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[QUOTE=Komo753;2089141]I don't know about carnival in Salvador, I ve never been interested to go to Salvador.

Even if there would be all sorts of girl from all over Brazil during Carnival. He won't deal with those non-pros because he needs a good command of Portuguese.

As a newbie, he better go to Rio de Janeiro or Sao paulo. It is easier for him to monger there as a newcomer.[/QUOTE]It's an entirely different scene. Middle class Brasilians buy airline tickets, bloco tickets and book hotel rooms to party here for four days. This segment of society studies English in school.

G700 is a young man who is planning a long Brasilian vacation. Salvador has more history than Rio and SP, beaches and this big party. The Pelourinho district is where colonial Brasil began. I personally don't like to be 100% focused on mongering while I'm on a trip. If you get lonely in Salvador, there is a P4 P scene. You could order up an escort for that matter.

For reference, there is 15 blocos like the one in the video scheduled for 2018. A bloco is a big street party with a popular Brasilan band. Since you need stamina to party and dance in the heat for hours, this is strictly for the young and fit.

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NFb-XTuUZM[/URL]

[QUOTE=WyattEarp;2089420]I personally don't like to be 100% focused on mongering while I'm on a trip.[/QUOTE]I'll devote about 85% of my trip to mongering, leaving enough time to do a few other things I like to do, including going out for some good food and drink, as well as seeing the sights and sounds of the city if it's my very first time visiting. I'll even try to take in a movie maybe. Do a little shopping. And I don't mean for the booty either hehehe!

[QUOTE=WyattEarp;2087924]It depends. If you want great beaches and Brazilian history, option 1. If you want European-looking girls and / or easy access to professional girls (Sao Paulo), option 2. If you go during Brazilian summer, Florianopolis has nice beaches with far more blondes on the beach (if that's your thing) than Salvador and Fortaleza.

I think a better combination might be Rio, Sao Paulo and Salvador. The Carnival celebration in Salvador is very unique and more Brasilian than touristy Rio. A youthful man would find a target-rich environment for meeting Brasilian non-pros. Young Brasilians come here to party drinking, singing and dancing in the streets to popular bands literally on wheels.

http://www.salvadorcarnivalguide.com/index.php/bloco.html[/QUOTE]I want beaches more than anything as this is where I hope to spend most time! How about Rio, SP (for European girls) and Florianopolis? Are these 3 good enough for a newbie?

[QUOTE=FuckAfMedDig;2088675]If you're into negras and mulattas, Salvador is INSANE. They are very open to digging into a gringo and age aint nuthin but a number. So like R. Kelly you too can be 51 with an 18 year old GF.

Rio is a brown town too in earnest. INSANE.

SP is more white and corporate.

To me its all about what kind of meninas turn you on. I'm down for the brown and black and a cute morena too. Natal got some lovely indigena morenas. Natives. Delicious-especially after a tropical caipirinha.[/QUOTE]I am attracted to Latinas, browns and whites more than blacks.

[QUOTE=Komo753;2089141]I don't know about carnival in Salvador, I ve never been interested to go to Salvador.

Even if there would be all sorts of girl from all over Brazil during Carnival. He won't deal with those non-pros because he needs a good command of Portuguese.

As a newbie, he better go to Rio de Janeiro or Sao paulo. It is easier for him to monger there as a newcomer.[/QUOTE]Yes, you are correct. I don't speak any Portuguese so cities that have girls that speak a little English is preferable.

[QUOTE=WyattEarp;2089420]It's an entirely different scene. Middle class Brasilians buy airline tickets, bloco tickets and book hotel rooms to party here for four days. This segment of society studies English in school.

G700 is a young man who is planning a long Brasilian vacation. Salvador has more history than Rio and SP, beaches and this big party. The Pelourinho district is where colonial Brasil began. I personally don't like to be 100% focused on mongering while I'm on a trip. If you get lonely in Salvador, there is a P4 P scene. You could order up an escort for that matter.

For reference, there is 15 blocos like the one in the video scheduled for 2018. A bloco is a big street party with a popular Brasilan band. Since you need stamina to party and dance in the heat for hours, this is strictly for the young and fit.

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NFb-XTuUZM[/URL][/QUOTE]I will be 80% focused on mongering as well as other things such as sunbathing, relaxing and doing some sightseeing / activities.

Which City is best for European looking girls? (include both working girls and Civilians who travel to Brazil from other Countries).

