2004 Lima Reports

[Big Boss Man]

I stayed at the Marriott in Miraflores. Services are very expensive. It is girl friendly. They have a two elevator system. I simply rode the first elevator to the third floor and then took the second elevator to my room. By doing so I avoided the reception desk. However you do pass security and the concierge on the casino level so they obviously know what is going on.

I enjoyed having a casino on-site. I enjoyed it more since I won three consecutive nights. The dice were rolling in my favor. It is almost a waste of good fortune because I was playing the minimum bet of five dollars and they only allowed odds of 2 to 1. I wish I was that hot in Vegas where odds are typically 3-4-5 to 1. Craps in Lima is not a serious game and most of the other players do not have a clue to what they are doing. I had one guy what was playing strictly No Pass with no odds telling me my system sucked and that I only won because of the good rolls. Of course my system is exactly that being a pure money management system. I hope to stick around long enough at the table where I can take advantage of a series of passes. I figure I have control over money management and how I bet but have no control over how the dice are going to roll. Gambling and girls, Lima is a fun town.

[Volpone]

Last night I was in Tequilla.

I talked with 2 girls and both of them agreed for 80 dollars for the night, but I was not so interested in having a good time with them.

A friend of mine talked with one that only agree for 100 dollars. However I succeded with another one to get the price of 60 dollars.

So I think it's still possible to get a price cheaper than 100, but you have to bargain or to be patient.

[FlyingAce]

mikster

i haven't been to tumbes, but from what i understand it is a great beach vacation place. the road along the coast is "better" than those that cross the andes, but that isn't saying much. what you may think of as a highway is not a highway here in peru. sections of the road are fine, but the coastal "highway" passes through the cities along the coast and so you have roads that have deteriorated, cities that have installed "speed bumps" (again - not like other countries speed bumps), and there are areas where you have coastal fog and "blowing" sand at times.

i drove from lima to tarapoto. the route was from lima along the coast to chiclayo. we passed through chimbote and trujillo, and overall this part is better than the mountain crossing. i encountered fog, blowing sand, a "ton" of speed bumps, and of course the everyday peruvian driver (trucks without lights, cars without lights, brake lights that don't work, etc.)

i wouldn't say a definite no to a bus (cruz del sur, scial and others are more reliable, albiet a bit more expensive than the others). a word of caution about some of the cheaper services, the buses they are using are converted truck bodies, therefore the chassis and suspension design is not for the weight and size of a bus body with the associated top heavy design for passengers. additionally, they normally extend the chassis to accomodate the bus body, and so there are some inherent weak points in the "new extended" chassis. i'd think that a bus ticket on cruz del sur to tumbes would be in the range of 130 / 200 soles - 40 to 70 dollars. this would be in the "executive" area on the 1st level (seats about 15 to 18) in a more comfortable setting than the 40 or 50 seating on the second level. if you're planning on traveling during christmas / new years, prices may be a little higher - supply and demand. if you happen to use another service and are quoted a "cheap" price, i'd be cautious of using the company.

a final comment on bus travel - travel light - don't take anything valuable - consider what you have on your person and what you pack. i say this because there have been "bus" robberies between the provinces. the robbers, in some instances passengers on the same bus, demand everything the passengers have with them - money - watches - cameras - take what they can and then leave. items that were in the luggage below were untouched. but, if you pack it in the luggage you have to be careful and watch that your luggage doesn't "get off" with another passenger at a city along the route. even "express" busses stop at quite a few cities along the way to pick up and drop off passengers.

as for airlines, the two i would consider safest in peru are taca and lan peru (lan chile). taca only has one "national" flight (lima - cusco), the remainder of their flights are international (lima to santiago, bogata, sao paolo etc). lan peru has additional internal flights (lima to tarapoto, iquitos, arequipa etc.).

the former aerocontinente / now nuevo continente is "off limits" to americans traveling in peru. the us government has declared the owner a drug trafficer (sp?)and therefore seized all their holdings in the us. additionally, you cannot buy a ticket using american express or other us based credit cards because of this. and if you do happen to buy a ticket and the us (through your passport) discovers the fact, the us treasury can and will impose a stiff fine. (reported to be in the $10,000 range).

i have a trip coming up in the next few weeks to tarapoto, and will be using lan peru for my travel.

sorry if this is a little long, but maybe you and others will remain safe and understand some of the hazards of travel in peru.

flyingace

[Mikster]

Hey,

I have read the reports about the hazards of bus travel within Peru. I know there are some places definitely not worth the risk taking a bus to. However, I am not sure of all the places one would rather fly than bus.

My chick from Cuzco has come up with the idea that now she wants to come to Lima and take me to Mancora (Tumbes?) and lay on the beach for a week. She wants to take the bus.

For those in the know, would you bus it from Lima to Mancora? I dont know if there are any worrisome hazards along the way such as mountain passes to cross, not to mention tired, drunk, or hungover bus drivers.

I think Trujillo is about the halfway point, I could be wrong on that. If there are any dangerous areas of the trip, are they before or after Trujillo? Or both? If after, is Trujillo a good alternative to Mancora as far as a beach/vacation destination?

Any opinions appreciated. I'm not even sure if Tumbes/Mancora has an airport for that matter. BTW, what's the safest airline within Peru in your opinions.

Thanks a ton.....

