Sosua Reports

[OldKool]

As a man we are not always looking for relationship sex. We enjoy what we call sport fucking. We will spend $2000 for a week of sex with several girls. I am in my early 60's and having sex with girls is serious treat for men my age and it is not happening in 1st world countries. 99% of the guys here are very comfortable having PFP sexual relationship. Us old guys still like pussy and are willing to pay and could care less whether the female is satisfied.

[Lonely566]

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[Oakie]

When you have found the women that you think you love and it is time for you to go home for a small stint do not tell the guys you think are your friends that you are going to be gone. And for sure don't tell them to look out and make sure your woman is doing right. These guys who you think are your friend will be the 1st ones to hit them up where ever they can. This life is make believe love for sure when you don't live here and most of the time when you do. These girls may stay with you a long time and do ever thing you want them to. But they all have there on plan.

Only a fool would come to a place like Sosua looking for love.

But a smart guy can find a smart chica who consistently gives him good value for his money, without the drama or the hassle. And eventually wind up trusted friends who actually enjoy each other's company.

Like any good business relationship.

[Grub1]

When you have found the women that you think you love and it is time for you to go home for a small stint do not tell the guys you think are your friends that you are going to be gone. And for sure don't tell them to look out and make sure your woman is doing right. These guys who you think are your friend will be the 1st ones to hit them up where ever they can. This life is make believe love for sure when you don't live here and most of the time when you do. These girls may stay with you a long time and do ever thing you want them to. But they all have there on plan.

[Frannie]

Since there are no more recent posts. I'll post a non report for non mongers.

Routine trip to Sosua, buddy couldn't make it as planned.

Mi chica waiting for me at the little bar at the airport with a Presidente, and her "cousin" taxi driver. Welcome to Paradise!

To Casa Marina, big welcome from staff, and nicely located room. They have reopened the Beach section of the hotel after extensive renovations.

It is quickly moving up from the 2 Star to the 4 Star category. Three or four pristine pools, a newly opened restaurant, and now a beautiful pleasant staff that will bring your unlimited free drinks on a tray to you anywhere you are on the resort including the beach with a smile, and without their hand out for a propina.

An energetic entertainment staff that gets everyone involved in fun activities.

It used to be the third world where you would find lazyness and poorly organized and much delayed projects. But here at the hotel they but up a brand new large patio bar, fully serviced and equipped and working, in exactly two days. That project would be a couple months in my Canada. (It took 3 weeks just to move a small Lottery ticket kiosk in my office mall.).

Lots of action on the street, the sidewalk plastic chairs (a Dominican tradition) are now the enjoyable way to survey the passing parade and say Hello, to friends and strangers, and it's free.

Things are picking up at the other (Europa) end of main street, and the chicken barbeques are out in force again on the street, with some happy little family bars.

I had to meet (but not audition) a few potential amigas for my buddy who couldn't make it but passed along a propina for their trouble. One particular memorable night in Cabarete. Hot and humid as hell, most of the week.

Hated to leave on Grownman's rainy Saturday, Chica left for long trip home early in the day, so I figured I' spend the rest of the day checking out some local action, or at least a massage.

But I'd been satisfied, and was content to just take it easy.

The rain was hard at the airport, and all the skylights on the new departure concourse were leaking like sieves, and had staff all running around. With the fuss and noise I thought it was something more serious.

Maybe they shudda brought in those resort bar builders to do it right.

Yeah, well, that is the trouble with mongering as a lifestyle. It is OK for single men while you wait for something better.

I'll fly to you.

I'll pay for you.

I'll be a monger or a john for you.

When you're younger, it will have to do.

Until the real thing comes along.

(My apologies to the authors of the real lyrics to Until the Real Thing Comes Along).

[Oakie]

Since there are no more recent posts. I'll post a non report for non mongers.

Routine trip to Sosua, buddy couldn't make it as planned.

Mi chica waiting for me at the little bar at the airport with a Presidente, and her "cousin" taxi driver. Welcome to Paradise!

To Casa Marina, big welcome from staff, and nicely located room. They have reopened the Beach section of the hotel after extensive renovations.

It is quickly moving up from the 2 Star to the 4 Star category. Three or four pristine pools, a newly opened restaurant, and now a beautiful pleasant staff that will bring your unlimited free drinks on a tray to you anywhere you are on the resort including the beach with a smile, and without their hand out for a propina.

An energetic entertainment staff that gets everyone involved in fun activities.

