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  1. #6617
    Quote Originally Posted by Questner  [View Original Post]
    It's only a small minority that visit the island for the hobby. As for police, you have to know that all girls are different.
    I've been to Cuba at least 10 times within a two year period. Besides my group or those associated with the group; I never seen another person associated with our hobby. When Obama lifted traveling restrictions, I noticed there were more family tourist and girlfriend getaways than single men traveling for Adventure on the planes departing from the US.

  2. #6616
    Hi,

    Does ISG work in Cuba?

  3. #6615

    So do I!

    Quote Originally Posted by TyDown  [View Original Post]
    We look forward to your first report Harry.
    I have this fantasy of arriving in Havana as one of the first tourists since March 2020 and being greeted like a rock star by thousands of screaming, nubile, gorgeous Caribbean girls starving for dollars.

    It may be tough coping with that, however I will have to manage somehow, for the sake of male travelers world over. I am ready to be the tip of the spear so to speak.

  4. #6614
    Quote Originally Posted by HarryDubois  [View Original Post]
    The situation for tourists in Cuba will be about the same in the future as it was a year ago, regarding girls, currency, shopping etc?

    I have heard that in the late 1990's, due to the extreme economic crisis then, prostitution pretty much ran wild.
    We look forward to your first report Harry.

  5. #6613

    So nothing has really changed?

    The situation for tourists in Cuba will be about the same in the future as it was a year ago, regarding girls, currency, shopping etc?

    I have heard that in the late 1990's, due to the extreme economic crisis then, prostitution pretty much ran wild.

  6. #6612
    Quote Originally Posted by HarryDubois  [View Original Post]
    One thing which I am wondering about is, considering the extreme economic crisis in Cuba, will the police stop bothering foreign men dating Cuban girls? Especially with Western Union now shut down, will they decide that economics overrules communist morality? After all, I have a feeling that the majority of foreign visitors are single men who are not only looking for a nice beach. Cuba's main tourist attraction is a different type of natural beauty.

    And then the main question is, if I am a first time tourist coming to Cuba for a month, with little knowledge of Spanish and no connections to anyone in the black market, will I be able to buy normal, good food, alcohol, hygiene products, medications (Viagra, Tylenol) etc. with a non-American dollar credit card? (I have Israeli credit cards.)
    Bring in cash (euros), set up yourself in Miramar with an educated connected family, ask English speaking member to assist you for a remuneration with all things Cuban. Bring all medications and hygiene products with you. Rum is available. Good food is an issue, but that's why you need to be in the best area. I would cook myself, as Cuban cuisine is one of the worst in the world due to the economic situation. Forget about politics. It's only a small minority that visit the island for the hobby. As for police, you have to know that all girls are different. Many are known to authorities and just report to them. It's a police state, and the role of police everywhere is not to fight crime, but keep it under control. Don't do drugs, minors or politics, be bold and straightforward, but respectful, pay, pay, pay and you will be ok. Have fun, good luck, come back and report.

  7. #6611
    Quote Originally Posted by LuckyNuts  [View Original Post]
    The majority of foreign visitors are Canadian I think going down for a week in the sun on the Veradero Beach. Second (again I think) are Europeans traveling to see and experience Havana the historic city that time has left behind. I never saw many other guys playing our game on my trips to Cuba but I'm sure there were at least a few.

    Rather than using your Israeli credit card to buy stuff have a debit card to pull cash out of the ATMs. Money talks in Cuba louder than anywhere on earth.
    Excellent post. But I would be very cautious about relying on ATM's in Cuba.

  8. #6610
    Quote Originally Posted by HarryDubois  [View Original Post]
    One thing which I am wondering about is, considering the extreme economic crisis in Cuba, will the police stop bothering foreign men dating Cuban girls? Especially with Western Union now shut down, will they decide that economics overrules communist morality? After all, I have a feeling that the majority of foreign visitors are single men who are not only looking for a nice beach. Cuba's main tourist attraction is a different type of natural beauty.

    And then the main question is, if I am a first time tourist coming to Cuba for a month, with little knowledge of Spanish and no connections to anyone in the black market, will I be able to buy normal, good food, alcohol, hygiene products, medications (Viagra, Tylenol) etc. with a non-American dollar credit card? (I have Israeli credit cards.)
    The majority of foreign visitors are Canadian I think going down for a week in the sun on the Veradero Beach. Second (again I think) are Europeans traveling to see and experience Havana the historic city that time has left behind. I never saw many other guys playing our game on my trips to Cuba but I'm sure there were at least a few.