Which City is best for English speaking girls?

Which City have you personally had the best service / least amount of up-sell, scamming ETC.

[QUOTE=Gertsch700;2092663]Which City is best for European looking girls? (include both working girls and Civilians who travel to Brazil from other Countries).

Which City is best for English speaking girls?

Which City have you personally had the best service / least amount of up-sell, scamming ETC.[/QUOTE]In Brasil, the further South you go, the more you find people of more European descent.

So Florianopolis, Porto Alegre, and maybe Curitiba. Florianopolis has great beaches so that makes sense.

So Paulo is such a huge city that you can find any flavor you like.

I'd do Rio, SP, and Florianopolis.

[QUOTE=Combo;2092751]In Brasil, the further South you go, the more you find people of more European descent.

So Florianopolis, Porto Alegre, and maybe Curitiba. Florianopolis has great beaches so that makes sense.

So Paulo is such a huge city that you can find any flavor you like.

I'd do Rio, SP, and Florianopolis.[/QUOTE]Wow, I didn't know the further South you go there is more European descent.

The 3 that you have recommended sound like a plan! Can you recommend a 'wild card' destination between Rio and Florianapolis?

I have return flights from the U. K to Rio, but also plan on visiting SP and Florianopolis and then back to Rio to catch my flight home.

What is the best way for a newbie to travel around in Brazil? And am I doing this right by starting my trip in Rio? I would like some advice on this please.

[QUOTE=Gertsch700;2093349]I have return flights from the U. K to Rio, but also plan on visiting SP and Florianopolis and then back to Rio to catch my flight home.

What is the best way for a newbie to travel around in Brazil? And am I doing this right by starting my trip in Rio? I would like some advice on this please.[/QUOTE]But, I did stay at the Copacabana Palace last night.

GOL flies all over Brazil.

[URL]https://www.voegol.com.br/en[/URL]

Another airline is Azul started by David Neeleman, the founder of JetBlue and WestJet.

[URL]https://www.voeazul.com.br/en/home[/URL]

There are others, but those two I can personally recommend.

Once you have been to Rio, you may not want to leave. I have made many trips to the airport only to call my driver and tell him to come back and pick me up. What you may want to do is plan your travel so you have a few extra days in Rio before you go back to the UK. However, to hear guys talk here all the Brazilian girls are in the UK anyhow.

Do I change my flight dates to avoid carnival? What are some advantages and disadvantages of being in Brazil and trying to monger during this time?

I think the prices of girls must increase due to higher number of tourists! And less girls might be working as they want to go and party.

[QUOTE=Gertsch700;2093894]Do I change my flight dates to avoid carnival? What are some advantages and disadvantages of being in Brazil and trying to monger during this time?

I think the prices of girls must increase due to higher number of tourists! And less girls might be working as they want to go and party.[/QUOTE]Prices go way up because the girls know gringos come who might not come back again so they try and sting them.

Girls will come from all over Brazil to work at Carnaval to earn money. Also in the run-up to the carnaval it is extra busy as the girls arrive early to catch the gringos who arrive early.

The girls also stay after carnaval to catch the gringos who stay on.

Carnaval is most expensive time in Rio apart from NYE. I personally don't like massive crowds and feel claustrophobic when I can't move and feel helpless when rows of moleques run through crowds and take what they can cause no one will catch them and theres no space to fight back.

I'm sure its fun and crazy but I prefer to go when the girls are hungry in the off-season and need to please.

I loved Rio during the world cup,much more than the olympics....but carnival is 5 times bigger than those.

[QUOTE=Gertsch700;2093345]Wow, I didn't know the further South you go there is more European descent.

The 3 that you have recommended sound like a plan! Can you recommend a 'wild card' destination between Rio and Florianapolis?[/QUOTE]I would just do Rio and SP and forget the rest. There is so much in those two cities you won't need to worry. I would go to Floripa for fun / beaches but have heard it isn't a great spot for hunting (compared to Rio and Sampa).

You will love it.

[QUOTE=FuckAfMedDig;2093939]

Girls will come from all over Brazil to work at Carnaval to earn money. Also in the run-up to the carnaval it is extra busy as the girls arrive early to catch the gringos who arrive early.

.[/QUOTE]In my experience through the years the week before Carnaval is a good time to go. Most of the girls will be there already and most of the tourists won't so girls will be hungry looking for some pre game cash. Then go home February 5th or 6th and let the suckers pay the high prices.