Sosua Reports

LOL. Yeah, I guess I don't speak good, the Spanish...I do know, however, that when a chica says "Dos mil", I reply with "Una mil", or if I'm feeling real cocky, or ready to call it a night, "Cinentos". Or, something that sounds kinda like that! So much for "las palabras de amor".

I really appreciate your suggestions (and your Spanish lesson!) and the fact that you're willing to share your greater experience. I'll check out Moca and the other place you suggested. However, as an older guy, it might just end up being a "sight-seeing" visit.

Thanks for your help now...and in your past posts as well.

You are the Great Chicken!

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[QUOTE=Member #2128]See! I can speak Spanish!
So, we have NAGUA? Any other spots within striking distance of Sosua where a monger might score? There is also the "town" right past the town beach in Sosua where the Dominicans live, right? The name escapes me right now, but is that a reasonable hunting ground?
BTW, I'll do my best to report on all this when I return at the end of July...
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Last time I was in Sosua, some guys spent a few days driving out to Nagua and back...they loved it. It wasnt the overwhelming scene that Sosua is, but there were some options according to them...and less commercial/shallow...Sosua has become a meat market and that gets kinda old...NOT!

But if you're up for a haul...I'd definitely check out Nagua or even Samana...its beautiful at the least...and there is p*ssy everywhere in this country!

Thanks Monger 3! I'm encouraged. A few days here, a few days there, always adds up to a more interesting trip.

I plan to be in and around Sosua for 10 days. I'll check out NAGUA as well and post a report (late July).

#2128

[QUOTE=Member #2128]Point is that I like the darker girls who come from Haiti. Question: Has anyone here ever rented a car and driven toward Haiti in search of sweet chocolate in the smaller, less traveled border towns of the DR and Haiti?
#2128[/QUOTE]Hi Member#2128,

I share your taste in chicas. On my two previous trips to the DR I have generally got the best fucks for my bucks from Haitians. I will be staying in the PP area throughout July and longer. One of my ambitions this trip is to visit Monte Christi (on the Haitian border) and, if I feel really adventurous, Dajabon (also on the border and a bit more "Wild West"). No way would I visit the latter without a wingman. And crossing the border into Haiti is out of the question for me because plan A is not to do the chicas on the spot but take one (or two) back to PP for two or three days or whatever. I would not risk wandering around any smaller centres and therefore there is no need to rent a car. (The thought of driving in the DR makes me nervous). If I do it at all it will be by bus, safer and cheaper.

[QUOTE=Member #2128]BTW, I do speak a minimal, but effective high school Spanish.[/QUOTE]If you want to chat up Haitians you would be better off having a minimal, but effective high school French. Do you? That was another reason I hit if off better with the Haitian girls. I learned French at school (albeit when the world was young) but I can't speak a work of Spanish (other than "propina" and "regalo" which I acquired during my first days in the DR through constant repetition).

I need the phone number.

Help please.

[url]http://www.hotelplazaeuropa.com/plaza-seiten/plazaeuropa-titel-engl.html[/url]

1 809 571 3335 or 571 3479

Note: It is NOT a toll-free number.

In advance I thank you for any information you can provide me on the names of bars/nightclubs that have air conditioning in Sosua. I am a regular to el capital Santo Domingo and to Boca Chica, but I will be making my first trip to Sosua on the 29th of June. I enjoy the nightlife but definitely need air conditioning after spending the day time hours at the beach.

[QUOTE=Victor Lazlo][url]http://www.hotelplazaeuropa.com/plaza-seiten/plazaeuropa-titel-engl.html[/url]

1 809 571 3335 or 571 3479

Note: It is NOT a toll-free number.[/QUOTE]


lol... got it before me
[url]http://www.hotelplazaeuropa.com/index.html[/url]

Me and my buddy are heading to Sosua possibly for 3 days in July. Will it be very quiet? Also, are there any suanas which can be rented out in the area, that allow for girls?

[QUOTE=Straight Shooter]In advance I thank you for any information you can provide me on the names of bars/nightclubs that have air conditioning in Sosua. I am a regular to el capital Santo Domingo and to Boca Chica, but I will be making my first trip to Sosua on the 29th of June. I enjoy the nightlife but definitely need air conditioning after spending the day time hours at the beach.[/QUOTE]Classico & Club X on the strip both have a/c.

Just returned from another three days in Sosua. Had a great time, as always.

I flew in directly from Providenciales, Turks and Caicos where I spent four days diving. The diving was spectacular but the night life was non-existent; I pretty much knew that when I made travel plans. For you divers, there is diving in the Sosua area but it is sort of lousy, although I did a magnificent dive on a shipwreck in about 100 ft that was great.

I stayed at the Plaza Europa....made a reservation on the internet with Diego, the owner. (Super great guy). I've stayed in the hotel rooms before but tried one of his apartments this time....turned out to be an excellent choice. Pretty much the same amenities, although the AC is not as powerful and cold, but good ceiling fans and very comfortable in every way. Same daily housekeeping service, towels, room safe, etc. The advantage is less scrutiny, at least during the day. There is an armed guard out in front of the gate at night, who I befriended on day one with a few pesos, but during most of the day it is pretty much wide open. Some of the local ladies still do not have ID's with them all the time and so this minimizes this hassle, while still affording the security that is nice to have after sunset.

It is definitely a quiet time in Sosua, but no problem finding chicas in all the usual places; on the beach, at the bars, strolling the streets. I even ran into a few of my old regulars from past trips.....and enjoyed their company again. My Spanish improves slightly with each trip and I am becoming a better negotiator. Many of the girls still shoot for the moon at first, asking up to dos mil (2000 RD) which is, of course, absurd, but most will take 1000 esp if you hold out some promise of a propina (tip) for excellent service or, for me, dos veces (two times).

A technique: almost all the girls want to watch TV during the act. At first I didn't like this, as they seemed to watch it to my exclusion, but actually if they were enjoying themselves watching some program they would let me carry on for longer than normal; so I just offered them the remote and let them have at it!! I would just accomodate them and let them watch while doing doggy or if they were giving me BBBJ; it all works for me!!!

I will try to post a couple new pics in the photo gallery....most of the girls were somewhat reluctant and had apparently become wise to mongers posting pics on the internet, so I will look at what I have and post accordingly.

Overall, another excellent sojourn to the DR....I will return, and thanks to all who have posted previously for my benefit.

[QUOTE=Guthrie]Classico & Club X on the strip both have a/c.[/QUOTE]Thank you for the information on Club X and Classico but I would like more information on the other bars that are located in the area of Europa as far as air conditioning goes. As I stated in my previous post after spending the day in the hot sun, I welcome being in the air conditioning at night, especially so when I like to wear nice clothes to go partying in the evening. Nothing is worse than being dressed nice and then being soaked in sweat!. I am sure many of you can relate. Thank you again in advance.

[QUOTE=Guthrie]Classico & Club X on the strip both have a/c.[/QUOTE]

Funny I never noticed the hunidity is outrageous during the summer... hence the low season... but there are so many driven into the towns to grab some pesos that the selections can be good... and there are plenty....
have fun.... and bring hand towels... they are a national flag in the DR during the summer and beyond...........

[QUOTE=Rocco 55]Me and my buddy are heading to Sosua possibly for 3 days in July. Will it be very quiet? Also, are there any suanas which can be rented out in the area, that allow for girls?[/QUOTE]

Sosua and the rest of D.R. will be hot and humid and just a tad bit better in the night. You can try M&M Massage parlor or Oni's. The first of the two is located by the Banco Popular branch while Oni's is on the other end of the main strip. Just ask and someone will show you the way.

MISTER NYC :D