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[QUOTE=Lalabo;2979361]I usually stay in Moema because it has quite a few mid-range Clinicas (Prime, Abbabora, Miruna, 57 friends, Enjoy etc.) and not that far from boetes like Scandallo, Casaro, Bamboa etc.
Another popular location folks stay is Jardim Paulista. I have stayed in the area. The area has lots of popular restaurants but terrible traffic.[/QUOTE]Thank you.
[QUOTE=Lalabo;2979361]I usually stay in Moema because it has quite a few mid-range Clinicas (Prime, Abbabora, Miruna, 57 friends, Enjoy etc.) and not that far from boetes like Scandallo, Casaro, Bamboa etc.
Another popular location folks stay is Jardim Paulista. I have stayed in the area. The area has lots of popular restaurants but terrible traffic.[/QUOTE]Also consider vila Mariana, which I am staying now. Good local places to eat but crazy traffic. But you have Tangara and yankin Clinicas nearby. These have 20-25 girls each, double the Moema clinicas which have 10 each. Yankin is full of Asian guys, so you can assume what types of girls they have. Scandallo is also closer.
I use to stay only in Moema but I feel the quality of girls have slipped. I remember my first trip in 2021, every girl at prime was my hit list. Now just 1-2. So I decided on this trip to split my time, half VM and half Moema.
[QUOTE=BobNSuzy;2979346]When going to So Paulo does someone stay in a particular part of the city? Step one for me is booking a plane ticket. Step two is knowing where to stay and I don't know.[/QUOTE]I suggest checking out Moema in the Sao Paulo hotel section. The most important aspect of staying in Moema is to find a hotel or Airbnb apartment with double-pane windows to help reduce the noise from jets and planes, particularly at 6:00 AM. There are reports available that list places confirmed to provide a quiet restful sleep.
I like Moema for its convenient location, especially when it rains heavily and traffic becomes challenging. There are plenty of Waze shortcuts to help navigate the area.
I agree that there are many clinics within walking distance or a short 7-minute Uber ride, even in the rain. Just yesterday, while at the Ibirapuera Shopping Mall, I noticed a clinic I hadn't seen before called Sirius Spa, which is just one block from the mall. I've walked past that street numerous times without realizing there was a clinic there until one of my garotas in the GDP sent a message to arrange an afternoon appointment with her.
Previous discussions on the forum on the difficulty of getting a Brazilian SIM chip without a CPF. There are data eSIMs like holafly but they don't give you a Brazilian phone number for SMS and phone calls. I found Mobilematter and they do offer a 30 day tourist eSIM plan which gives a Brazilian phone number (I got a Rio area code) and 10 Gb with SMS and phone calls. For $22. There are larger data plans for slightly more money. No ID verification needed. It's a CONTEL eSIM which runs on the TIM network. I brought it in the states, easy QR code set up and can set it up before leaving. I couldn't get SMS in the states but once I landed in Brazil, everything worked once it's connected on TIM. Got SMS for WhatsApp etc. Not sure it's renewable, didn't see an option for that.
[QUOTE=Tochka;2979699]I suggest checking out Moema in the Sao Paulo hotel section. The most important aspect of staying in Moema is to find a hotel or Airbnb apartment with double-pane windows to help reduce the noise from jets and planes, particularly at 6:00 AM. There are reports available that list places confirmed to provide a quiet restful sleep.
I like Moema for its convenient location, especially when it rains heavily and traffic becomes challenging. There are plenty of Waze shortcuts to help navigate the area.
I agree that there are many clinics within walking distance or a short 7-minute Uber ride, even in the rain. Just yesterday, while at the Ibirapuera Shopping Mall, I noticed a clinic I hadn't seen before called Sirius Spa, which is just one block from the mall. I've walked past that street numerous times without realizing there was a clinic there until one of my garotas in the GDP sent a message to arrange an afternoon appointment with her.[/QUOTE]Thanks, I found the hotel section on your suggestion.
I'm going to be in Sao Paulo during Carnival. Anybody know how the clinicas and sex nightclubs are in Sampa during Carnival? What's the sex scene like? Never been in Brazil during Carnival so looking forward to it! I have avoided being there during Carnival in the past, but not this time. Time to celebrate being free!
[QUOTE=TheCane;2980486]I'm going to be in Sao Paulo during Carnival. Anybody know how the clinicas and sex nightclubs are in Sampa during Carnival? What's the sex scene like? Never been in Brazil during Carnival so looking forward to it! I have avoided being there during Carnival in the past, but not this time. Time to celebrate being free![/QUOTE]Clinical are open, but slow action. Casarao is your best bet. Even some Scandallo girls can be found there during carnival. I would also try Bomboa.
Casaro Report. Sunday. & Monday Nights.
Hit up Casaro on both Sunday and Monday nights. Monday after midnight was definitely busier than.
Sunday, with a solid lineup of sexy GND (girl next door) types. Plenty of flirty conversations with well-dressed garotas-part of the "interview process"to see if we clicked or not.
