Santo Domingo

[Member #2128]

[QUOTE=Ford

direct flights from Newark and JFK to SDQ for $345 (plus tax).
to POP for around $360!
to STI for around $320!

cheers..................[/QUOTE]

Damn! I paid $520 for the SDQ ticket in July when the temperature in the DR was stifling! Is that what they call "high season"...more like high temperature season!

I bet November and December are sweet with beach breezes and cool night air....

#2128

[James Zz]

A question to the members who live or travel often to SDQ. What effect has the new "crime prevention" rules had. I am use to "open all night".

Not that I stay up all night but at least there were places i could go.

The DR is not perfect but the freedom to do what you wanted always made it a great place. The usa has been taking away freedom for years now. Is the DR on the same path.

Sometimes i take the late flight from panama to SDQ which arrives at 11:00PM. Will everything be closed and quiet?

The AA flight prices are very good. Yes, book before August 16th.

The first girl i was with in the DR many years ago was a jet black 18 year old haitian girl. Rock hard body and skin that was sooooo smooth. She did everything i wanted and smiled.

My gf in santo domingo is very light skinned but i love a good haitian girl. There are some very nice haitian girls with hard bodies and personalities and skills that will make you happy all day and night.

In my traveles i have learned to look for personalities and beauty. The color does not matter to me.

[Ford]

Anyway, getting off the esoteric and back to something of real value to members of this board - Anyone see the blowout pricing deals that American Airlines is offering to SDQ from NYC for this fall??

O.K. you'll probably have to pack your shampoo, and cologne, and mouthwash, and toothpaste in your checked luggage but .........

direct flights from Newark and JFK to SDQ for $345 (plus tax).
to POP for around $360!
to STI for around $320!

The third quarter is traditionally a slow time for domestic carriers and they typically slash prices but with jet fuel as high as it is I never expected to see prices like this.

Not bad, not bad at all.

(I think tickets have to be purchased by Aug 16th for trips up thru December)

cheers..................

[Member #2128]

ISG Intellectuals NPAUL1 and GEORGE90 get ready to rumble on the issue of "slave breeding in Haiti" in the 1600's!!! It could get bloody! Pages could be torn ragged from books! Front row seats on sale at your local University bookstore!

Whether the Haitians were "bred" in holding pens next to the cane fields by the fanatical French, imported over time in the dark, rat infested holds of slave ships, or just following their human instincts to orgasmic conclusions, they seem to be more and more ever-present, right now, in the DR due to the political mess in their own neighboring country.

In my own limited non-university experience, the Haitianas I have met in the DR were jovial, sexually enthusiastic and built with bodies, full and supple, with all parts designed with healthy reproduction in mind!

Always a great ride!

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"Haitiana Memories Make Me Hard"

[Mister White]

Anyone interested in buying an apartment in Santo Domingo for living there ?
http://www.ondamare.info/index.php?&...ge=indexespana

There are many double-room / double-bath apartments available from 60,000 to 85,000 US$ in a nice place.

[Helpmann]

I have read a lot of posts about hotels that are chica friendly and also posted my own experiences. But I've never seen anyone post about staying in an apartment instead of a hotel. Cuban hotels may be the most un-chica friendly places in the world and most people solve the problem by staying in a casa particular - a private apartment or private room in a house. Does anyone know of anything like this in the DR? Are there furnished 1BR places that you can rent short term in Santo Domingo? If so I'd like to know how much they cost and how to contact them.

Thanks

There are a handful of true apartment listings for vacationers in Santo Domingo. You'll find more in Sosua and La Romana.

There is nothing like Cuba's casa particular system in the Dominican Republic.

-Helpmann

[Helpmann]

Are there any discos in Santo Domingo where there is P4P with pros or semi-pros? Something like Help in Rio?

Not that I know of in Santo Domingo. In Sosua and Boca Chica, yes. Nevertheless, the service and quality of the women in Sosua and Boca Chica is noticeably below that of the women you'll find in Help.

