Foz de Iguacu / Iguazu Falls

[Elmo]

While visiting Foz de Iguacu, I tried to sample to local scene, but did not have much success. The major boite is Crystal - a large pink walled compound on the main road into town from the airport - about half way between the airport and downtown. Cab fare was about R20. Costs R25 to get in and you are given the usual drink card ticket found in most normal Brazilian discos and clubs (along with the usual printed warning about having to pay an ungodly amount if you lose the ticket).

The place is very nice and there were about 30 or so women working when I got there - mostly 6-8s and in their mid to late 20's. No rooms on site, take out only. The staff, however, was very rude. I could not get a straight answer out of any of them - even though I can speak some portuguese. Basically, I got a bad vib about the place. It reminded me of a rip-off strip club, the kind of place where you are confronted with a huge bill when you try to leave, and having no idea that you had ran up such a huge bill. I cannot say that this vib was in fact accurate, only that is what I felt. So I bailed on the place. (It could be a perfectly legitimate place and that the locals didn't want it over run with outsiders, I don't know).

I also tried to sample the street scene. I walked up the main street (Ave. Kubitschek) late at night looking for some action. I only had to go a few blocks before I started seeing garotas in twos and threes obviously working. The SWs seemed to be a mix of a few loiras, some morenas, some mulattas and quite a few with a lot of local native indian blood. However, the quality was very, very low - ugly, flabby, dirty, and they all looked very bored. I past on the whole street scene.

I also must have missed the massage places while there. The town is a pretty quiet and a bit run down, but seemed safe enough. Although the place can get very hot and dusty during the day. The waterfalls at Foz de Iguacu, however, are spectacular. Makes Niagra Falls look like pretty meager. If you go, you can certainly spend the whole day in the park on the Argentinian side - seeing the falls, taking a boat ride into the falls and getting soaked, kayaking down tributaries, horse back riding on jungle trails, etc. The Brazilian side has a nice view of the falls and that is about it. Both places are easily gotten to by the local bus. (To get to the Argentinian park, take a bus from Foz to Puerto Iguasu and then another bus to the park).

After seeing the falls and all that roaring, pounding water, I just wish there was a sure-thing place where I could have done some pounding of my own at night.

[Specht]

Scorpio,

If they are "to tiny below" they cannot be off age, even if they are smaller than five feet. What's more, pros do not have braces. It seems to be a special place. I think you should stop pestering the forum.

[Scorpio]

specht,

go have a look there yourself and find out these girls are not **** at all, as it is an normal massage-brothel open to the general public.

scorpio

[Specht]

Scorpio: obviously you are reporting sexual encounters with minor girls. They are smaller than five feet, have teeth regulation and are too small dorn there for intercourse.

I hope you will be detected and severely punished.

[Scorpio]

Yes,

the blonde girl there looked pretty interesting to me with these braces, some kind of new XP for me...

Regards, Scorpio

[Ferolga777]

Scorpio

Great reports. Thank you.

A tooth-prosthesis consisting of metal wires to straighten teeth out, in the USA, is referred to as "braces."


Ferolga

[Scorpio]

Had some beers at Confeitaria Cantinho da Brasil located at the corner of Avda Brasil and Rebouças (just opposite of Brasil Brasil or Las Vegas Bingo, the live music place) around 22:00 and there were already 3 streetwalkers across the street. One of them was a Killer-SW wearing an almost nothing black tank-top, leopard pants, blonde, huge boobs but a little (beer)belly and high heels. The two others were morenas, one soon disappeared with a customer. But there appeared a 40+ SW too, wearing a revealing purple dress. Her dress was revealing in such way that I was unable to see a difference between boobs, belly and hips, probably all the same size 90-90-90. I saw her later in Avda Kubitschek and a TV too. Went to bed (alone).

Got a flyer advertising for another massage place at Avda Brasil just opposite of the HSBC bank.
cellphone 9114-9976 (NOT TESTED).

Scorpio

[Scorpio]

Walked somewhat today, it was hot though. Went to a massage place mentioned in an older post by Nibu Raphael.

Address: Rua Jorge Sanwais 1762, one bloc uphill (or eastbound) of Avda Paraná, on the right side of the street.

They had 4 girls available, all very little and tiny (not above 5 foot tall). They do masagem or programa for 70 R$ per hour but I wouldn't insist too much on the time here. Took a blonde with a tooth-prothesis (sorry don't know the correct english term for that, it's made of metal wires to get the teeth straight), no big boobs. A little BBBJ, followed by a normal session on the massage table, she was too tiny below.

The other place (mentioned by Nibu) at Avda Republica Argentina #694 close to the corner with Kubitschek is still advertising for massage outside the building (phone 9104-2690). The ad is visible from the street corner. NOT TESTED.

