the back. A lovely old man. Point being it may work out cheaper grabbing a cab unless you plan to use a car for your entire trip or you'll have to pay 50-100 bucks to return the car in puerto plata. Actually if you PM me I know a guy that can get you a good deal for car hire about 50% off RRP. Oh and don't stay in casa cayena, they have wooden slanted blinds that can never be shut instead of windows, so the room's hot even with the A/C on during light hours, stay at new garden if you can, service is also better there from my limited experience.

[Solley11]

I've stayed there a few times. The hotel is small, about eight units surrounding a small, but clean pool. The rooms are small but clean and comfortable.

It is run by Arien and his wife, a couple from Holland.

They only allow one chica at a time, and they have a security guard on after 5 pm. It's for those who like peace and quiet after they leave the strip. You won't be woken up by partiers next door, or around the pool.

The restaurant is good, and if you have a chica who is well dressed, she'll love it.

About 60 bucks a night. But the location is great.

Thanks a lot for the intel on Casa Valeria, Oakie. I booked a room there today for $60 a night via Hotels.com which was $20 a night less than the Hotel quoted me directly when I called them. Bummer about the one guest at a time. Suppose if there is a will there is a way and of course there is always Dulce Secreto if needed. Anyway, was getting a little tired of Terra Linda, maybe next time I will try Casa Cayena.

Thanks again.

[GrownMan1]

Thanks for the two responses. I didn't do my research very well. I looked at a map and thought Santiago was only 20 miles from Sosua. Guess it's only 40 but a curvy slow road. Looked at renting a car which I guess I would like some opinions on. I'm an experienced traveler and have driven in Costa Rica, Aruba, Curacao and Cozumel. Can get a car for $17 a day which will turn out to be less than $100. Also gives me the ability to go to Puerto Playa and Caberate.

Flight out of Chicago is $327 so I saved roughly $250 on the flight. Thought it was a no brainer, but I'm learning it may not have been. If I can get in a car about 7 am when it gets light out and have good directions after an early breakfast and maybe watching movie at the airport on my Ipad maybe it will work out this time, but there won't be a next time.

I was going to suggest just taking a car. I had that same time of coming and leaving to ffl. I chose the car after hearing the taxi start their bids at $150. It was $175 for the car for 5 days with 2 free upgrade. I like it and its now an option when I am doing the north coast. Now we had mobility to explore other areas and our ride back. The ride is easy and can be done at night but shouldn't solo if you have driven it before.

[Tempoecorto]

Oh! And fellas make showering mandatory for you and the girl.

In a place like the DR, given the heat and dust, one needs to shower at least two times and we need to remind folks to be aware of their hygiene on this forum. I mean such brass tacks? Scary!

[Tempoecorto]

I'm arriving in Santiago at 2:47 am out of FLL. What is the best option to get through the darkness until a bus runs to Sosua?

Frannie has laid out the options for you. Airport to Sosua is about $80 so you still save including your return taxi trip. I landed in STI many times and it is always that gawd awful hour and at times, the flight is also delayed so sticking around until morning at the airport is a good idea. Once the light is out, grab a cab to the bus station and then the bus to Sosua to save money ($30 or so, all told) or a cab direct -whatever pleases you.

[Tim P14]

Unfortunately the flight schedule you have signed up for in the long run is actually going to cost you more than paying the additional monies to have flown directly into Puerto Plata with the added taxi fares & possible accommodation expenses. Have fun in Sosua, your choice of hotel Casa Cayena is an excellent one.

Thanks for the two responses. I didn't do my research very well. I looked at a map and thought Santiago was only 20 miles from Sosua. Guess it's only 40 but a curvy slow road. Looked at renting a car which I guess I would like some opinions on. I'm an experienced traveler and have driven in Costa Rica, Aruba, Curacao and Cozumel. Can get a car for $17 a day which will turn out to be less than $100. Also gives me the ability to go to Puerto Playa and Caberate.

Flight out of Chicago is $327 so I saved roughly $250 on the flight. Thought it was a no brainer, but I'm learning it may not have been. If I can get in a car about 7 am when it gets light out and have good directions after an early breakfast and maybe watching movie at the airport on my Ipad maybe it will work out this time, but there won't be a next time.