Ghana

Went last sunday evening early to labadi beach around the labadi beach hotel. Very busy, loud music and was approached multiple times while walking upand down by good looking slim and young girls. Found some good company and took her back to the labadi beach hotel, 23, tight, smoking weed, wanted bareback but kept it all together, had a good GFE and sent her away after the fun. No problem in the hotel, damage 40CED which is too much but she was good company.

Not impressed by the Accra hotels sofar, any tips are welcome. Just looking for a proper 5 star near some action.

[QUOTE=Bobby Delfin]Went last sunday evening early to labadi beach around the labadi beach hotel. Very busy, loud music and was approached multiple times while walking upand down by good looking slim and young girls. Found some good company and took her back to the labadi beach hotel, 23, tight, smoking weed, wanted bareback but kept it all together, had a good GFE and sent her away after the fun. No problem in the hotel, damage 40CED which is too much but she was good company.

Not impressed by the Accra hotels sofar, any tips are welcome. Just looking for a proper 5 star near some action.[/QUOTE]


LOL, your sitting in the ONLY 5 star hotel Bobby.

If you're looking for nice hotels, why are you in Ghana?? On the other hand, if you want to be near the "action", pack-up and head on down to Osu, Accra to Frankies...from there, you can hit all the clubs, (btw, Blue Door Chop Bar is just down the street, great food).

Oh yeah, get your driver to take you over to Paloma/Champs Sports Bar on Friday night, while your there, stroll across the street to the Bus Stop spot...you'll like it.

After you get used to it, head on up to Kumasi, check in at Vienna City, (Roses Guest House)...I recommend Executive Suite #2 -, never ever settle for Executive Suite #1, you will regret it. Here, you will enjoy the benefits of "one-stop shopping"...food, drink, music, pool tables and pussy...AND a Casino!!!

Cheers,

Ty

If you want to stay in the Osu area, I would recommend Joska Lodge at telephone 021 774808 at 40 cedis per night for an air-conditioned double. This price includes a small breakfast of coffee or tea and a fried egg with toast. It has free wireless if you have a laptop. If you call them you can make a reservation in advance. When I showed up the room was available even though reservations are always a bit tricky from my experience.

Other hotels that I have not yet been to are Hotel Zeuss in Caprice area, near Boomerang disco at 40 cedis per night for an air-conditioned double at telephone 021 220506, and in the Dansoman area teley Lodge at 42 cedis per night for an air-conditioned double telephone 021 317582.

As for taxis from the airport the best thing to do when leaving the airport is to turn right and go to the DOMESTIC ARRIVALS area where taxis are dropping people off. A taxi from the airport to the Osu is 6 CEDIS so now that you know the local price that is all you should pay. If you pick one of the taxi drivers where you arrive they will expect more since they think you don't know the local price. Regardless, I would not pay more than 10 cedis. Exchange is about 15 Cedis = 10 U.S. Dollars

Hi all,

I am writing this report a little late, as it has been 3 months now that I came back from Ghana, but you'll agree that it is never too late.

I was in Ghana for 6 days for work, attending a symposium at the big Hotel La Palm Beach.

I did not know Accra and had to work hard for the first five days so I was a little bit stressed and needed to relax, if you see what I mean.

However, I did not want to ask a taxi where to go to find girls as I did not feel like going into the wild or risking anything. If I had been in Thailand I would have been straight to a massage parlour, but I did not know if I could find such a place in Ghana.

After checking this website, all I could find was laconic message about a place called La Pleasure Beach. But as I did not know where to go, I was ready to give up.

But by chance, someone mentioned La Pleasure Beach in Labadie, at the reception, so I asked how far it was. It turned out that it was just 10 min walking from the hotel. Right after the filling station.

So I went there, paid the 5 ghana Cedi to enter the beach and starting to walk around. I asked a good looking girl who took me to the entrance of a small shack with a gorgeous petite looking girl was sweeping the entrance.

I went in hoping that this girl would be the 'masseuse'... I talked to the mamasan who told me that it was 60 cedi (I not sure to remember exactly, it was some time ago, but it should be around this amount) and the rest was "between me and the girl".

I did not pay upfront, went in a small room and waited 5 minutes before an average looking girl came in. Her face was a 5 but her body was more of a 6 because of two huge tits on a slim body. But she was not the girl at the entrance (I thought damn, I should have asked for her).