It used to be the third world where you would find lazyness and poorly organized and much delayed projects. But here at the hotel they but up a brand new large patio bar, fully serviced and equipped and working, in exactly two days. That project would be a couple months in my Canada. (It took 3 weeks just to move a small Lottery ticket kiosk in my office mall.).

Lots of action on the street, the sidewalk plastic chairs (a Dominican tradition) are now the enjoyable way to survey the passing parade and say Hello, to friends and strangers, and it's free.

Things are picking up at the other (Europa) end of main street, and the chicken barbeques are out in force again on the street, with some happy little family bars.

I had to meet (but not audition) a few potential amigas for my buddy who couldn't make it but passed along a propina for their trouble. One particular memorable night in Cabarete. Hot and humid as hell, most of the week.

Hated to leave on Grownman's rainy Saturday, Chica left for long trip home early in the day, so I figured I' spend the rest of the day checking out some local action, or at least a massage.

But I'd been satisfied, and was content to just take it easy.

The rain was hard at the airport, and all the skylights on the new departure concourse were leaking like sieves, and had staff all running around. With the fuss and noise I thought it was something more serious.

Maybe they shudda brought in those resort bar builders to do it right.

[GrownMan1]

It Saturday in Sosua. It has been raining for 4 hours. I love it. I hope it rains until 1 am. I like to see the chicas when they are trying to make up for lost time. Meanwhile the chica a call late this morning knock me off in 15 minutes or less. I was very happy for a quick nut. It's amazing how when a chica starts off with BBBJ without you requesting it can get your Jimmy and the right mode. An hour with the other chica did nothing for me. Change up my chicas and I damn near came in her mouth. I think I'm going to call for a it's raining special. I always keep several new numbers for backup quickies.

[GrownMan1]

Okay I just did classico Friday night. I must say it wasn't as a packed as I expected. However it is Sosua and there's no place I can think of that has this many sexy ass women at your disposal. The DJ was very repetitious from my previous months however, there was enough room in the club to get good views of all the sex chicas. I just did it session with a chica that was long overdue. She tried hard but she couldn't get me to the finish line. I gave her as promised however I am now waiting on a backup. I love it. At at 5:30 in the morning I'm calling for take out pussy.

[GrownMan1]

I love Thursday nights in Sosua. Last night it was about 4 to 1 and room to walk. I had a particular taste last night and didn't know what I wanted. I knew I didn't want a disappointment so I started to repeat with the few I had before. Settle with a new young track star and had the best sex in the last 5 years. All for 1500 pesos an aI knew I didn't want a disappointment so I started to repeat with the few I had before. Settle with a track star and had the best sex in the last 5 years. All for 1500 pesos and a dress. I had to give her a $50 bill. She stayed night. I may repeat again 2 tonight. Classico is supposed to stay open until 6 in the morning is supposed to stay open until 6 in the morning. Since the crowd is condition responding, about 3:00 they started leaving anyway.

[Chris Bigdog]

Do you guys think if CD has condoms, his fellow prisoners will wear them before they 'visit' him?

Come on now, mongers, I need 10 guys to stand up and make a commitment to Western Union $100 per month to Cubadave so that he can enjoy a few creature comforts like hamburgers, pizza, Coke, bug spray, soap, and condoms (if needed) and medical treatment in his current predicament. It is not a lot to ask.

[Durandpaul]

The last bus leaves Santo Domingo at 7:00 pm So it leaves Santiago around 8:30 pm We have had this discussion before. However it is your money, but this is just for information for others who might want to know what time the last bus leaves. Note that in the summer time this connection is much harder to make due to the later arrival of the flight.

http://www.caribetours.com.do/santo%20domingo.htm

Yep the last bus leaves at 8. 30 pm. I was just too tired to wait for another hour.

[Frannie]

I got sosua from santiago. I was hoping to take the bus but I fucked when I checked a luggage. I only got out of the airport at 7. 15 pm. On my way to the aiport the bus driver started to tell me that there was no 7. 30 pm. I knew he was lying and would make sure I don't get to the bus station before 7. 30 pm. Long story short I paid 70 for the cab. I was in no mood to wait for the last bus leaving santiago.

My game plan this time is one girl during the day. And two or three at night. I have been paying like 2000 peso for ST. I paid 3000 last night. We had agreed 2000 last night but I had to add another 1000 to bang her this morning.

So far I haven't been rushed or had a bad experience. I am also not trying to get any girls staying outside of rumba or walking the street during the day.

