Havana

[Zeos1]

I plan on renting an Airbnb in Havana the entire apartment with a private entrance. Are there any problems regarding bringing girls in? Or are there so few tourists that the police aren't playing their usual cat and mouse game trying to keep girls away from tourists?

Ask the host. Only way you will know. They can get in trouble if they do not check the ID of gals.

[Chotu]

Flew in to Havana from NYC / Miami. Had no problem with uncomfortable questions. You check the box on line when you buy the ticket. When you check your bag, the lady at the ticket counter asks you again which category you are flying under. After that, no one gives a sh** why you are traveling. No one asked, either leaving or returning. Wondering why they even bother to make you go through the charade.

Good report. Full of information. Thanks.

[HarryDubois]

Sort of, mate. It's great to fuck in a boiling ht apartment,.

I plan on renting an Airbnb in Havana the entire apartment with a private entrance. Are there any problems regarding bringing girls in? Or are there so few tourists that the police aren't playing their usual cat and mouse game trying to keep girls away from tourists?

[HarryDubois]

I,
Facebook might work, but don't know where to start.

Any input?.

You can start with these. I have not yet gone to Cuba so I haven't yet met these women however the profiles look realistic, they are in Havana and active recently.

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100073769800189

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100076340907773

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100074206680050

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100075075859744

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100057677131848

https://www.facebook.com/malena.rodigez

[JoeBlow316]

Drop me a DM if anyone wants to meet for a drink!

Fellow traveler seeking info if you can drop me a DM could not figure it out for some reason. Maybe android issues.

[MjTravelLove]

How were the power outages in Havana? Did they impact you. Without AC it could be miserable in Cuba.

Sort of, mate. It's great to fuck in a boiling ht apartment, sweat it buckets at a time. Finish on your girl. Slam some water or juice, then cotinue with BBBJ or transition to the whatever seems like it's on the table for next.

Estoy moriendo de frio sin estar cintigo, amor.

MJt.

[MjTravelLove]

One of the better reports I have seen in years. Plenty of useful information, and thanks for taking the time to post.

Every place you have mentioned in Havana was a past hunting spot. OBispo, Prada, La Rampa, and the Malecon.

Thanks for he information. Great report, apart from the idea that you were nervous to around mostly lack local in Old Havana.

Cubans are as harmless as they come. Yea, they may ask you yo buy them a drink, but danger, no jack-move on of your $, etc.

Seems like your predisposition and preconceptions led you down a dark road, all while the fellow mongers and hotel workers.owners are far more inclined to jack that A$$,.

[AmorPorFavor]

How were the power outages in Havana? Did they impact you. Without AC it could be miserable in Cuba.

[GrownMan1]

The overall impression of visiting at this point in time was a desperate, defeated people who, nevertheless, are determined to survive. Not having the "party atmosphere" in Havana was a real bummer. Obispo is nothing like it once was. Malecon is a nice walk, but different. A dramatic change is needed to bring back the tourists, which will bring back the dollars and Euros, which will bring back the music, the local beer, and the girls who are looking for fun outside of their rationed existence. To a person, the dozen or so people I spoke with are unhappy with the government and are predicting a major uprising. We'll see.

Very informative and appreciative report. Havana was my go to place A year or two prior to the pandemic. I've been very cautious to return since Covid. Even my friends who are now located in Europe caution me about returning. I hope things get better for the country.

Considering the amount of control and respect the government has over the people; I doubt very much there will be some type of civil unrest.

[Mr Gogo]

One of the better reports I have seen in years. Plenty of useful information, and thanks for taking the time to post.

Every place you have mentioned in Havana was a past hunting spot. OBispo, Prada, La Rampa, and the Malecon.

[Edward Q]

Flew in to Havana from NYC / Miami. Had no problem with uncomfortable questions. You check the box on line when you buy the ticket. When you check your bag, the lady at the ticket counter asks you again which category you are flying under. After that, no one gives a sh** why you are traveling. No one asked, either leaving or returning. Wondering why they even bother to make you go through the charade.