Downstairs at the bar, I locked eyes with a 22-year-old exotic-looking garota-petite, natural curves, no bolt-ONS, and those sultry green eyes that just pulled me in. Went up to chat, and before I knew it, my hands were already roaming her tight body. No underwear, no bra, just pure au naturel. She gave a sly smile-nice.
Negotiations opened at 300 BRL for half an hour or 500 BRL for the full hour, with possible Pix incentives for Great service. She agreed to an hour- I said "vamos bora".
Damn she was in to me, and I was in to her. We clicked. Ended up getting in two pops for the hour session (BTW at 57 Chanes its possible for two pops, it doable with the right garota).
I try to Set the mood with some Filipe ret Revel & Trap and flashback music Chivas whiskey, Smirnoff Ice, and a decent marola to relax between rounds or before going at again.
Before the hour ends, I ask for her wassap and, as always asks if she had a pretty girlfriend to join us for another hour threesome.
At Casaro, roll in around midnight and wrap up with a 5 AM Uber. Knowing some Brazilian Portuguese definitely helps keep the flirty vibes going. Good times.
[QUOTE=TheCane;2980486]I'm going to be in Sao Paulo during Carnival. Anybody know how the clinicas and sex nightclubs are in Sampa during Carnival? What's the sex scene like? Never been in Brazil during Carnival so looking forward to it! I have avoided being there during Carnival in the past, but not this time. Time to celebrate being free![/QUOTE]I was in SP once during carnival and had a great time. Lots of open air street parties enjoyed by everyone. There were less ladies at the clinicas than during normal times but I still had an enjoyable time with the available talent. During the actual carnival days (Monday and Tuesday) some clinicas were closed. I remember Miruna being open throughout. Someone else can chime in on the boites which I don't visit.
[QUOTE=Turgid;2980561]I was in SP once during carnival and had a great time. Lots of open air street parties enjoyed by everyone. There were less ladies at the clinicas than during normal times but I still had an enjoyable time with the available talent. During the actual carnival days (Monday and Tuesday) some clinicas were closed. I remember Miruna being open throughout. Someone else can chime in on the boites which I don't visit.[/QUOTE]I'll be spending some time in Sampa after carnival too. As long as I get my fill of Scandallo!
The SP Carnival is nothing like the RJ Carnival and if you ask me, that is a good thing. KKK. I was staying in SP a couple of weeks before Carnival 2023 began and a couple of weeks after it ended, and I remember how much I enjoyed and was relieved by the low-key friendly ambiance going on in the Jardim and Itaim Bibi neighborhoods while I was there during the holiday 2023.
Bomboa was packed and particularly good back then with no noticeable decline of quantity or quality of girls to choose from. They had a TV upstairs in the restaurant playing live Carnival events, but nobody seemed to care. Scandallo was pretty good too although I noticed that a few of their stunners were MIA. I did not miss them as there were still plenty of Scandallo girls to choose from. Maybe the head count of Scandallo girls was down 10-15%. I can't comment on the clinicas.
I posted a trip report after I returned home. My conclusion was that if you are not into Carnival stay in SP. You will have a great time. If you are into Carnival or want to experience it at least once in your life, go to RJ, but don't say you were not warned.
For those in SP right now, 57 friends is having a carnival party on Thursday's night Feb 6 after 8 p. There will be strip shows and more girls. The long time reception woman who speaks good English says that after 8 p the girl prices are also fixed. Are 400/ one hour and R300/ half hour. Obviously the environment is different from the boates, but worth to be a decent night alternative.
[QUOTE=SamaRiding;2979659]I use to stay only in Moema but I feel the quality of girls have slipped. I remember my first trip in 2021, every girl at prime was my hit list. Now just 1-2. So I decided on this trip to split my time, half VM and half Moema.[/QUOTE]I observed the same decline in Prime lineup quality. I like 57 friends better for the least 6 months or so.
I agree. Quality has gone down. Seems like the 10 pieces are find other job opportunities. Dunno. 5 years ago, it was lit everywhere. Like everything else, it has its cycles, it will turn around again.
[QUOTE=Lalabo;2980728]I observed the same decline in Prime lineup quality. I like 57 friends better for the least 6 months or so.[/QUOTE]
SP Carnival is a baby version of RJ. LOL I remember the ol days when Help was open during Carnival, insane! Bang a chick with a costume, at an open bar in Copa. And 4 x4 was Scandallo on steriods, horse pills, and tiger bull drink LOLs.
[QUOTE=AxelHeyst;2980577]The SP Carnival is nothing like the RJ Carnival and if you ask me, that is a good thing. KKK. I was staying in SP a couple of weeks before Carnival 2023 began and a couple of weeks after it ended, and I remember how much I enjoyed and was relieved by the low-key friendly ambiance going on in the Jardim and Itaim Bibi neighborhoods while I was there during the holiday 2023.
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