Sao Paulo Reports

[QUOTE=Exoticspirit;3078760]I agree with this as I also stayed in Moema. I'll add that I was five minutes from the Metro station since I didn't take any taxis nor Ubers. The airplane noise was manageable since I'm an early riser anyway and the flights end by midnight I think so still got decent sleep. It did take a long time to get from and to the airport all by Metro but was totally doable, cheap and traffic didn't affect my transits.[/QUOTE]Another plus for Moema is that if you're going to hop to another city like Rio or Floripa or wherever, and you intend to fly (I do this all the time), then you don't need to go all the way back out to Guarulhos (GRU) to get your flight. You can depart out of Congonhas (CGH) which is right there at your doorstep. This is when being next to CGH becomes a definite plus. Convenience! Now, why am I staying in a different part of the city next time? What was my reason? LOLOLOL!

[QUOTE=Combo;3078685]Excellent report! You captured the feel of Casarao perfectly. I think Scandallo is the best venue in the world, but there are nights I much prefer the Casarao vibe. And nights where I'd like something different (more laid back) than either of those two.

Also agree that Rio is much easier, and more relaxed, you're on vacation. Everything in So Paulo seems inconvenient![/QUOTE]Feeling that sea breeze is a big plus, and I get the "more relaxed" vacation vibe. SP is not a tourist town. But if girls are your "Raison d'être," RJ comes in a distant 2nd place compared to SP. IMHO.

As to SP neighborhoods to hang my hat: Moema has its advantages being closer to the clinicas and having less expensive hotels, but I prefer Itaim Bibi which is midway between most of the clinicas and Scandallo & Casarao and has a slew of great restaurants. Fuck, Bomboa is 2 blocks from 2 of my repeat Itaim Bibi hotels. In addition, since my visits to SP are always for 4 weeks and longer, I like to change hotels every 5 to 7 days. It amazes me how a change in location / neighborhood actually matters and helps keep things fresh and interesting.

Has anyone been to Corpusterapia in Jardim Paulista?

My hotel will be within walking distance, just want to know if its worth the visit.

Mayme Comrade Tochka has been there already.

I did the search on the site and last mention of this place is years back.

[QUOTE=TheCane;3078004]I have been to Santiago once. Have not heard about this club. Don't know if it's still operating. How was performance? We can move discussion to Santiago thread if you are interested.[/QUOTE]Posted in Santiago. TLDR: Upscale gentleman's club a bit bigger than Gaugin, very expensive, up to 40-50 chicas, chica quality was high, overall does not beat Scandallo!

At Max Mojo: thanks.

If your airport transfer is anytime near morning rush hour (as most Europe or North America arrivals are) the metro is going to be at least an hour faster than taxi or ride share app.

[QUOTE=Exoticspirit;3078760]I agree with this as I also stayed in Moema. I'll add that I was five minutes from the Metro station since I didn't take any taxis nor Ubers. The airplane noise was manageable since I'm an early riser anyway and the flights end by midnight I think so still got decent sleep. It did take a long time to get from and to the airport all by Metro but was totally doable, cheap and traffic didn't affect my transits.[/QUOTE]

Staying in Moema is perharps the best option indeed. But only if you want to visit daytime clinicas and go outside the district after midnight on Uber.

However I find hotels in Moema too pricey for me. And if you want to explore other parts of Scandallo-city (formerly known as Sao Paulo), you have to deal with all aforementioned problems.

[QUOTE=AxelHeyst;3078777]Feeling that sea breeze is a big plus, and I get the "more relaxed" vacation vibe. SP is not a tourist town. But if girls are your "Raison d'tre," RJ comes in a distant 2nd place compared to SP. IMHO.

As to SP neighborhoods to hang my hat: Moema has its advantages being closer to the clinicas and having less expensive hotels, but I prefer Itaim Bibi which is midway between most of the clinicas and Scandallo & Casarao and has a slew of great restaurants. Fuck, Bomboa is 2 blocks from 2 of my repeat Itaim Bibi hotels. In addition, since my visits to SP are always for 4 weeks and longer,

Nice. That's almost as much as I've spent in aggregate over many trips. I usually spend more time in Rio.

[QUOTE=Steve9696;3078676]Gauguin fees all go towards consumable. 350 before some hour I can't recall. Prob 7. And 500 after. But all consumable. So if you live it up and spend your $100 on food and drink you are all set.[/QUOTE]If I remember correctly, even the room fee counts towards the entry fee. I have I been there only 2 times so not 100% sure.

