Bogota Reports

[Kulibali]

One of my SA girls texted me this morning to tell me that they are lifting the restrictions in Bogota as of yesterday. Can anybody confirm? Or is it just wishful thinking on both our parts?

As of 2/2/21 the curfew has been lifted according to https://www.elespectador.com/noticia...claudia-lopez/.

[ShadowJ]

One of my SA girls texted me this morning to tell me that they are lifting the restrictions in Bogota as of yesterday. Can anybody confirm? Or is it just wishful thinking on both our parts?

[Kazeu]

Does anyone know if Santa Fe is open tonight, including the costillaria behind Troye? No joke, that place has the juiciest meat in Bogota. I come down from the north of town if that place is open.

I don't know about Santa Fe, but that meat is sounding pretty tasty, Could you describe where this costillaria is a bit more exactly? And what should I order?

[Hotrod10]

To all of those members that, like me are going crazy. Normally I travel to SA 5-6 times a year. My preferences have changed from Uruguay to Argentina to Columbia. I have spent time in most other SA countries. As it turns out Colombia is my favorite. For the last 2 years, I have been to several Colombia citys. Bogota is my favorite.

[Cm6363]

So, now on the weekends the shutdown has relaxed. Businesses open, curfew is 10 pm.

I was out prowling, good times! Plenty of hot girls out. Clubs are open-.

Get Out there and get some good pussy!

Does anyone know if Santa Fe is open tonight, including the costillaria behind Troye? No joke, that place has the juiciest meat in Bogota. I come down from the north of town if that place is open.

[Kazeu]

LOL but there ARE exceptions and those were worth the effort to find them. Right Kazeu? BTW I hooked up with that Elvis character friend of yours. He's on the fast lane 4 sure. FUN! Tijuana is just as dangerous as SF if you go more than a block away from known areas at night.

Use Woodman as much for the stories as for feeling safer.

Fatty Ally is a bit off the beaten path. I imagine most mongers who say they've been to santa fe, have never been to Fatty Ally. You have to cross Caracas to get to Fatty Ally. I've never seen an un-round woman in Fatty Ally.

[DonCarlos1234]

LOL but there ARE exceptions and those were worth the effort to find them. Right Kazeu? BTW I hooked up with that Elvis character friend of yours. He's on the fast lane 4 sure. FUN! Tijuana is just as dangerous as SF if you go more than a block away from known areas at night.

Use Woodman as much for the stories as for feeling safer.

Meanwhile I should post more often, See you in Bogota in March, I qualify for front line vaccine as a monger reporter.

[DonCarlos1234]

I call this area Fatty Alley.

LOL but there ARE exceptions and those were worth the effort to find them. Right Kazeu? BTW I hooked up with that Elvis character friend of yours. He's on the fast lane 4 sure. FUN! Tijuana is just as dangerous as SF if you go more than a block away from known areas at night.

Use Woodman as much for the stories as for feeling safer.

[Kazeu]

There is a 1 legged plump girl that works in the stroll on Calle 18 and Carrera 13-- This is the east side of Aveneda Caracas -- this stroll has more average ladies.

1 midget working in Santa Fe yesterday. Just letting you all know.

I call this area Fatty Alley.

[Tavares]

NeilGeorge two good questions. As I don't know if he has a fixed price or basis the price is based on his mood and time spent, I will defer that question to be answered by Woodman09 if you decide to PM him.

There is a hustle on the street, and its slightly different in each country. Locals can see us coming from far away. For me, taking the tour with Woodman09 was like having a wingman for the first go around.

As much as I quickly read several posts, and drew my own general conclusions, the conversation we had gave me some peace of mind. Woodman09 is fellow ex-pat who is now a long time local to the scene, walking me around, pointing out the blocks where the girls are less expensive and where the girls are more. Additionally, some of his answers reinforced what was already stated here on ISG. Again all giving me peace of mind.

IronQuinn, it's not necessary, but if you are new to Bogota, and to fishing on the streets, than I think its great to know that you have someone to turn to, to help navigate the scene. Could I have managed on my own. Absolutely. But that comes with experience. I have no way of knowing the level of experience and common sense that most readers here on ISG have. Even among the Senior Members, I see you all debating.

In closing IronQuinn, I agree with you on the points you made: learn basic Spanish, and bring your common sense. Sadly, Spanish can be learned easier, than common sense.

SF does not look safe so that is why I feel much safer when Woodman is around. He knows the area, he knows tons of girls and how to stay away from trouble and on top of everything he has a good sense of humour. Even if you speak perfect spanish like me having him next to you is a must. Thank you Woodman.

[Woodman09]

So, now on the weekends the shutdown has relaxed. Businesses open, curfew is 10 pm.

I was out prowling, good times! Plenty of hot girls out. Clubs are open-.

Get Out there and get some good pussy!

[Woodman09]

There is a 1 legged plump girl that works in the stroll on Calle 18 and Carrera 13-- This is the east side of Aveneda Caracas -- this stroll has more average ladies.

1 midget working in Santa Fe yesterday. Just letting you all know.

[SunnyDay]

What does he charge for his tour? How will his tour save you money?

NeilGeorge two good questions. As I don't know if he has a fixed price or basis the price is based on his mood and time spent, I will defer that question to be answered by Woodman09 if you decide to PM him.

There is a hustle on the street, and its slightly different in each country. Locals can see us coming from far away. For me, taking the tour with Woodman09 was like having a wingman for the first go around.

As much as I quickly read several posts, and drew my own general conclusions, the conversation we had gave me some peace of mind. Woodman09 is fellow ex-pat who is now a long time local to the scene, walking me around, pointing out the blocks where the girls are less expensive and where the girls are more. Additionally, some of his answers reinforced what was already stated here on ISG. Again all giving me peace of mind.

Let's not make this sound like it's necessary. Some people need their hands held, while others are perfectly capable of doing it themselves. I remember my first time through SF, and had no trouble at all. In fact, I had a blast, then walked back to my hotel. Very easy. What kind of grief were you having? If there's any advice that should be handed out to newbies, it should be this: learn at least basic Spanish, and bring your common sense.

IronQuinn, it's not necessary, but if you are new to Bogota, and to fishing on the streets, than I think its great to know that you have someone to turn to, to help navigate the scene. Could I have managed on my own. Absolutely. But that comes with experience. I have no way of knowing the level of experience and common sense that most readers here on ISG have. Even among the Senior Members, I see you all debating.

In closing IronQuinn, I agree with you on the points you made: learn basic Spanish, and bring your common sense. Sadly, Spanish can be learned easier, than common sense.

[Mr Enternational]

What does he charge for his tour? How will his tour save you money?

Because you can get right to the point and do not have to worry about reinventing the wheel.

[IronQuinn]

- This post is intended for the newbies that plan to visit Bogota.

Subscribe to the ISG Forum, and PM Woodman09.

Met up with Woodman, had lunch and a two hour walk. He is an ex-pat, and seasoned veteran who is local to Santa Fe (RedZone / FunZone), Bogota.

All of his tips, advice and insights were well received. Definitely will save me money and grief in the future. Thank you!

Let's not make this sound like it's necessary. Some people need their hands held, while others are perfectly capable of doing it themselves. I remember my first time through SF, and had no trouble at all. In fact, I had a blast, then walked back to my hotel. Very easy. What kind of grief were you having? If there's any advice that should be handed out to newbies, it should be this: learn at least basic Spanish, and bring your common sense.