Sosua Reports

I spent 4 nights in Sosua at one of the least advantageous times in memory. In spite of this I had many of my best sessions. Classicos was in full effect last night. Bumper to bumper guys and girls. Many smoking hot girls. I think Rumbas will be open which will bring some normalcy back. The police are making it very challenging for the girls. I saw one girl picked up and back on the street an hour later.

I talked to many expats most seem very jaded. They have spent so much time there all they see is negatives. They seemed amazed that some guys are having fun. I spent an afternoon on the beach with A couple of fellow mongers. We were joined by some chicas who had a bottle of vodka that they slammed while we finished a bottle of coconut Ciroc. A young looking 18 year old kept eye balling me. I gave her 4 shots of Ciroc and off we go. I usually do not go for real young ones but after Ciroc and her toying with me it was on. The young lady had skills. In summary I did 8 girls in 4 nights I had one girl who flipped the script and was a scammer. On the high side I met a gorgeous girl who blew my mind maybe some of the best raw sex I have ever had, She looked like Gabriel Union and fucked like Vanessa Del Rio. I discovered a great place, Bourbon Street, excellent soul food in the DR. The change in hours is not going to stop Sosua from being our play ground. The weekends are looking very normal sans Rumbas. Less people may come early in the week with more focus on the week end action. If the citizens want their streets back they need to compromise. Change the hours of Rumbas to open at sun down when kiddies should be in bed. There was a news crew filming the arrests but did not stop them. The regular street people are suffering so they say. The girls are as well but they are still asking Hi prices go figure.

Bruh, only simps worry about other fellas like the girls looking each other up in down.

[QUOTE=SavePros321;1908851]IpanemaCarioca, try again bruh, lmao.

It may come as a shock to you, but probably over half of the posters in this forum are black...[/QUOTE].

[QUOTE=OldKool;1908958]I spent 4 nights in Sosua at one of the least advantageous times in memory. I talked to many expats most seem very jaded. They have spent so much time there all they see is negatives.[/QUOTE]How about a trip report indeed? Mr. OldKool yours was written as a man in the arena. Thank you! More trips reports are needed. That's what I'm interested in reading. While others are more interested in beating the keyboard, their chest and whatever other body part they have out while being critical of others, you stay focused on the reason I read the forum. Carry on!

[QUOTE=Nordico;1908876]You'd better read my post again. Not mentioned or talked about violence.[/QUOTE]No reason to bullshit here!

This is you, "You just nailed the way many mongers seem to think about Sosua. It's their own little brothel and as clients they can behave as they please".

No, I said shit like this happens, in places like Sosua.

I can assure you I am a well behaved monger, have always had a good relationship with the cops, some are even "cousins" we buy them cokes when they come to town.

And all the violence I have seen, in 9 years came from the locals.

[QUOTE=Yonkers44;1908774]and in addition make for an ill considered comparison with the Dominican actions that are executive in nature, not legal.[/QUOTE]The closing of businesses, the arrest of Dominican women who are walking alone on the streets of The Sue is in your mind nothing more than actions that are executive in nature? Executives write letters. Politicians make speeches. The police arrest people. At the risk of boring others while pointing out the obvious to you, making an arrest is a legal matter. And it was reported here that CESTUR gave the notices and closed the businesses.

I know you have a strong desire to be critical of others. Provide accurate information the next time you choose to do it.

[QUOTE=OldKool;1908958]I spent 4 nights in Sosua at one of the least advantageous times in memory. In spite of this I had many of my best sessions. Classicos was in full effect last night. Bumper to bumper guys and girls. Many smoking hot girls. I think Rumbas will be open which will bring some normalcy back. The police are making it very challenging for the girls. I saw one girl picked up and back on the street an hour later.