Spent three days in Havana, then three in Camaguey, then four more days in Havana. The culture has drastically changed, due to lack of tourists, lack of imports, and poor economy. Bars along Obispo are mostly closed or close at 5 PM. Difficult to find Cristal beer, and only saw Bucanero one time. Other, random beer imports are available. Beer now 2 to 3 bucks a can (as opposed to 1 dollar pre-pandemic). Real challenge is finding bottled water. Restaurants will have perhaps 25% of what is on the menu. The boutique restaurants like the'Next seem unaffected, although their prices are now on par with US prices (8 to 10 dollars for a standard breakfast with coffee.) Bargains are not what they once were, pre-pandemic.

First 3 days in Havana: stayed in Havana Vieja. Need to change $$ to pesos. Black market money changers on the street are everywhere. (In Havana they prefer Euros. In Camaguey they mostly looked for US dollars.) I was changing at 110 to 1. But be careful. Some money changers will try to short you. The wad of bills you are handed is ridiculous. Head back to your Airbnb to deposit the loot and then head back on the street to look for companionship. This is where the change is really visible. I like to stay in Havana Vieja because my friends are there. So walking around this area, there are very few girls out. Along Obispo I hardly saw any. In the evening, you could find some low quality girls along San Rafael (this is the pedestrian street that begins next to the Hotel Inglaterra). The street is crowded with locals who have money or are looking to make money. Frustrated by the limited options, I took a working girl back to my Airbnb and we had fun and all. She was about a 7 on my scale. Fun but not a real beauty. And that street is packed with locals at night, so a middle aged white guy stands out. Makes me a little uncomfortable.

Another very odd thing was that the Malecon was packed with people but I saw no working girls. Not like the pre-covid times. Also I saw no police. Not one. I walked it every night. The people were there because there was no lights or electricity in their homes, and so they come out to the Malecon to cool off with their partners or children. I also found few people drinking -- they just don't have the money to buy the booze. So, disappointed by any action along the Malecon, I found a few girls along El Prado, the pedestrian walkway connecting Parque Central to the Malecon. Like the Malecon, this area is jammed with people trying to cool down. And few if any police. The middle part is taken over by skateboarders. They are relentless. Mostly older teens and "Hip" youngsters who look and dress like goth teenagers, but are way into skateboarding. Also families and little kids. Found a young lady sitting in a doorway along the side, with a cute smile and playful personality, located closer to the Parque and sessioned twice with her. She was a non-pro, at least on the first night. Paid 4000 pesos plus tip, which is about 40 bucks. On the second night she must have spoken to someone because she raised her price. We negotiated and settled on 4500. (I am not going to quibble when this beautiful girl is willing to share her body with me and let me put my tongue wherever I want.) She looked cute in the babydoll clothes I brought down from the US for her. I say no-pro due to her age and the fact she never mentioned the word "condom". She also did not want to do oral on me, although for a tip she let me finish in her mouth. Hey -- got to have standards. Second night she was wearing the Underoos I brought down and didn't want to take the panties off when we fucked. She pulled them to the side and said, "Haven't you ever done it like this?" Well, so much for being a non-pro. Finished on her tiny tits and I was the happiest man in town.

Camaguey-- putting this here because I see few recent reports in the Camaguey section. Taxi to Camaguey cost 150 US. (Bus travel is complicated these days). I like Camaguey because, to me, the people are real and genuine. But now they are struggling mightily. Camaguey has major power outages. Bars owned by the state have no beer. None. Only rum. I began to drink the Cuba Libre out of despearation. El Cambio -- the signature bar for foreigners in town -- was dead due to no beer and no softdrinks and no power to run the fridge or the overhead fans. But they stayed open until 11 or midnight, even in the dark. Worst of all, no girls walking around. I did not see a single girl on the main street, Republica, or at Parque Agramonte. Did not venture out to the disco. I saw friends and they took me to the independent restaurants where there was much food and Cristal beer. AC when the power is on. Friends told stories of how there is no work, no product in the stores, food shortages. After three days of no girls, I headed back to Havana. Taxi was only 50 bucks on the way back, cheaper as I knew it would be due to sharing a ride.