Classicos was packed last night, but I hate that because I can't see the girl well. Tall, big ass, slim waist, cute face is my type. Last night I had to settle for an average girl because I got too picky LOL. A group of guys had pretty much all the girls I wanted.

I see a lot of guys staying with a girl all day. I am not sure if they are paying for that. I am assuming the girl won't complain if you feed her.

The last bus leaves Santo Domingo at 7:00 pm So it leaves Santiago around 8:30 pm We have had this discussion before. However it is your money, but this is just for information for others who might want to know what time the last bus leaves. Note that in the summer time this connection is much harder to make due to the later arrival of the flight.

http://www.caribetours.com.do/santo%20domingo.htm

[Frannie]

LOL.

Getting Wetter Onions from Nueve Yersi comes to mind.

I have been going to Sosua for years, I don't know any more than the main two streets and certainly no street numbers, Even the taxis and motos use landmarks, not streets.

All you need to know is Texaco, Populaire, Ice Cream Shop, Rhumba, Europa, New York Pizza and you'll find almost any hotel, drug store, supermarket or restaurant.

Wich reminds me, I have never seen a mailman, or mail being delivered to any location I have been. I never thought to ask, although my GF who lives on the other side of the Island tells me she can receive FedEx and stuff, if it is sent to some main location, like a bar or restaurant, where she can pick it up.

Do you get mail delivery, Charles?

Oh, come on Oakster, most people will know Pedro Clissante, Alejandro Martinez, Dr. Rosen, Calle Ayuntamiento and the carretera. Some may even know David Stern and Calle Sin Salida. There are others like Hispaniola, Portugal, Alemania, Mexico, Guatemala, Finlandia, Cuba, Jamaica, and Francia and other streets named after countries that a very few will remember, but will recognize when they see them.

The Post Office in Sosua is located in a corner of the small shopping mall on the carretera on the same side as Texaco, but 100 meters towards Cabarete. You have to pick your mail up there, but sometimes if you have a packet, they will send a moto to let you know. There are no drive-by mailing facilities. The Post Office in Puerto Plata is on a corner of Separacion and 12th July near el Parque and has recently had a facelift.

[Member #4398]

I got sosua from santiago. I was hoping to take the bus but I fucked when I checked a luggage. I only got out of the airport at 7. 15 pm. On my way to the aiport the bus driver started to tell me that there was no 7. 30 pm. I knew he was lying and would make sure I don't get to the bus station before 7. 30 pm. Long story short I paid 70 for the cab. I was in no mood to wait for the last bus leaving santiago.

Glad you make it to Sosua and started having fun. I forgot to mention that besides the Caribe tours and Metro buses in Santiago, there is a another option to get to Sosua. That option is a big or small guagua / bus that departs from La rotonda (circle) located in the barrio libertad in Santiago. They are even cheaper than Caribe tours or the metro and for less than $5 dollars ride you could get from Santiago to Puerto Plata. The rotonda is one of the Santiago exits to the north. The guaguas don't go directly to Sosua, but they will go to Puerto Plata. They also have buses running late at night. Then from Puerto Plata you could catch a carrito shared taxi or another guagua or regular taxi to Sosua is much cheaper 2-4 times cheaper than the $70 dollar Santiago to Puerto Plata rate. A motoconcho ride from Puerto Plata to Sosua is neither conformable nor safe because the ride has too many miles. Those guaguas are less comfortable thought and you may end up of some chickens or big ass girl or guy on your lap, they sometime may look like the pic bellow. And that is not a joke LOL.

Cerebro

[Charles Pooter]

Which reminds me, I have never seen a mailman, or mail being delivered to any location I have been. I never thought to ask, although my GF who lives on the other side of the Island tells me she can receive FedEx and stuff, if it is sent to some main location, like a bar or restaurant, where she can pick it up.

Do you get mail delivery, Charles?

There is a post office in Puerto Plata. You can collect stuff addressed to you "post restante" there. The problem is you need to know when it has arrived there. Go too early and you could waste a few trips, go too late and it has been stolen or allegedly been "returned to sender" as uncollected. A bribe to ring you once received may help.

I believe there is some sort of mail delivery within large city centers like Santiago and SD. Not sure about places like Pto Pta and certainly not anywhere outside commercial centers. If there are postmen, they probably do not wear uniforms, so you would not spot them. All the utilities use their own staff to deliver bills and do not wear uniforms either.

Post sent abroad from DR post offices is extremely unreliable. Sometimes it arrives quickly, sometimes six months later or never.