Pooter's Lonely Hearts section
A haitiana I know needs some cash to resolve a family issue in Haiti in four weeks time. She is 28, a semi-pro, attractive, slim side of average, clean, honest, and a cheerful companion in public or in private. I have known her for eight years and can recommend her. She has an evening job so is only available for the next three Wednesday nights (28 Feb, 7 Mar or 14 Mar). She speaks good Spanish and a little French and English. (Her native tongue is of course Haitian Kreyol, but I guess any member who can speak that needs no help hooking up with haitianas).
She could be with you from 5 pm to 10 am next morning (unlimited pops) and wants 4000 pesos for those 17 hours plus return transport from Puerto Plata. Or would stay with you in Puerto Plata at your place or at Mountain View Hotel. She would also expect a cheap evening meal and breakfast.
I feel a bit awkward "advertising" her here but she asked me to help and I keep reading about guys having bad experiences in Sosua or guys who want to try a haitiana but are deterred from doing so by the hard-core cliques in Sosua. You will have no problems with her trying to up the price or wanting to leave early. She has never done drugs or smoked or hooked in Sosua, and she drinks little alcohol. No tattoos or piercings and knows how to dress so as not to embarrass you in public or where you live.
If interested, PM me with your email address. Best would be you come to Puerto Plata at 4 pm (cost you 160 pesos return from Sosua) and we all three have a drink on the Malecon (very pleasant now the weather is improving) to see if you and she hit it off. If either of you do not fancy it, then no harm, no foul, and you could be back in Sosua in time for dinner (unless you fancy sampling Puerto Plata at night).
I do not have WhatsApp now but expect to within a few days.
Besides chicas what else is there to enjoy in Sosua?
Going to watch the adults and kids play at the ball field.
Watching intense games of chess with several guys at The Tree House.
Hooking up with guys to chop it up (discussing everything from A to Z) along with chica watching.
Listening to music at ones favorite eating or drinking spot.
Driving around looking for possible places to rent or buy property (especially for those nearing retirement).
Several guys enjoying swimming / snorkeling in the bay.
Meeting guys from all over the globe.
Make plans to travel to places through the contacts they made.
Investing time in seeking better quality hookups instead of relying on chicas in Sosua alone. Establishing regulars that offer TLN, GFE, good looking, affordability and a degree of trust.
Maintaining ones fitness by attending the local gyms in town. Or renting a bicycle.
Doing research on other hotels, just in case.
Enjoying a day / night in ones place just relaxing (TV, movies, studying etc).
Thats just a small list.
It's interesting the things a man can do with his time when his thirst for women / companionship / sex can be put on the back burner.
Besides chicas what else is there to enjoy in Sosua. Continued
Good idea for a thread, Wrx2005, especially if others chip in with ideas. The truth is that there is not that much else to do once you have visited a couple of times, but plenty to keep a first-time visitor on a shortish trip amused.
I would add:
Visit Castillo Mundo King (Google it if you do not already know of it), a ten minute walk up the hill behind the cop shop (or take a moto if a hot day). Sadly Rolf, its creator and custodian, died recently so you may need to check if and what hours it is still open.
Some people like Monkey Jungle and / or the adjacent ziplining.
Massage at Kika's
A day trip to Puerto Plata (35 minutes ride). Cost you a dollar each way by publico (or two dollars to buy two seats for more comfort). Suggest you ride to Parque Central, where the cathedral is, then walk to the Malecon (5 minutes) from there. I am happy to meet guys for a drink on the Malecon afternoons if pre-arranged.
A day trip to Cabarete (15 minutes ride). I think 35 pesos each way.
Visit the (very small) Jewish Museum about the origins of Sosua (founded by Jewish refugees).