Pereira

[Xpartan]

I like Pereira because I think it is in the "Goldilocks zone" in many aspects. The weather is nearly perfect all the time similar to Medellin (eternal primavera) The temp is 70 f year round without much variation.

The city is growing quickly, and I believe it also hits the Goldilocks zone as well in size. Not too big, not too small. It is not really found out yet, so it is not overly commercial or ruined by tourists. Prices also reflect that. I rent a newly built 3 bed 2. 5 bath 3-story townhouse overlooking a lush valley (no street noise) for $500 USD a month.

The chicas are beautiful of course, not battle hardened like many city girls. Top-shelf prepagos go for about $30 USD an hour last I looked. The P4P game is not very big there unlike Cartagena or Medellin.

I have traveled all over the world most of my life and this is the one place I could really see myself retiring to.

I still occasionally fly to Medellin (cheap) to get some dental work or to the doctor (some of the best in the world) do some shopping, some big-city partying, etc.

When I was there pre-pandemic (right before) they were completely rebuilding the airport, and have also put in a tramway into the mountains.

Right now between the pandemic and protests I am now waiting for those things to settle down.

Cheers!

Never heard of Pereira, now it seems like a good new place to check for 2-3 days. Also read there are hot springs nearby, sounds like a good place to "elope" with a chica, LOL.

[Orgasm Donor]

I like Pereira because I think it is in the "Goldilocks zone" in many aspects. The weather is nearly perfect all the time similar to Medellin (eternal primavera) The temp is 70 f year round without much variation.

The city is growing quickly, and I believe it also hits the Goldilocks zone as well in size. Not too big, not too small. It is not really found out yet, so it is not overly commercial or ruined by tourists. Prices also reflect that. I rent a newly built 3 bed 2. 5 bath 3-story townhouse overlooking a lush valley (no street noise) for $500 USD a month.

The chicas are beautiful of course, not battle hardened like many city girls. Top-shelf prepagos go for about $30 USD an hour last I looked. The P4P game is not very big there unlike Cartagena or Medellin.

I have traveled all over the world most of my life and this is the one place I could really see myself retiring to.

I still occasionally fly to Medellin (cheap) to get some dental work or to the doctor (some of the best in the world) do some shopping, some big-city partying, etc.

When I was there pre-pandemic (right before) they were completely rebuilding the airport, and have also put in a tramway into the mountains.

Right now between the pandemic and protests I am now waiting for those things to settle down.

Cheers!

[Viajero11]

As part of a month of work in Colombia, I had one night and one morning free in Pereira. I squeezed in two sessions with two girls from mileroticos, both of whom had positive reviews on doncolombia. First up was Scarlet, a full figured Venezolana. Though her face wasn't what I'd call gorgeous, she was attractive enough and had all the right curves. What she did have was a great attitude, muy complaciente why carinosa and overall just a great performer. Awesome session for a ridiculously cheap 110 K for the hour. The next morning was Karla who was advertised as a human barbie. Very cute, great body, and a very young looking face. Another outstanding performer with superb GFE. 180 K for the hour was well worth it. Both these memorable girls were sexy as hell and really aimed to please.

[Member #2001]

I was in Periera a few weeks ago and I can say that there is a new club in town. The name of it is Genica, but it sounds like Heineken without the and at the end. Girls were ok there, No 10's but doable. There asking 40 plus 8 for the room. Not sure about takeout. Beers there were 3. 5 for Club Columbia, and 3 for all the lower end beers. Its near to Calle 26 and Carrea 7.

I can say for sure that the map here is outdated. Many places have closed. The Wiskeria and Flores Frescas are still open however. The Wiskeria is now 4 K for a beer and inhouse service is 50 so plan to spend 65, plus beers.

Over by Carrera 9 and and Calle 16, I say some [CodeWord902] kids. Some looked really young, like 12, or 11. Almost felt bad for them. One block to the east there were trainies, and another block to the east there are more trainies and some Sws, The Sws looked hardcore and did not partake in any activities. They are all on the street, basically between Calle 16 and Calle 12 on Carrea 9. One the corner of Calle 14 there is a place where you can get 2 k beers. ID stop in once in a while, while strolling the area. To the ease of Park Libertad is sketchy. You won't get jumped, but if you go into one of the bars, or casas there, you might not remember walking out without any clothes. Its a known area for people to get their drink spiked with sculpomine. I have heard it from several people. Not my kinda thing anymore.

[Orgasm Donor]

The more time I spent in Pereira the more I liked it. I like Medellin a lot, as far as weather goes, it's very similar to Pereira. In my opinion The West side is better around Cerritos and Tres Puertas going down the highway to Cartago. They are putting in some nice condos in that area.

In my opinion Medellin is becoming "found out" and more expensive.

Here is a very handy site that can compare the cost of living index comparing PEI to MED, or anywhere else in the world!

https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-livin...atchComparison

I am giving this place heavy consideration to retire and I've traveled all over the world.

Dccpa, tried to PM you but box is full.

[Dccpa]

As a gringo apartment shopping in Pereira, I noticed that I could not find any apartments with heat or air conditioning. That's because you don't need it. 70 f year round average. Sometimes some rain but it doesn't seem to last long. Just enough to rain to give the streets a washdown and water the lush foliage. Dosquebradas (East) rains a bit more than Cerritos (West) microclimates.

Eternal Primavera (Eternal Spring).

Any ideas of areas to look at in Pereira? I am going to Colombia late this year and have been interested in checking out Pereira as a potential retirement area. The year round climate of the coffee triangle area intrigues me.

[Orgasm Donor]

As a gringo apartment shopping in Pereira, I noticed that I could not find any apartments with heat or air conditioning. That's because you don't need it. 70 f year round average. Sometimes some rain but it doesn't seem to last long. Just enough to rain to give the streets a washdown and water the lush foliage. Dosquebradas (East) rains a bit more than Cerritos (West) microclimates.

Eternal Primavera (Eternal Spring).

[Eszpresszo]

Starting a thread on Pereira. I think the city is large enough to merit it's own thread.

To get things started, Here is a "Putimapa Pereira" courtesy Don Colombia.

https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer...5.6896074&z=13

Cheers!

Thanks. I've enjoyed Medellin and as of last weekend, Bogota. I'd like to try somewhere in a modest elevation of the country, as well as in the heart of coffee country. Maybe someone will do a field report. Temperatures appear to be ideal like Medellin.

[Orgasm Donor]

Starting a thread on Pereira. I think the city is large enough to merit it's own thread.

To get things started, Here is a "Putimapa Pereira" courtesy Don Colombia.

https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer...5.6896074&z=13

Cheers!