-Helpmann

[World Cruiser]

I have read a lot of posts about hotels that are chica friendly and also posted my own experiences. But I've never seen anyone post about staying in an apartment instead of a hotel. Cuban hotels may be the most un-chica friendly places in the world and most people solve the problem by staying in a casa particular - a private apartment or private room in a house. Does anyone know of anything like this in the DR? Are there furnished 1BR places that you can rent short term in Santo Domingo? If so I'd like to know how much they cost and how to contact them.

Thanks

[MrMorton]

Are there any discos in Santo Domingo where there is P4P with pros or semi-pros? Something like Help in Rio?

[Ford]

I will be interested to hear if you think it is a chain or just a commom name once you see it.

I believe it is open 24 hours. If not, it is open very early and very late. The one in Panama is very reasonable and has a huge menu. I would describe the food as average. But it makes for a decent meal. The patio is a great area for chica watching and there are usually a few working girls eating there. There are definitely some walking by all the time and looking in. But the mgmt frowns on them just walking in for business. You have to go out and get them.

My "friend" from Life Girls used to eat there a lot with other girls. The main reason was price. I got the impression that they would not be adverse to meeting some new clients during the day there. This way they could pocket the entire fee themselves and not have to split it with the house.

Hi RT,

It sounds similar. The one in SDQ is not exactly what I'd call "fine" dining but it also has a huge menu, is open 24/7 and has respectable Spanish fare late into the night.

By 3am its mostly patronized by Taxistas, but I've definitely found myself making an appearance for a strong cup of cafe con leche and some Dominican Modongo (mashed plantains with some shredded pork and garlic) at around 3:30am. Modongo is great at soaking up your stomach when you've had too many Presidentes and have a hangover.

I suspect we'll be checking out the one in PTY next month!

cheers my friend.............

[Dagar]

Is anybody in Santo Domingo Aug 8 to 12.

I am spanish challenged so could use someone to monger arnd with.

[George90]

Haitians are "blue black" from generations of slave breeding on the island.

Most (80%) Dominicans are a shade lighter than Haitians but still dark, the lower classes seem to be darker. If you ride the bus they will appear darker.

20% have some light skin qualities. Of course the girls like to lighten up their hair by coloring it with streaks, even blond.

Sometimes depends on how much time they spend in the sun cutting sugar cane.

I don't know where Npaul is getting his information, but the forum should know that were never ever "generations of slave breeding" in Haiti. The French brought slaves from Africa to Haiti for about 100 years from the mid 1600's to the mid 1700's. They stopped because by then there were so many slave revolts that killed so many French slave owners that they feared bringing even more Africans to the island. They brought more French soldiers instead. That didn't help as Toussaint L'Ouverture led a successful rebellion in 1798 that kicked the French out of Haiti by 1804, the year of Haitian independence.

So, 1) there was not enough time to engage in slave breeding for "generations" and 2) it was ALWAYS cheaper and faster to import more slaves than to "breed" local ones.

[Regulr Travlr]

I will be interested to hear if you think it is a chain or just a commom name once you see it.

I believe it is open 24 hours. If not, it is open very early and very late. The one in Panama is very reasonable and has a huge menu. I would describe the food as average. But it makes for a decent meal. The patio is a great area for chica watching and there are usually a few working girls eating there. There are definitely some walking by all the time and looking in. But the mgmt frowns on them just walking in for business. You have to go out and get them.

My "friend" from Life Girls used to eat there a lot with other girls. The main reason was price. I got the impression that they would not be adverse to meeting some new clients during the day there. This way they could pocket the entire fee themselves and not have to split it with the house.

[Ford]

By the way, Ford, Manolos appears to be a chain. I was in Panama City, Panama, 3 weeks ago and across from Casino Veneto and club Oasis was "Manolos" restaurant. Must be a franchise?

There were a few good looking girls there on the porch at Manolos in Panama City to pickup, but not like Habamos. Has anyone else been at Manolos in Panama City Panama?

A chain? That's interesting, I will be in Panama next month. Is the restaurant in PTY a 24 hour restaurant also?

[Terry U]

How safe is the dominican republic? And are the girls typically light skinned blacks or are they closer to the haitian variety?

Like Helpman said, but I would like to add that the more lighter complexion dominicans are located in the Cibao region, ie. Santiago, Moca, Mao, Jarabacoa, etc.