    You can quit wondering about the police pressure easing up that's not going to happen. And by the way it's mostly pressure on the chicas not the foreign men. The police are enforcing what the government wants and the new president has taken harder stance than Fidel and Raul.

    I doubt Viagra exists on the island outside of the elite class having access. No one else would have money for that type of thing anyhow. Without spanish speaking abiity I would discourage you from having high expectations should you travel to Cuba. But you might want to go anyhow for the culture aspect and just to gain an understanding how difficult are the conditions there. And if you meet the right person like a bi-lingual local who wants to make some money and knows the scene anything is possible.

    Rather than using your Israeli credit card to buy stuff have a debit card to pull cash out of the ATMs. Money talks in Cuba louder than anywhere on earth.

  9. #6609
    Quote Originally Posted by LuckyNuts  [View Original Post]
    The cities with most blancas are located in inland Cuba. Away from the coast. I believe Holguin is probably considered the epicenter of white on isla Cuba. As you move further from there the ratio changes little by little. The problem with Holguin is how difficult the game is as the police have a iron grip on the place for some reason. I visited with like 8 or 10 apartment rentals to ask about working a deal of extra money to bring in a chica (guest fee) and all renters are deathly afraid of "the man". Chicas must be registered in their official book. Somebody told me the academy for training Cuba's policia is located in Holguin and that's why it's so hard ass there. So you would need good spanish skills and work the local scene to find a place to fuck any chica you find. For a few bucks someone would probably let you use a bedroom. That's how Cuba works you know.

    Exactly Diave that's the beautiful thing about Cuba. Money talks so well and everyone is so open-minded about ways to make a CUC. It's the only place I feel comfortable walking up to regular chicas like I'm their own age and asking to hang out together. Normally the answer is "si papi" LOL.

    I guess what we'd like to know is if a guy goes with "dollars, euros, or gold bars" (that IS a funny line!) could we find a place to buy beer? If I can't buy beer easily I'm not going. And could we find good paladars so we wouldn't come back home 5 or 10 pounds lighter than we arrived? I can figure out the rest thanks LOL.
    I promise you that you will be able to find several if not many good paladars in havana that also sell beers. Take my word for it, if not, I will invite you for some beers at my home.

  10. #6608

    The new situation in Cuba

    One thing which I am wondering about is, considering the extreme economic crisis in Cuba, will the police stop bothering foreign men dating Cuban girls? Especially with Western Union now shut down, will they decide that economics overrules communist morality? After all, I have a feeling that the majority of foreign visitors are single men who are not only looking for a nice beach. Cuba's main tourist attraction is a different type of natural beauty.

    And then the main question is, if I am a first time tourist coming to Cuba for a month, with little knowledge of Spanish and no connections to anyone in the black market, will I be able to buy normal, good food, alcohol, hygiene products, medications (Viagra, Tylenol) etc. with a non-American dollar credit card? (I have Israeli credit cards.)

  11. #6607
    Quote Originally Posted by Penetrador  [View Original Post]
    Where are the White skin girls for sex like Ana de Armas? I wouldn't mind fucking a ***** escort / working girl that would look like Lily Estefan You know?
    The cities with most blancas are located in inland Cuba. Away from the coast. I believe Holguin is probably considered the epicenter of white on isla Cuba. As you move further from there the ratio changes little by little. The problem with Holguin is how difficult the game is as the police have a iron grip on the place for some reason. I visited with like 8 or 10 apartment rentals to ask about working a deal of extra money to bring in a chica (guest fee) and all renters are deathly afraid of "the man". Chicas must be registered in their official book. Somebody told me the academy for training Cuba's policia is located in Holguin and that's why it's so hard ass there. So you would need good spanish skills and work the local scene to find a place to fuck any chica you find. For a few bucks someone would probably let you use a bedroom. That's how Cuba works you know.

    Quote Originally Posted by DiavelLoco  [View Original Post]
    I am more than happy to share my local knowledge with you guys especially on the paladars. The hunting part, you have to explore and find them yourself. Just remember that Cuba is working girl house. To me at least, all the girls are fidel's bitches. You know your way around, almost all of them are for the taking. Last week, I found this local florist nearby where I live. The girl selling flowers looked fuckable for me so I asked for her number. She is there every day selling flowers and I am sure that she is not a pro. Told her to let me know when she is free for me to have a cita and 40 cuc later, we are in a casa particular. My point is you don't have to go to the usual hunting ground. See any girl you like, ask them nicely for their number and make your move from there. Always remember that Cuba is never the same this month and few months back. The country is always changing all the time. Go with the flow and you will have a good time here. I might not be an expert in everything but I am certain I know enough to get by and to make your visit more meaningful.
    Exactly Diave that's the beautiful thing about Cuba. Money talks so well and everyone is so open-minded about ways to make a CUC. It's the only place I feel comfortable walking up to regular chicas like I'm their own age and asking to hang out together. Normally the answer is "si papi" LOL.