I talked to many expats most seem very jaded. They have spent so much time there all they see is negatives. They seemed amazed that some guys are having fun. I spent an afternoon on the beach with A couple of fellow mongers. We were joined by some chicas who had a bottle of vodka that they slammed while we finished a bottle of coconut Ciroc. A young looking 18 year old kept eye balling me. I gave her 4 shots of Ciroc and off we go. I usually do not go for real young ones but after Ciroc and her toying with me it was on. The young lady had skills. In summary I did 8 girls in 4 nights I had one girl who flipped the script and was a scammer. On the high side I met a gorgeous girl who blew my mind maybe some of the best raw sex I have ever had, She looked like Gabriel Union and fucked like Vanessa Del Rio. I discovered a great place, Bourbon Street, excellent soul food in the DR. The change in hours is not going to stop Sosua from being our play ground. The weekends are looking very normal sans Rumbas. Less people may come early in the week with more focus on the week end action. If the citizens want their streets back they need to compromise. Change the hours of Rumbas to open at sun down when kiddies should be in bed. There was a news crew filming the arrests but did not stop them. The regular street people are suffering so they say. The girls are as well but they are still asking Hi prices go figure.[/QUOTE]Thank for the report!

We don't always agree, but one thing we do agree on. Sosua has natural beauty, and beautiful girls, and it's possible to consistently enjoy both, inexpensively.

[QUOTE=NZSmith;1908891]But for those of us who are arriving soon, can anyone who is actually there let us know what's happening with the bars?[/QUOTE]Classicos is back in business. It's a buyers' market.

[QUOTE=OldKool;1908958]I spent 4 nights in Sosua at one of the least advantageous times in memory. In spite of this I had many of my best sessions. Classicos was in full effect last night. Bumper to bumper guys and girls. Many smoking hot girls. I think Rumbas will be open which will bring some normalcy back. The police are making it very challenging for the girls. I saw one girl picked up and back on the street an hour later.
[/QUOTE]Good report OldKool. Any luck with the Cupid hunnies?

[QUOTE=OldKool;1908958]
On the high side I met a gorgeous girl who blew my mind maybe some of the best raw sex I have ever had.[/QUOTE]Well you did say maybe. Because you said "The best raw sex you ever had". Aren't you like over 60. Maybe it might be your memory. It will be very hard for me to say the best. It's nice to hear you're having fun. What are the prices you are getting quoted?

I had some great performances from the girls. I not did use my cupid list due the many girls on the street that peaked my interest. I got numbers for future trips.

[QUOTE=SavePros321;1909242]Good report OldKool. Any luck with the Cupid hunnies?[/QUOTE]

Supposedly in Sosua. I've heard this twice in Cabarete on the street. Anyone else on the ground heard anything?

[QUOTE=Drjones;1909448]Supposedly in Sosua. I've heard this twice in Cabarete on the street. Anyone else on the ground heard anything?[/QUOTE]No, but you can't tell anything from rumors, because you don't know any details of the relationship between the victim and the robber. All I can say is that stranger street muggings of pedestrian tourists on the streets of Sosua are incredibly rare. Pickpocketing yes, handbag snatching, yes, robbery with violence, no. If this was a pure robbery with violence, then that is pretty bad news, and will reinforce the views of those who believe that the presence of thriving sex tourism attracts criminal elements to the area.

I'm in the Dr and contemplating the purchase of generic cialis.

The most popular brands are Lapela and Mambo 36.

Can anyone vouch for the quality of these drugs and are they legit??

Thanks.

OK, any experienced soul know about the fee's and exchange rate?

Does Blackbeards charge to exchange dollars to pesos? And what is the exchange rate there? The airport said. 0259 and googles says 0.0217.

The airport charges a 10.00 fee. Does the airport in DR charge a fee?

[QUOTE=IAmGine;1909791]OK, any experienced soul know about the fee's and exchange rate?

Does Blackbeards charge to exchange dollars to pesos? And what is the exchange rate there? The airport said. 0259 and googles says 0.0217.

The airport charges a 10.00 fee. Does the airport in DR charge a fee?[/QUOTE]Don't use either. Get money out of an ATM (there is one at the airport), or change your cash in a bank or exchange bureau. Do not change money at the booth INSIDE the airport. You will be ripped off. There is a BanReservas bank on the outside concourse of the airport where you can change money if it is open when you arrive, or you can ask your taxi driver to stop by at a Western Union office. There is one at SUPERMERCADO JOSE LUIS in Puerto Plata that you will pass on the way to Blackbeards. If you arrive after everything is closed, or on a Sunday, then get money from an ATM and then if you have cash to change take it to Western Union or somewhere else on the next business day.