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12-12-09 07:43 #415
Posts: 413Originally Posted by Christopherd
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12-11-09 13:20 #414
Posts: 2345Originally Posted by Sprite13
Cheers, Sprite. Didn't think Iguacu would be worth the hassle for mongering, just thought I'd check. Short of a shag under the waterfalls I'll probably have more contact with mozzies than pussies. Belem's currently my fave city and looking forward to returning. Yep, it's a hard choice between pros and non-pros there. My last trip there was also my first, so am just prodding away to see if anyone has any breaking news lol!
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12-11-09 06:57 #413
Posts: 413Chris,
I was in Iguacu about 2 years ago, didn't do any mongering there but you can find the usual stuff (ask the cabs for casas or call the independents on the paper). However, when I was there, quite a few people told me not to waste time/money in Iguacu, instead hop on a cab and go to Ciudad del Este in Paraguay, where you can have chicas of good quality for dirt cheap (think Rio Centro's budget options). And apparently, the Paraguayanas are hot and sexy. There's also a casa de show whose name I don't really recall (perhaps Crystal) situated on the way to the Falls. Expect to pay around 300+Reais for a programma, there.
For Belem, haven't been there yet but I have met in here quite a few very hot non pros who are from there. Belem/and Para in general is filled with beautiful, sexy and easy going non pros. Depending on how long you'll be there, give this a try.
All the best and looking forward to reading your reports.
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12-10-09 18:46 #412
Posts: 91Belem
Originally Posted by Christopherd
I wasn recently in Belem(last week). What I can tell you about is there is an area called the Docas (Docks). This is a waterfront area with a couple of nice restaurants and; and a "boardwalk along the Rio Negra". The goratas walk up and down along the borad walk trying to get the attention of the customters.
Also, there is the world famos Locomotive entertainment complex. Interestingly, this place is located in a normal neirborhood. The qualily is veriable, but is you goto Belem, you must go becuase this is an instiutions.
I also went to a couple of the Boite in central; which are like Rio $1/minute spots. I think the address that been previouly posted. So if you want to go, then read throught the tread for addresses.
One other note: in city like Belem, Manaus, they are on Brasilian time: meaning things don;t really get started to around 8pm at night. Although a coulpe of the Boites open early, only the uglier garoatas are there.
As for sight seeing; I wasn't really impressed with Belem.
Hope this helps.
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12-10-09 09:06 #411
Posts: 2345Belem / Foz do Iguaçu
Am familiar with all the excellent reports in the dedicated threads on these two locations. But if anyone has anything to add, or has been recently but not got round to posting, all info appreciated (forum or pm). Cheers.
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11-05-09 01:38 #410
Posts: 128Hola Holandês Voador,
Did you go to Maceio last month? I will be there this Saturday for one week. Any updates?
Muito Obrigado!
Originally Posted by Holandês Voador
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11-03-09 14:30 #409
Posts: 4053Originally Posted by Brazil Specialist
I can only remember three times that a BF/husband has been around. The BFs have not been welcoming me with a big joyful smile, but after some chatting they have been very calm, well-mannered and even showed nice hospitality. I doubt that they had any harder feelings towards the wifey after I left.
Originally Posted by Brazil Specialist
The first day I wandered around in the city several hours and thought there must be something interesting to see. Absolutely nothing exciting at all. A 30 minutes-walk from the centro and you're out in the bush.
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11-03-09 12:46 #408
Posts: 460Originally Posted by Sperto
It could be your death sentence, if you go alone. Much worse, and much more likely, it could create hell, beatings and divorce for the girl. I would be careful
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11-03-09 12:29 #407
Posts: 460amazing overview of Brazilian Capitals
Damn, Sperto, you have been around! you tried out all these places?
I know about half of them and fully agree with the rankings. Especially about non-pros. Now the difference about ease of non-pros ranked 4 (Rio) and 5 (Porto Velho, Manaus) is staggering. Or probably you should rate Copacabana, Ipanema, Leblon a 3 and other parts of town 4.
I would give Natal beaches and dunes a 5.
I never saw Boa Vista, but to judge from your ratings, I did not miss anything? how come the non-pros are so bad there?
Originally Posted by Sperto
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10-11-09 19:58 #406
Posts: 4053Surprise visits
Originally Posted by Jon32
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10-11-09 12:23 #405
Posts: 369Originally Posted by Sperto
No offense, great posts, great stories, great information on Brazil...
But how the hell could a surprise visit ever be a good idea!
Now on that note, I will be checking out santa catarina state in end of 2010. Sperto inspired me to check out these small villages and see what is cooking there. Home base will be Floripa.
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08-22-09 11:09 #404
Posts: 3Any new info on Maceió?
Guys,
I ran into this wonderful forum not so long ago. It’s great, wonderful reports! After wandering the streets of Natal and some other smaller cities in the Brazilian Nordeste and the interior for over ten years, with some short breaks to Rio as well, I’m heading for Bahia next week. Planning to do some profound exploration of Salvador, after that want to head for Maceió. Salvador wouldn’t be a problem, since it’s a bigger city, I’ll normally find my way there or the meninas will find me ☺.
On Maceió I’ve read the great reports, so I have a basic idea of where to go and how it is. But the reports date from 2007 and earlier, and might be somewhat outdated. Is there somebody around here with recent information on Maceió? And how about the accommodation? Are the hotels GF? Normally, I would prefer an apartment, I’m looking for some on www.aluguetemporada.com.br, normally that works fine for me, but if somebody has an interesting suggestion?
I’ll post and update any relevant information after I arrive next week.
Keep up the good work!
Abraços!!
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08-08-09 00:38 #403
Posts: 29Ubatuba
I was here for three nights on a birdwatching trip. It wasn't until night 3 I found anywhere (language barrier?). The place was called Arlett's bar. Just off the beach (I think Pereque Beach) a little east and north of downtown Ubatuba. It opened at 8 and was clearing out at 11:00, mostly locals just talking to the girls (and buying drinks). I got there at nine and there were 2 or 3 pretty hot girls out of maybe 6. Price was 150R including room (next door). The girl I had was great, took the phone off the hook after an hour and we had an hour and a half. A downside was girls asked for expensive drinks.
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07-04-09 12:16 #402
Posts: 319Mongering in São José Dos Campos
Greetings Gents
São José Dos Campos is rarely on the board and I can see why this is the case. I was looking for some info on some previously reported locations and massage parlors but no one responded.
I was there in June and here is how I can sum it up. The private houses reported previously dont appear to be in operation. I checked these addresses and it appears that families are now living there so I can't comment on that any further. Massage parlors are available but due to schedule I was not able to sample any so I will leave comments to others who had a chance to use their services.
The street action is plentyfull. When it gets dark, there are many gems working the main street into town. You don't need a car to monger there, just take a walk and you will see some hotties hanging out there looking for action. If you are patient, you can end up with a fresh, young, and good looking girl that will rock your world for an hour or so. The damage is R50 for the girl and R13 for the room in one of the hourly motels along the strip.
I will be back in a couple of months and look forward to seeing some new talents on the strip.
Cheers
A158
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05-29-09 21:28 #401
Posts: 645Originally Posted by Prosal
There is a popular saying in my country literally translates: "if before traveling a man travels with his mind he will do a wonderful travel".
I'm asking so many questions because Brazil is a huge country.