    I guess what we'd like to know is if a guy goes with "dollars, euros, or gold bars" (that IS a funny line!) could we find a place to buy beer? If I can't buy beer easily I'm not going. And could we find good paladars so we wouldn't come back home 5 or 10 pounds lighter than we arrived? I can figure out the rest thanks LOL.

  12. #6606

    Willing to go Anywhere in Cuba!

    Quote Originally Posted by DiavelLoco  [View Original Post]
    I am more than happy to share my local knowledge with you guys especially on the paladars. The hunting part, you have to explore and find them yourself. Just remember that Cuba is working girl house. To me at least, all the girls are fidel's bitches. You know your way around, almost all of them are for the taking. Last week, I found this local florist nearby where I live. The girl selling flowers looked fuckable for me so I asked for her number. She is there every day selling flowers and I am sure that she is not a pro. Told her to let me know when she is free for me to have a cita and 40 cuc later, we are in a casa particular. My point is you don't have to go to the usual hunting ground. See any girl you like, ask them nicely for their number and make your move from there. Always remember that Cuba is never the same this month and few months back. The country is always changing all the time. Go with the flow and you will have a good time here. I might not be an expert in everything but I am certain I know enough to get by and to make your visit more meaningful.
    Where are the White skin girls for sex like Ana de Armas? I wouldn't mind fucking a ***** escort / working girl that would look like Lily Estefan You know?

  13. #6605

    Happy to share my local knowledge

    I am more than happy to share my local knowledge with you guys especially on the paladars. The hunting part, you have to explore and find them yourself. Just remember that Cuba is working girl house. To me at least, all the girls are fidel's bitches. You know your way around, almost all of them are for the taking. Last week, I found this local florist nearby where I live. The girl selling flowers looked fuckable for me so I asked for her number. She is there every day selling flowers and I am sure that she is not a pro. Told her to let me know when she is free for me to have a cita and 40 cuc later, we are in a casa particular. My point is you don't have to go to the usual hunting ground. See any girl you like, ask them nicely for their number and make your move from there. Always remember that Cuba is never the same this month and few months back. The country is always changing all the time. Go with the flow and you will have a good time here. I might not be an expert in everything but I am certain I know enough to get by and to make your visit more meaningful.

  14. #6604
    Quote Originally Posted by Zeos1  [View Original Post]
    OK. I stand corrected. My experience is a couple of years back, and yes, there were paladars where you could use CUC and sometimes get good meals, but I didn't see much on the shelves in any of the stores where you could buy stuff. Groceries, etc.

    As for use of dollars and what you can buy. I'll take your word for it as a resident. My experience as a lone "tourist" staying in casas particulares was not that of someone with connections. But I was not a typical tourist staying in resorts and I found it very difficult to find anything much. Of course the stores where they sell the rationed food supplies are off limits, and the few cash stores I went in did not have any real selection. And this was in good times.
    I totally understand where you are coming from. Yes, it was during good times here in Cuba. Right now, I would say Cuba is at its lowest ebb. You won't believe me if I say this, I have more things at home right now than 2 years ago. Its hard to explain but it seems that more things are available in the blackmarket from the left during this hard covid period when Cuba was in lockdown. I am flying out next weekend for some fresh air and we were making list of things to buy to bring back to Cuba. I am shocked to see the list that we prepared during the last few days is not as long as it used to be when we were flying out of the country, every single month. Just to remind you again that our last trip outside Cuba was in March. I have made so many new contacts during the covid lockdown that I can survive living here without flying out of the country for the next couple of months. Strange but that is the reality for most of us foreigners who are well connected with the local cartels.

  15. #6603
    Quote Originally Posted by DiavelLoco  [View Original Post]
    Hello folks. No intention to start a debate here with anyone. Just to clear up on few things mentioned regarding Cuba.
    Awesome "on the ground" report Diave. Thanks so much. I think we all appreciate your posts and wish you would relay first hand experienes more often both the good and the bad. Many of us former visitors have found other places to enjoy the fruits but are often thinking about returning to Cuba at the right time. Not sure what makes the right time LOL. But your reports sure help give us a feel for the situation. One of these days I'm going to "just do it" again. It's been a few years now for me.

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