Madagascar

[Mdemde]

That seems to be the hotel I was looking for: You can take two girls at the same time to you room. And if there are problems they help you!

What was the name of your hotel?

It was the Maison Ylang hotel in Ambatoloaka.

But I suggest you confirm their visitor policy BEFORE you make a booking. After the little 'drama' I had with the 2 girls, they told me they will be reviewing their visitor policy.

[Mdemde]

I went out for meal on my last night in Nosy Be, and chose a restaurant that I had yet to visit. I got talking (via the google translate app) with one of the waitresses and I arranged to meet her after the restaurant closed at 10pm. She is 25 with a 16-month-old baby boy. We met up and went out for a late meal, then I asked her to come and stay with me that night, she agreed and we went back to my hotel. I asked her what time she had to leave, she said 8am which was fine by me. Just before we went to sleep she asked me if I could help her to buy something for her son, I said yes and we would discuss it in the morning.

She left the next morning just before 8am, and before she left I offered her 50k to 'help buy some clothes' for her son. She smiled, and sweetly asked if I could help a bit more. I offered another 20k and her face lit up, and she whispered "merci beaucoup" as I handed her the money. Did I overpay? I don't think so.

It was a very memorable last night in Nosy Be.

I was in Madagascar for about 3 weeks. It was my first visit and obviously not enough time to find the 'real' Madagascar, but I really had a great time (despite being an English guy who does NOT speak French!) and met some really nice girls.

After I left Nosy Be I went to Toa and Tana for a few days and had a nice session with a girl in Toa, I'll post some more pics in a few days.

[Romeu4]

I am in Nosy Be-Ambatoloaka currently and the place is full of girls and not so many punters. The one I picked on my first night has latched on by giving me her anal virginity on the 2nd day and sleeping with me and another girl on the 3rd day. Money was never talked, so I am not sure if they are full pros or not but I give them pocket change in the morning and they seem happy and don't want to leave and we go to the beach together and have lazy impromptu sex all the time, which is about the only thing to do here. The drag has been the intermitent power cuts and I a digestive track disturbance I caught not sure if from water, food, or licking them.

I.

I go to the beach with the girls, but it gets boring here fast.

Is there another forum member currently around here who would like to have a beer with me? I usually go down to Taxi Be around 10.

[Tanatos2000]

They turned up on time and we went back to my hotel.

...

I went back to the room and two minutes later the two maintenance men came in and had a few words with the girls. I don't know what the two guys said to the girls but barely a minute later the girls quietly got up and left the room. Then they were escorted out of the hotel, no back chat, no shouting, no loud voices, drama thankfully over!

That seems to be the hotel I was looking for: You can take two girls at the same time to you room. And if there are problems they help you!

What was the name of your hotel?

[Tinte]

The start of the French colonization of Madagaskar.

[John Clayton]

... but for a 2-4 week visit seems like a fools errand. Glad to hear you are having success.

At a minimum:

Bonsoir, mademoiselle.

Combien?

O est le...?

Merci beaucoup.

Je t'aime!

Laisse moi t'embrasser.

Je veux te baiser!

[Member #4794]

I know zero french and I'm learning malagasy language and culture because I'm a resident now! And I'm getting exponential results!

Right, learning Malagasy is obviously the best choice when trying to get to know the "REAL Madagascar". To be totally honest I am not interested in anything French if it will somehow get me closer to some Malagasy women I may entertain learning some French, but one does not typically learn a countries 2nd language to get a better understanding of it. If I go to Madagascar and it clicks with me I of course will spend sometime investing in the culture but for a 2-4 week visit seems like a fools errand. Glad to hear you are having success.

[Neddy69]

I must remind you I don't take anything but normal regular girls. So I have no knowledge of the p4 p cost.

I know zero french and I'm learning malagasy language and culture because I'm a resident now! And I'm getting exponential results!

God bless America.

BS: Legal resident!

To learn Malagasy is sort of waste of time. Which dialect? A mate of mine speaks east coast dialect. Now he lives on west coast. Nobody understands him there. The predominantly dialect is Merina in the haute plateau. But they don't like that dialect on coast. And the administrative language is french. Learn French first and basic Malagasy should suffice. I don't bother learn beyond that. Why? Outside Madagascar malagasy is of zero use. I learn Kiswahili. That makes sense.

La Buse.

Legal resident of Isle Rouge.

[BrasilSoccer0]

I must remind you I don't take anything but normal regular girls. So I have no knowledge of the p4 p cost.

I know zero french and I'm learning malagasy language and culture because I'm a resident now! And I'm getting exponential results!

God bless America.

BS: Legal resident!

[BrasilSoccer0]

Madagascar is great. But like anything else it gets better when you understand it better!

God bless America.

BS: Official resident!

[BrasilSoccer0]

That says all. The forum's rule do restrict me to comment.

Bonne chance. Tu vas te faire plumer.

This was unnecessary to say the least.

[Member #4794]

Yes I flew into Antananarivo from Nairobi via Kenya Airways, and then a domestic flight to Nosy Be with Madagascar Airlines. I had 4 domestic flights in Madagascar. Antananarivo (Tana) to Nosy Be return and Tana to Toamasina return.

I'm glad that the hostility warnings were untrue about someone who didn't know the "REAL mada" on their first arrival. I'm glad this has worked out for you.

I wonder what the "African-American" men did about the language barrier.

Thank you for flight information from phils saves me a lot of research.

[Tinte]

Ah. I apologize.

La Buse.

Legal resident of Isle Rouge.

It's getting kind of absurde, misguided by wrong personal assumption. LOL.

[Mdemde]

Ah. I apologize.

La Buse.

Legal resident of Isle Rouge.

Apology accepted!

[Mdemde]

Good job sticking to your guns this is invaluable information any other insights you have on the nosybe scene is appreciated. How much are the drinks? What is the selection of ladies like at night in the bar area? Great report, keep them coming if you can thanks!

Beers are about 7k or 8k (less than USD2). The main bar area in Ambatoloaka in Nosy Be is actually quite small but there is a very good selection of 'ladies of the night' floating around either sitting in the bars or hanging around in front of the bars waiting for an approach from a man. Sometimes they will approach you. There are also ladies wandering around the beach after dark offering various services. Saturday night at the bar area seems to be the busiest. The majority of men I saw there were White Europeans, mostly French, though one night I saw two African-American men heading down to the bar area. At no time did I (as an English speaker) face any hostility from the girls or from any restaurant or hotel staff, or from any of the locals.

As an English speaking visitor in a Francophone country, a few words in French 'bonjour, c'est vas?' or 'bonsoir, c'est vas?' and a smile is always a good way to start a conversation, before following it up with 'je ne parle pas Francais!' There are some English speaking staff in the hotels and restaurants, and some girls do speak a little bit of English, but having something like the google translate app on your phone is a must.

I got talking with an English-speaking French guy at my hotel in Nosy Be who had heard about the problem I had with the 2 girls. He said he had been living there for about 12 years and that 50k is really the bare minimum you should be offering the girls.

I stayed at a hotel in Ambatoloaka in Nosy Be, and I went to Hell-Ville one day for a wander round (about a 30 minute ride away). I couldn't find any action there though just after dark I encountered 4 or 5 freelancers in 'Rue Pierre ler' which is a small side road just a few minutes walk south of the main market area, but they were a bit on the rough side. I also went up to Andilana beach on a day trip, it's about a 45 minute ride north of Ambatoloaka beach. The beach there is beautiful, but the road there from Ambatoloaka is a terrible road full of potholes and bumps and unpaved sections of road. There does not appear to be any action at Andilana beach.