She gave me an unprofessional, though very appreciated massage, and even gave me a very quick rimjob.

After that, she asked me if I wanted to fuck, but I did not really want as she was not very hot, but asked for a boobjob and a BJ. She refused BBBJ. So after a while, I asked her to get rid of the condom and to give me finish me with her boobs. That was a good deal as I only gave her 20 cedi as tip (arguing about the fact that she did not give BBBJ).

In summary, I had exactly what I expected and for a good price. Not an incredible experience, but if you just want to get rid of work stress and pressure, it is ok.

I am planning on visiting Ghana soon and for what I read in this forum a cell phone is a must. My question is what is better to buy a disposable cell phone in Ghana or to bring an unlocked cell phone and buy a SIM card there.

Cheers,

Palomo

Palomo,

Cellphones in Ghana operate on GSM 900 frequency. I suggest you buy a cheap phone (<$US30 equivalent) while in Ghana and a local SIM. Dual band phones from the US operate on GSM 850/1900 and will not work in any African country I've visited. Unlocked phones from the UK and many other European countries will be OK.

Hope this helps,

NS

[QUOTE=Palomo]My question is what is better to buy a disposable cell phone in Ghana or to bring an unlocked cell phone and buy a SIM card there.[/QUOTE]I bought a new phone in Ghana (around 20 Euros) but bring your own if you prefer that. However, make sure that your charger fits into the British-style plugs - you may need an adaptor.

Have a nice and safe trip.

[QUOTE=Palomo]I am planning on visiting Ghana soon and for what I read in this forum a cell phone is a must. My question is what is better to buy a disposable cell phone in Ghana or to bring an unlocked cell phone and buy a SIM card there.

Cheers,

Palomo[/QUOTE]I would say bring a cheap unlocked cell phone. You can get sim cards from a company called MTN almost anywhere.

[QUOTE=Palomo] bring an unlocked cell phone and buy a SIM card there.

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Buying a SIM may involve having to give a copy of your passport data page. Getting a dodgy phone won't.

[QUOTE=Blackwhite99]Buying a SIM may involve having to give a copy of your passport data page. Getting a dodgy phone won't.[/QUOTE]
:eek:
Street sellers sell SIMs of any operator without asking any passport copy. I bought a VF one near NK Circle.
Take it easy.

I was pleasantly surprised when a Ghanaian woman who comes from a very well off family and owns her own 4X4 offered some great sex free of charge. Her friend who joined in the 3some fun even bought me dinner the next night. Now that's a change from the past! So, ya never know. When some Ghana girl hits on you and has her own car you just might get lucky for free.

Another woman who has a good job did the same thing and I scored there also free of charge. A 3rd women hit me up outside Koala but she was not my physical type. Try out Koala supermarket in Osu where all the well off Ghanaians shop and you just might get something for free. The downside is these women will be in their 30s since they most likely took the time to get their earnings established.

[QUOTE=Interracial]I was pleasantly surprised when a Ghanaian woman who comes from a very well off family and owns her own 4X4 offered some great sex free of charge. ...[/QUOTE]


yes, sometimes one can indeed find such girls, but according to my experience it is rather the exception! Or am I mistaken?

Cheers!


Hesekiels

Yes, you are right, it is the exception. Last night I had a Nigerian girl say she wants to come back to my hotel. When I told her to come and and asked her how much, she said she was not a prostitute and did not come to my hotel. This morning she told me she was trying to buy a hair pieice for 30 cedis. Maybe if I had paid for it she would have come to my hotel. I didn't take her bait as paying before the deed may result in getting nothing. I will try again tonight and post of what happens.

Students are always better than the bar girls but working girls are great also since I've scored 2 already at no charge beyond a 15 cedi meal and taxi fare. The trick is to get them on their day off of work and do some rotation among employed girls. I predict that Ghana will in the next 5 years reach middle income which means more employed girls and less desperate ones.

The desperate one backed off on the marriage and baby crap but was hot last night. Only 10 cedis but got her through my ex Ghana GF.

[QUOTE=Interracial]Students are always better than the bar girls but working girls ...[/QUOTE]


yes, but keep in mind that some students can be more expensive than bargirls! At least according to my experience!

Roman Guy, would you second that?

Cheers!


Hesekiels