Tegucigalpa

Artisttyp -thanks. The only club I saw but did not visit was the one mention in my report which was literally around the corner from my hotel. In Tegucigalpa google map search for 'Kabaret' -although the current name of the establishment is VIP something. I only walked on Blvd Morazan for lunch and early dinner, did not see any street action. There are strip malls on the Blvd Morazan but I did not visit any of them. I must say that I left hotel with only hard cash in Lempiras equivalent of 20-30 Euros, no watch, no cell phone nada.

I'd say that Blvd Morazan is walkable in daytime, there are some coffee shops that came recommended to me by a US person who is now living in Tegu as a teacher. She recommended 'Sigua' coffee shop which is on the street between Morazan and Ave LOS Proceres. She also recommended 'Matambritas' for best burgers which is right where Sigua coffee shop is. I only ate at Lebanos and at El Patio, both walkable and on Blvd Morazan. I also recommend staying at Aparthotel Las Hortensias. The only negative was not having a fridge in the room -although it may be available if you ask but I didn't as I was only there for couple of nights. There is also a western quality grocery store near hotel and is on google map -search for 'Supermercado La Colonia'. This store has everything you'd need to stock up in your room.

I will happy to give you the driver contact in Tegu in case you decide to go.

Frankfurt.

[QUOTE=Artisttyp;2201541]Good Report. Nice to get some current info.

Did you see any street action or low end girly clubs or did you just order online?

Is the city walkable in some areas and are the amenities like restaurants, malls Etc decent?

Thanks.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Frankfurt;2201559]Artisttyp -thanks. The only club I saw but did not visit was the one mention in my report which was literally around the corner from my hotel. In Tegucigalpa google map search for 'Kabaret' -although the current name of the establishment is VIP something. I only walked on Blvd Morazan for lunch and early dinner, did not see any street action. There are strip malls on the Blvd Morazan but I did not visit any of them. I must say that I left hotel with only hard cash in Lempiras equivalent of 20-30 Euros, no watch, no cell phone nada.

I'd say that Blvd Morazan is walkable in daytime, there are some coffee shops that came recommended to me by a US person who is now living in Tegu as a teacher. She recommended 'Sigua' coffee shop which is on the street between Morazan and Ave LOS Proceres. She also recommended 'Matambritas' for best burgers which is right where Sigua coffee shop is. I only ate at Lebanos and at El Patio, both walkable and on Blvd Morazan. I also recommend staying at Aparthotel Las Hortensias. The only negative was not having a fridge in the room -although it may be available if you ask but I didn't as I was only there for couple of nights. There is also a western quality grocery store near hotel and is on google map -search for 'Supermercado La Colonia'. This store has everything you'd need to stock up in your room.

I will happy to give you the driver contact in Tegu in case you decide to go.

Frankfurt.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the info. I am still in the research phase of a Honduras trip. At the moment I have no plans on going through with it.

Going to Tegu for business in a few months and would welcome any tips or advice. Speak the language, familiar with the country. Used to be a happy hunting ground in the 1980's, but the last few times I went since 2005 were very sad. Given how few reports are posted on this page, it was easy to find my trip reports from 2009, 2006, and 2004.

At any rate, if any recent visitors can offer some direction, I's appreciate it. I tried the Evisos page, but it seems very user-unfriendly: no photos in many of them. I did see the a new trend in ads: "I'm a Colombian in Tegucigalpa looking for financial help," with what looked like fake picts and begged the question, what is a prepago doing in Tegucigalpa when there are so many better markets closer to home? The classified scene is much better in the other Central American countries.

[QUOTE=IguanaSix;2250643]Going to Tegu for business in a few months and would welcome any tips or advice. Speak the language, familiar with the country. Used to be a happy hunting ground in the 1980's, but the last few times I went since 2005 were very sad. Given how few reports are posted on this page, it was easy to find my trip reports from 2009, 2006, and 2004.

At any rate, if any recent visitors can offer some direction, I's appreciate it. I tried the Evisos page, but it seems very user-unfriendly: no photos in many of them. I did see the a new trend in ads: "I'm a Colombian in Tegucigalpa looking for financial help," with what looked like fake picts and begged the question, what is a prepago doing in Tegucigalpa when there are so many better markets closer to home? The classified scene is much better in the other Central American countries.[/QUOTE]"Bueler? Bueler?. Bueler?

[QUOTE=IguanaSix;2268245]"Bueler? Bueler?. Bueler?[/QUOTE]It can be tough but there are certainly some great finds. It's just tough to navigate. You will find a couple of agencies with higher priced girls, one even has foreigners. Wanuncios has a few good ones in a sea of TV's and scams. But you can see through fairly easy. FB is actually pretty good to find some, there are a couple guys that recommendable indies that give them a commission. Good luck, you will find some really pretty and fun girls that aren't hardened pros. PM for more info if needed.

[QUOTE=GasparLeMarc12;2269658]It can be tough but there are certainly some great finds. It's just tough to navigate. You will find a couple of agencies with higher priced girls, one even has foreigners. Wanuncios has a few good ones in a sea of TV's and scams. But you can see through fairly easy. FB is actually pretty good to find some, there are a couple guys that recommendable indies that give them a commission. Good luck, you will find some really pretty and fun girls that aren't hardened pros. PM for more info if needed.[/QUOTE]You were NOT kidding when you described Wanuncios as a sea of TVs and scams.

Can anyone recommend any of these agencies?

Seriously, folks, there has to be SOME action in that town?

Anyone have a link for the page of this club? Anyone been there?