Milkster

[Caslug]

I more on the COL board, but i am looking to start hitting peru next year, so would like to get as much info as possible. Especially regular, non-mongering board, but discuss about day-to-day issue, people, culture, dating, etc.,

Is there one for english speakers? There's one for COL, but i like to know if there's one that you peru-lovers check (beside WSG) :-)

Again, this is for

Thanks..

[Volpone]

If you want around 90 soles for 1 hour, you can try

SABRINA or KAREN.

SABRINA send to me the first time a girl for 70 soles and 15 soles for the taxi. When I saw the girl, I just paid the taxi.

The other one is the one mentioned above. As you can notice, prices can change a lot as I paid 70 soles for 1 hour for the second girl. It depends on which operator you have on the phone.

In the agency KAREN, price were 70 soles for 30 minutes and 90 for 1 hour and 15 for the taxi.

I didn't have a girl from KAREN.

I think many girls in these agencies are not really the kind of models that you can find in others. So that's a risk to take.

[Mountain Guy]

Has anyone tried to make a reservation with Hotel Las Palmas via their web site? I filled out the form and submitted it twice and also e-mailed them and haven't heard back. Should I call and try to talk to them with my marginal spanish or just show up and hope they have room?

[Lima Busy]

Longstroker,
While it is true that prices may be higher for some girls in December, as alot of the girls go back home for Christmas and need the money for thier families and travel expenses. IMHO it is more a function of the dollars devaluation and the Euro's appreciation. There are alot of Europeans around right now and prices for them have never been cheaper.Unlike the states, people here know the value of the dollar/euro every day.

I do not p4p anymore as I do not find it necessary. I was in tequilla's for a drink 2 months ago and a very hot model type quoted me $50 for two hours.

My friends go two or three times a week and normally pay $90-100 for TLN.

Lately my friend has had alot of luck with what he calls sugarbabies. Basically
they are 18-22 y/o model types he picks in stores and on the street during the day. He pays them 100 soles a week to come over and service him.

They are normal working chic's that make 400 soles a month for 60 hours a week.
They work for him 10-12 hours a month and double their salary. They do not give him any crap because they know he can replace them in a NY minute.

Regards,

Lima Busy

[Long Stroker]

In reference to current outcall pricing:

Yesterday, I called the same agency that I had used back in July of this year to see about getting a girl. They quoted a price of S./190, which I was able to talk down to S./150 but she wouldn't go any lower. I said I used you guys a few months back and only paid S./120. What gives? She said that in December the prices rise cause the girls need money for Christmas.

Any truth to that, anyone?

[Member #4351]

Volpone,

That was cheap for an outcall. They are usually about 120 soles minimum...and the girl gets like half. Each girl in placeres is independent (supposed to be anyway). And a lot of them have fake photos on the page. However, the ones mentioned have received other positive comments.

[Volpone]

Hello Nightman,

What was the price for 1 hour with the escort www.placeresdelperu.com

I paid with the agency sabrina, 70 soles for 1 hour and 15 soles for the taxi. So less than 30 dollars. And that was a full hour sex and bbbj.

I called placeresdelperu, but it seems that they all have a messages box

[Member #4351]

Jedi Earth,

Please RTFF. If you think that you can beat the 7$ ST cuties at the Troc in the states....forget about it. If you read back some months you'll see that there are some who LOVE TO WASTE THEIR MONEY in Peru. It's their money. I get tired of telling guys not to waste their bucks in places like Tequila.

There are different scales of girls...from the troc and SWs to semi-amateurs to out calls to night clubs. From $7 to $120 for example:

http://www.vanezatops.galeon.com/

as they say in BKK..."it`s up to you".

[Nightman]

After many months outside of Lima, I have returned and I found many changed places.

A summary of that found:

Club 69, pretty girls but boring. Expensive place.

Emmanuelle, Pretty girls very daring, amusing, expensive place.

Ravine Suites: Only two Pretty girls, very expensive and boring place.

Club Eclipse: Ugly girls, ugly place.

I found one WEB page of Peru scorts, the pictures are very beautiful, and I have already know two women of that it pages, Cielo and Pilar, a price cheap and very good sex. www.placeresdelperu.com

Thats all for tha moment.

NIGHTMAN

[Member #4351]

Sorry, I`ll be in Colombia until the 20th.

[Showdown]

Gentlemen,

I will be traveling to Lima in January. I am going to see Macchu Picchu. The other five days I am going to monger monger monger.

I've read all of the post but still have a few questions. Perhaps some of you will be kind enough to respond.

I notice alot of you are paying $60-$100 USD for some of the girls. Thats bugs me a bit.I can pay that at a massage parlor here in Los Angeles. Where are the cheaper women? I would like to pay significantly less for more. After all sex travel to a South American country should be cheaper.

Many of you mention clubs and streets to see. Yet on many maps I cant find places such as the Pizza Street that is mentioned. Can anyone suggest where I can find a good map?

Lastly are STD's. Believe it or not in all my years of mongering I have never had sex with any of them. Handjobs, jerking myself off as I look at their tits and an ocassional CBJ are it. I would hate to travel to Peru for five days of mongering and have no sex. Any suggestions or experiences regarding STD's? has anyone caught anything or not? I'm just afraid of catching something.

Thanks to all for reading my post.