Scorpio

(Hi Jimbehr2000, Vera's casa may be open in the afternoon, you should better know some basic Portuguese or Spanish. And good luck with your choice there.)

[Jimbehr2000]

Scorpio. thanks for the info. Do you know what time Casa Vera's opens? I may have some extra time to visit there in the early afternoon. Also do you speak Portugese? I wondered if an English speaker would have any problems there?

[Scorpio]

Travel from Asunción to Foz do Iguaçu takes 6 hours by bus (Pluma) and costs 50000 PYG. It's a cool journey and border crossing is not a problem. Ciudad del Este didn't look appealing to me when we drove through. Got a room at Hotel Del Rey for 35R$ a night.

Some info about Casa Vera:
Rua Alameda Damantina #??? located in Bairro Petropolis. Phone 524-4400.
It seems that they send a selection of garotas to your hotel if you call them and then you can pick one, so it's not necessary to go there yourself. I've got that info from the girl that I (unfortunately !) took, Viviana.

My first experience with Casa Vera: a waste of time and money.

I arrived there at 21:30 and 11 girls lined up. They looked ok but not extraordinary and 8 among of them looked damn bored. I looked at all of them, smiled, said obrigado, and they all went back into the adjacent room. I then asked the girl in charge about prices and house rules. 180 R$ for two hours or 60 USD instead (which is fair regarding the exchange rate). I agreed and decided to take Viviana, a rather small blonde with dark eyes, big boobs. She looked good and was the most friendly during the lineup. We then drove with the same cab to Motel Mirage about 10 Minutes away.
Well gentlemen, if a girl starts to put the condom on while you're not even hard yet, without any foreplay, all alarm bells should start ringing. After the first shot (maybe a half hour past) she started to dress and told me stories of a 3 year old son and that she divorced 2 years ago (no surprise). And that we were already over 1.5 hours at the hotel.
At that time I didn't give a fuck anymore, sorry.

I have been to similar places in Brazil and something like the above N E V E R happened to me.

Taxi: 35 R$ (to casa Vera and to Motel Mirage)
Motel: 53 R$
Taxi: 31 R$ (back to casa Vera and back to Del Rey)
Casa Vera: 60 USD

Not to be repeated. (OK I could have gone back there to complain, but what the ...)

Scorpio

[Doc Bill]

Jim, regarding the visa, you might be hosed without one. Americans need a visa to enter Brazil, and I have no idea where you would get one down here. I had to get mine at the Brazilian Consulate in the states. You can probably get one in Argentina. It is also possible that just to visit the falls for the day on the Brazilian side they will let you in without one, but I don´t know.

Of course, the best place to see the falls is on the Argentinian side anyway. You won´t miss anything if you don´t go to Brazil in terms of the falls. The nightlife, scant as it is, however, is all on the Brazilian side.

One day is plenty to see the falls. I could have lived without it at all, to tell you the truth.

The Del Rey has a website. Do a search, I don´t have the address here with me. Delreyfoz or delreyhotelfoz.com.br or something like that. If you just show up you should have no problem getting a room. It´s low season now.

[Jimbehr2000]

DocBill I forgot to ask. How did you get the room at Del Rey? I can't find it anywhere on the web. Did you just walk in to the hotel and book a room? I've noticed some hotels are full. I am surprised because I thought this was off season.

[Jimbehr2000]

Thanks Doc (or is it Grasshopper) I'm trying to get in and out of there quickly but I do want to spend one full day at the falls. I know if you have a Brazil visa you can go back and forth between the countries. I'm not sure what happens without a Brazil visa.
Did you have a visa for Brazil?

I'm flying to Foz from BA and I would like a hotel in Brazil but I don't think I'll have enough time to get a visa. I'm trying to get a $50 room at the Internacional (per Surfer's report) but their website says $100. Dealing with Foz is a pain in the ass. I'm thinking about dropping it and spending a day or two in Montevideo and Punta Del Este instead.

[Doc Bill]

There are two airports in the area, one in Argentina and one in Brazil. The whole area is small, so there´s not a lot of distance between any two places. I flew in to the Brazil airport and out to Buenos Aires from Argentina. Border crossings no problem, but do have your passport.

The Brazil side has more action, if you can call it that, than the Argentine side, which is pretty mellow. At any rate two days there was more than enough for me. Good luck.

[Jimbehr2000]

Planning to fly to the Foz area from Buenos Aires for a night or two in early October. Is it easy to drive from the Puerto Iguazu, Argentina to Foz de Iguacu in terms of distance and border crossing? Also does one airport serve the entire region? I'm having trouble booking a flight from EZE to Iguacu area because I don't know where the airport is located. Do flights from Buenos Aires and Rio land at the same airport?

Thanks for any info.