Havana for the last four days -- Once again went down to the Malecon to find anything. Lots of people. No working girls. Checked out the Rampa. Maybe it was too late in the evening. But saw no girls along the street.

In the taxi back, I noticed they were all hanging around the Hotel Nacional and the Havana Libre. I should have figured that out myself. But did not want to continue walking. If I were to return, I'd be hanging around those "tourist" hotels for sure. Back on the Prado, I enjoyed a beautiful negrita who was so fit and athletic she owned me. A forceful, powerful fuck. She was sitting with friends along the Prado. Had a choice of the three of them and took the one who spoke and smiled the most. Again, no talk of a condom. Non-pro and really into the sex. Couldn't decide where to cum, so, for a change, I came inside her. (My wires are cut, so no worries of pregnancy). Felt great. Also found another girl there, same spot, but don't remember much about her except that, when I offered her some sexy clothing, she insisted on trying to get more from me. Last two nights I spent with the same girl who I found, once again, along the Prado. She was light skinned and had blond streaks in her hair. Very cute and playful and a total GFE. Great shower together where she immediately went down on me. Great BBBJ where she insisted I play with her hair and massage her scalp during oral. Fun girl. Very chatty and quirky. I wanted to cum in her mouth but she said, "No. Do it on my face. " I obliged. As a long term girlfriend, she would be a challenge due to her high engery. But for a couple of nights, she was perfect. I repeated the second night and we went out to dinner before hand at a place that actually had food and an atmosphere that resembled the before times. Each of these girls were negotiated to 4000 per session, plus tip.

The overall impression of visiting at this point in time was a desperate, defeated people who, nevertheless, are determined to survive. Not having the "party atmosphere" in Havana was a real bummer. Obispo is nothing like it once was. Malecon is a nice walk, but different. A dramatic change is needed to bring back the tourists, which will bring back the dollars and Euros, which will bring back the music, the local beer, and the girls who are looking for fun outside of their rationed existence. To a person, the dozen or so people I spoke with are unhappy with the government and are predicting a major uprising. We'll see.

[NeilGeorge]

Thanks for this information about La Rampa.
What can you tell us about the scene right now in Havana. What are some of the best, busiest areas for searching for a lady or two?

Just go walking in front of the Habana Libre hotel and whistle at the girls, they will come to you. Like dogs. Its the Cuban culture. And you have the Gringo money! They are all jinateras!

[MjTravelLove]

I don't deal with hardened Pros or women hustlers. I was cool with the La Rampa and L area where bars and restaurants are. Also the malecon and places across the street up and down the malecon. Also Old Havana and San Lazaro. I tend to get out and find what I'm looking for. I see something I like I approach with confidence and negotiate if that's needed. Sometimes there is no need to negotiate at all.

Thanks, good to know. And it's true; in Cuba the best thing to do you can do is be direct about it.

[AmorPorFavor]

If you really want to see this chica there's nothing going on right now that should stop you except for yourself. If she is surviving in Cuba you should be able make it. You should be getting current Intel from this chica. Locals can be a great source of info. There is info in this forum about Havana with some good tips and it's not from 2 years ago or even one year ago. Before I went to Cuba I did my own research to make an informed decision. Everything was about spot on. Good Luck.

I text with her a lot. When I ask how things are she always says great come over now. Even during most of covid when I knew things were not good. The last time I was there was Nov 19. I think that might have just been the best Cuba ever will be for a long time.

[MongerHunger]

Thanks for this information about La Rampa.

What can you tell us about the scene right now in Havana. What are some of the best, busiest areas for searching for a lady or two?

I have not been there in more than 2 years and would appreciate your input!

Thanks again.

I don't deal with hardened Pros or women hustlers. I was cool with the La Rampa and L area where bars and restaurants are. Also the malecon and places across the street up and down the malecon. Also Old Havana and San Lazaro. I tend to get out and find what I'm looking for. I see something I like I approach with confidence and negotiate if that's needed. Sometimes there is no need to negotiate at all.