[QUOTE=IguanaSix;2342722]Anyone have a link for the page of this club? Anyone been there?[/QUOTE]Hello fellow friends,

What is the latest in Tegucigalpa landing tomorrow for a 5 day trip. Maybe someone has latest ground info of a club or bar we can find freelancer action.

Cheers.

TLDR: Honduras as a whole sucks for hobbying and is expensive, especially if you're not fluent in Spanish, but Tegucigalpa is the best in the country.

Club Pink Pussycat: Disclaimer as I don't live in Tegucigalpa anymore but this is probably the only westerner friendly strip club in the whole city. It's actually a franchise and the original one is in San Pedro Sula. Looks like they even have East Asian clientele as their most recent review is a 1 star review in Korean! They know this fact which is why prices are surprisingly high. I actually had a pretty good time here if I don't think about value. Came in right as they opened (actually waited outside until they opened). Employees were actually super kind and polite which was surprising as service in Honduras is super hit or miss. Anyways, the bartender here is a deported former resident of the United States that speaks perfect English so even if your Spanish isn't perfect ask him to translate and give him a little tip. Poor guy is trying to turn his life around and raise his kids. Probably a useful contact if you are staying in Tegucigalpa for a while but remember to not be overly trusting. Lap dances are 20 bucks for a couple of songs, and even the waitresses are fair game if they're down. I kind of regret coming in so early as there were only new girls that had no idea what they were doing practicing but on the other hand got to see the whole line up of dancers for the night because I was the only customer. Got a couple of lap dances from the pole dancers but fell in love with a sexy dark skinned MILF waitress and sucked on her juicy thick nips and even got her WhatsApp! Sounds great but the bar fine for her was $200! Not not a typo, 200 fucking US dollars! I declined, and she flaked on me after we chatted for a bit on WhatsApp because she didn't want to meet outside the club. Seems like this pricing is similar to what they charge at Pink Pussycat in San Pedro Sula. How the fuck are they going charge more than Hong Kong in Tijuana or the same as an AMP in the USA and expect to get clients? I don't know. Maybe someone can enlighten me. I guess they do have a monopoly though.

Street girls: I was warned a lot of them are TS. Maybe you're down. You can start seeing them on Boulevard Morazan after it gets dark. Would highly recommend you do not this out of your own safety.

SA: Definitely the way to go in my opinion, had multiple propositions but prepare options beforehand. Honduran girls are extremely flakey so have back up options. Had an amazing 20 yo who I would see regularly that spoke pretty good English, a little chubby but busty, and a masochist. Unfortunately it seems like she has retired but there were plenty of girls who were willing to P4P for $100 for a hour. One even offered her anus.

[QUOTE=Psilocybin69;2454284]TLDR: Honduras as a whole sucks for hobbying and is expensive, especially if you're not fluent in Spanish, but Tegucigalpa is the best in the country.

Club Pink Pussycat: Disclaimer as I don't live in Tegucigalpa anymore but this is probably the only westerner friendly strip club in the whole city. It's actually a franchise and the original one is in San Pedro Sula. Looks like they even have East Asian clientele as their most recent review is a 1 star review in Korean! They know this fact which is why prices are surprisingly high. I actually had a pretty good time here if I don't think about value. Came in right as they opened (actually waited outside until they opened). Employees were actually super kind and polite which was surprising as service in Honduras is super hit or miss. Anyways, the bartender here is a deported former resident of the United States that speaks perfect English so even if your Spanish isn't perfect ask him to translate and give him a little tip. Poor guy is trying to turn his life around and raise his kids. Probably a useful contact if you are staying in Tegucigalpa for a while but remember to not be overly trusting. Lap dances are 20 bucks for a couple of songs, and even the waitresses are fair game if they're down. I kind of regret coming in so early as there were only new girls that had no idea what they were doing practicing but on the other hand got to see the whole line up of dancers for the night because I was the only customer. Got a couple of lap dances from the pole dancers but fell in love with a sexy dark skinned MILF waitress and sucked on her juicy thick nips and even got her WhatsApp! Sounds great but the bar fine for her was $200! Not not a typo, 200 fucking US dollars! I declined, and she flaked on me after we chatted for a bit on WhatsApp because she didn't want to meet outside the club. Seems like this pricing is similar to what they charge at Pink Pussycat in San Pedro Sula. How the fuck are they going charge more than Hong Kong in Tijuana or the same as an AMP in the USA and expect to get clients? I don't know..[/QUOTE]Is there a red light district in Tegucigalpa? I want to go to the local *****houses where there are no foreigners or gringos! Also I'm down for the street hookers what are the prices?

Need updates on the city for pussy Street girls, Strip clubs, *****houses, massage, Bars? Anything? Honduras has some hot girls just look at Ana Jurka Satcha pretto.

Anyone know if there are travel guides available starting from the airport?

[QUOTE=DickMilhous;2880619]Anyone know if there are travel guides available starting from the airport?[/QUOTE]Why has no one explored this country?

[QUOTE=EnterTheV;2885034]Why has no one explored this country?[/QUOTE]Because generally speaking it's very very dangerous in Honduras, much more so than most parts of Mexico or Costa Rica for example. So is Guatemala and El Salvador, though things seem to be slightly better in El Salvador now with many gang members in jail.

I was planning a trip to Roatan. The island is a tourist hotspot. I'm sure there are some providers there, but they will probably apply a gringo surcharge due to the nature of the visitors. But, it's infinitely safer there than on the mainland. You can picture a scenario in certain parts of the world where someone might just kill you out of spite, and the underlying motive is not robbery. I'm not saying this will happen to you in Honduras, I'm saying the risk is greater than in places where people just want to take your money.