[QUOTE=Combo;3078838] Nice. That's almost as much as I've spent in aggregate over many trips. I usually spend more time in Rio.[/QUOTE]I am lucky in that I can work anywhere there is a reliable internet connection. I couldn't do that 25 years ago. If your job keeps you in your home base most of the time, all I can say is stay with it, work hard, make lots of money and put it away into solid investments so it will be there and then some when you retire. There is nothing like being free, unchained and in good health.

Santa Cruz / Vila Mariana: private house: Fadas do Amor.

If you are looking for 19 and 20 year nubile redheads nearthe Santa Cruz metro here is a detailed rundown of a hidden spotthat is well worth checking out.if you got confidence

Address: are. Joel Jorge de Melo, 749 - Vila Mariana, So Paulo. SP, 04128-081.

The establishment operates as a two-story walk-up, it called Fadas do Amor.

When I reachied out via WhatsApp to book or inquire about the lineup foto specifically targeting providers like Tiffany, Grazi, Mari, and Mav. Their immediate response when messaged was, "How did you get this fucking number?

How you know us? I said go-guia they replied bullshit they don't do foristas. Or gp-guia. kkk

L.

The pricing structure is straightforward, offering great value depending on the duration of your stay:

Standard Booking Fee / Base Rate: $330.

Half-Hour Rate: $220.

Full-Hour Rate: $320.

The line-up includes stunning 19-year-old redheads and 21 yearvold fresh morenas. They used to work in casarao but prefer the rooms & steady clients. The garota are same level ad casarso cheaper prive, better rooms, they decided to let you or not when you ring the buzzer. So dont cry to me if they dont let u in.to hidden spot..lThe overall experience was so solid that I ended up extending my visit and staying for a full three hours to bang two nubile 19 year fresh branca red heads

No english porto only .. place hidden away in townhouse. now ya know.. if u in metro santa cruz area (its opposite direction spa Lux check check mapgp)

there are two more houses with decent garotas for $190 brl one hour near villa marina metro, check mapgp

[QUOTE=Tochka;3078852]there are two more houses with decent garotas for $190 brl one hour near villa marina metro, check mapgp[/QUOTE]Mapagp is crazy good for clinicas. I added 30 clinicas phone numbers to get on their WhatsApp status in less than 10 minutes. So fast that WhatsApp thought I was spamming and block my use for 24 hours.

There is a companion website for GP reviews which can be filtered. It's low number of reviews now but definitely promising. For those who like numbers. I searched for 18-24 year old, skinny who do anal and got 6 GPS. At prime 46% of TDs had anal while 61% anal at Patrão. Damn. Brazilians love their butts.

[URL]https://resenhagp.com[/URL]

[QUOTE=TheCane;3078763]Another plus for Moema is that if you're going to hop to another city like Rio or Floripa or wherever, and you intend to fly (I do this all the time), then you don't need to go all the way back out to Guarulhos (GRU) to get your flight. You can depart out of Congonhas (CGH) which is right there at your doorstep. This is when being next to CGH becomes a definite plus. Convenience! Now, why am I staying in a different part of the city next time? What was my reason? LOLOLOL![/QUOTE]That's right! I never even thought of using this domestic airport for flight transfers between Rio and SP (as well as other cities in Brazil in the future). Will save the hour of Metro transit each way.

[QUOTE=Exoticspirit;3078910]That's right! I never even thought of using this domestic airport for flight transfers between Rio and SP (as well as other cities in Brazil in the future). Will save the hour of Metro transit each way.[/QUOTE]It's a crappy airport. But, I much prefer to put up with it versus going all the way back out to Guarulhos for a relatively short domestic flight.

Welp I hit the jackpot. I have had 6 trips to SP and have tried to zap her 5 of those trips. This time she responded. We corresponded for a month before I came and set up a date. She says she is very selective of who she will see. She is still under contract with mambo but only does fetish scenes no more gonzo. She doesn't like it, it's hard getting crushed like that.

She is tiny, and just like her films. She had a short mini skirt dress with a special thong that basically just went to either side leaving her pretty much commando in the middle. She didn't wait till the room. She kissed me in the elevator and rubbed my crotch over my jeans. She attacked me in the room for some of the most passionate fucking I have done. I usually can't get 3 pops and that third one had us sweating and I told her it isn't happening but she was a trooper and fucked the shit out of me until she got it.

If you love tiny spinners like I do, she is that unicorn you are always looking for.

[QUOTE=Exoticspirit;3078910]That's right! I never even thought of using this domestic airport for flight transfers between Rio and SP (as well as other cities in Brazil in the future). Will save the hour of Metro transit each way.[/QUOTE]Much preferable to use local airports SDU and CGH when traveling between Rio and São Paulo. Both those airports are significantly closer to where you're likely staying than the cities' respective international airports.