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02-09-23 16:35 #5659
Posts: 1Disney at Geisha
Anyone seen her? Any input to how she is? I am in town for a couple days but a bit nervous about seeing her as my last experience with Geisha was Celeste and she was much larger than advertised.
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02-09-23 05:18 #5658
Posts: 720Best clubs
I'm reading "Exclusive Nightclubs.
The most exclusive and elegant nightclubs in the city of Lima such as: Emmanuelle, Kilates, Scarlet Club and Las Suites de Barranco".
Will check them all out and report. Please do comment if anyone is on the ground (it seems few posts due to protests or other reasons not many mongers around is the impression I get).
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02-09-23 04:00 #5657
Posts: 720Anyone in Lima
Anyone in Lima this week. Give me a shout (PM), we'll go out to clubs, etc.
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02-06-23 16:56 #5656
Posts: 1Looking for info in Lima
I've spent quite a bit of time in Medellin over the last few years, but I'm thinking of visiting Lima for a change. I'm hoping I can get some information that might help me planning my time there. Is there an area in Lima where the expats tend to congregate? I'the like to meet some folks who know the scene there.
I prefer the Casas when I go to Medellin because it's so uncomplicated. I like to stop for a short session and then go about my day. No desire to hook up with girls for dates or long sessions. Can somebody pass along any info they are willing to share?
Also, I'm looking for a taxi driver (or someone) that can help guide me around a bit while I'm there. Things like picking me up at air-port, taking me for groceries. Etc.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Barnstormer.
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01-30-23 04:42 #5655
Posts: 706Been a while but
Safe club to hit is Tequila Rock a couple blocks away. Always a sprinkled of pros, non pros and hot girls with friends. If your Spanish is good, hit up Pizza alley and try out your game on the many waitresses and regular girls.
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01-29-23 07:17 #5654
Posts: 5Originally Posted by Tumeric1 [View Original Post]
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01-27-23 23:29 #5653
Posts: 19Safety in Lima
Originally Posted by Yendappu [View Original Post]
You will be totally fine. You might be slightly stressed (but still completely safe) when taking a taxi from airport to Miraflores, as it goes through some not great areas, but once you get into airbnb / hotel, you will have no issues. If anything, being able to get into the best restaurants will be somewhat easier with less tourists.
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01-27-23 19:50 #5652
Posts: 275Originally Posted by Tumeric1 [View Original Post]
In fact, things are so "normal" around here (except on TV news programs) that, immersed in everyday life, one forgets that there are protesters and that Lima Centro should be avoided.
Just last Tuesday, around 4:30 pm, I was driving from the beach at Chorrillos to LOS Olivos to meet a girl and, without thinking, I took the fastest route: Circuito de Playas-Via Expresa Paseo de la Republica. Suddenly, I found myself right in front of the Palace of Justice; I thought "OMG! This was a mistake!", but everything was normal. Just a big kite with the colors of the flag (red-white-red) flying with a tail banner that read "DINA ASESINA" but not a single protester. Then I took Av. Garcilazo de la Vega and, a couple of blocks before arriving at Av. Tacna, there was a big bunch of protesters, nearly three blocks long, marching towards the Palace of Justice, wic, luckily meant I was driving in the opposite direction. I suspect there were some two hundred protesters with banners and flags, flanked by a small contingent of police officers and an army of reporters, photographers, and TV cameramen (nearly half as much as the protesters). I won't say that I wasn't afraid when the protesters filed past me, I expected at least a rock on my windshield at any moment, but none of that happened. Right after the protesters, all the cars and buses traveling in their same direction were slowly following them like nothing happened.
Now I wish I had taken some photos and videos with my cellphone but, at this point, I was too scared.
All I will say is, with all that adrenaline in my blood, the sex was amazing minutes later.
I don't know if things are going to get worse or not, I really don't think so, but right now just staying out of Lima Centro is enough to be safe. Of course, all plans to travel outside of Lima must be discarded.
J. J.
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01-27-23 17:47 #5651
Posts: 86I am not doubting when you say its safe there from the perspective of locals, but think through the lenses of a tourist who doesn't know the city and don't know the government building / places to avoid and keep a tab on daily protest, they could stray into harm's way. These days due to social media, protests could initiate within minutes / hours and it will be hard for a tourist to be on top of it.
Originally Posted by Jockey16 [View Original Post]
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01-26-23 21:59 #5650
Posts: 248I agree.
The demonstrations are taking place in important Avenues, close to government buildings and most of them are Pacific in nature.
Side streets are safe so are places like Miraflores, San Isidro and even Lince.
They have not affected neither sites Nike photokines or "delivery" or sweethearts.
Later.
Originally Posted by Tumeric1 [View Original Post]
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01-26-23 17:06 #5649
Posts: 19Travel to Lima
Originally Posted by Yendappu [View Original Post]
Police here is very different from police in Mexico (for example), as to their level of integrity, and you should not worry about them, they are there to protect you.
I would not travel elsewhere, though, and just stick to Lima until things calm down.
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01-26-23 14:44 #5648
Posts: 86Unrest has been going on for few weeks now, been following the news closely and I wouldn't want to get caught in the middle of any protest. I am not in Lima, but based on the news of unrest, I wouldn't want to be there, since there is no law & order, even police could take advantage of the tourist / foreigners. Machu Picchu has been closed indefinitely. It attracts a lot of tourist. My 2 cents would be to postpone your travel plans if possible. I am not sure if your airlines has any flexibility to change the tickets without any cost due to the unrest.
Originally Posted by GoodGuy123 [View Original Post]
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01-25-23 17:57 #5647
Posts: 5Situation in Lima
Hey guys,
How's the situation in Lima? I am reading of daily growing protests. Is this affecting local city travel, nightlife and dating. I've booked my travels and plan to be there in a couple of weeks. Let me know if any of you currently staying in Lima have any advice.
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01-22-23 05:30 #5646
Posts: 248Hi Prada,
Thank you for the kind words, and for treating her so nicely.
Miss L has only good things to say about you.
Hope your first choice will be availabe on your return.
Later.
Originally Posted by PradaGucci [View Original Post]
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01-22-23 01:56 #5645
Posts: 3Street Girls
I've got a thing for street girls, does anyone know any good streets where they congreate?
Thanks in advance!