Blackbeards Resort

[QUOTE=SubCmdr;1843264]I grew up and San Diego. The water was safe to drink but it tasted terrible unless it was cold due to the water treatment process. We always had bottle water in any of several forms in the house. Once I moved out of my parents house it was always bottle water delivered or the filters you put on the faucet the the ones in the pitchers. When I'm in Las Vegas I use the pitchers.

I've noticed that when given the option, Dominicans seem to want to drink almost anything before resorting to water. Anytime I offer a dominican a drink they never choose water. AFC only began to drink water after she was told too. She started having severe headaches and after extensive medical testing found some problems, she learned that drinking more water was one of things that would help her. Most dominicans I know drink bottled water and use it for cooking. It's delivered their homes in any number of ways. I use the brand Riazul. I purchased the 5 gallon bottles and now I have them refilled for 18 pesos each at the plant. It works out for me since when I'm in town I take AFC to work. And the plant is right on the route and open for business when I return. For convenience I have a water cooler for cold or hot as I need it.[/QUOTE]I agree. Most would choose a high-sugar soda over water. And as cited earlier, diabetes and high blood pressure are common; both of which would be aliviated by consuming more water.

In a country with chronically non-potable water, it does not become a habit, so they become accustomed to drinking alternatives. The bottled stuff may be for coffee, cooking, etc, but rarely used for just drinking.

Back to the original point, I hope Gringo at BB gets some assistance from the board. Those already staying at BB might consider giving his wife, Adriana, a very healthy tip to help the family.

Hi all,

I have been several times in DomRep (Boca Chica and Sosua) but this was some years ago, last years I was visiting Pattaya.

But I would like to meet some Latinas in my next holiday and so I am wondering if Blackbeards is good to visit in July as this is low season, are there girls there? How many girls normally are there?

Dirk

[QUOTE=Yanqui69;1843873]I agree. Most would choose a high-sugar soda over water. And as cited earlier, diabetes and high blood pressure are common; both of which would be aliviated by consuming more water.

In a country with chronically non-potable water, it does not become a habit, so they become accustomed to drinking alternatives. The bottled stuff may be for coffee, cooking, etc, but rarely used for just drinking.

Back to the original point, I hope Gringo at BB gets some assistance from the board. Those already staying at BB might consider giving his wife, Adriana, a very healthy tip to help the family.[/QUOTE]I would say that most of the bottled water that is sold, which is a lot, gets drunk in one way or another, for example being used to dilute concentrated juices. Powdered milk, evaporated milk, etc. Personally I have always made coffee in the DR with tap water and also used the tap water for cooking. If you are going to boil it anyway, that should destroy any lurking amoebas.

Dominicans drink little or no iced tea, which I drink in huge quantities, and you can hardly find large sized teabags in the supermarkets, but that is their loss. As well as the usual 5-gallon bottles of water that are seen in every home, the 10 peso bottle of cold water is the cheapest cold drink that can be bought when away from home and is available everywhere.

[QUOTE=Dirk1970;1845238]Hi all,

I have been several times in DomRep (Boca Chica and Sosua) but this was some years ago, last years I was visiting Pattaya.

But I would like to meet some Latinas in my next holiday and so I am wondering if Blackbeards is good to visit in July as this is low season, are there girls there? How many girls normally are there?

Dirk[/QUOTE]Blackbeards has no real low season and there will be plenty of girls to choose from, about 30 or so in two shifts.

What's the average length of stay? I'm thinking about going for the first time for 3 nights.

[QUOTE=TacoSauce2;1848348]What's the average length of stay? I'm thinking about going for the first time for 3 nights.[/QUOTE]That would be quite normal. Are you staying anywhere else on the island as well?

I live in Pto Pta now, but when I lived in England I would never visit for less than two weeks because I wanted to amortize the air fare and hassle over more days, and I always preferred four weeks if the cheap flights were available. Also I was retired, so I was not losing earnings.

But if you have a short and cheap flight from the USA, why not for three days only?

[QUOTE=TacoSauce2;1848348]What's the average length of stay? I'm thinking about going for the first time for 3 nights.[/QUOTE]If this is your first time, you should know that the quietest days are early in the week; the weekend tends to be combination of zoo and frat party.

If you go early in the week, you practically have the place to yourself, and its much quieter.

Have a quiet drink, smoke a cigar, walk to the local, nearly deserted beach, or flirt with the girls.

Starting Thursday, it picks up considerably, and the weekend crowd starts arriving Friday.

Loud party / events well into the night on Friday and Saturday. If you are the type who no longer parties overnite, bring earplugs.

Also, earlier in the week, because it is slower, with fewer clients, there may be fewer girls on hand, but if you have one in mind from their newsletter, coordinate with one of.

The "mama-sans" and she can arrange to call the girl in for later that day or next.

On the weekend, competition for girls increases, of course.

Lot of girls, and lots of clients.

So, depending on your taste, you can choose when to start your 3 nights.

[QUOTE=Yanqui69;1849238]If this is your first time, you should know that the quietest days are early in the week; the weekend tends to be combination of zoo and frat party.

If you go early in the week, you practically have the place to yourself, and its much quieter.

Have a quiet drink, smoke a cigar, walk to the local, nearly deserted beach, or flirt with the girls.

Starting Thursday, it picks up considerably, and the weekend crowd starts arriving Friday.

Loud party / events well into the night on Friday and Saturday. If you are the type who no longer parties overnite, bring earplugs.

Also, earlier in the week, because it is slower, with fewer clients, there may be fewer girls on hand, but if you have one in mind from their newsletter, coordinate with one of.

The "mama-sans" and she can arrange to call the girl in for later that day or next.

On the weekend, competition for girls increases, of course.

Lot of girls, and lots of clients.

So, depending on your taste, you can choose when to start your 3 nights.[/QUOTE](This stuff is common knowledge among those on this forum, but if this is your first time, allow me to insult your intelligence a bit).

The events like the Bikini Contest, Miss Universe, etc are on the weekends, if you are interested.

On the plus side, its a free show that ranges from titillating to raunchy. And many girls come in to watch and cheer for their friends, so you can scope out a lot more talent.

For a later time. Just approach one you like, or get an introduction, ask the mama-san, etc.

On the other hand, during these events, everything and everybody is occupied, so in my opinion, it deprived me of several hours of potential "play time. ".

The bikini contests are during the mid to late afternoon, so consider having an early session, and use the show time to rest up, and scout out a future date.

For these reasons, as well as a working clientele, the weekends tend to book up first, I believe.

Suggest getting the BB newsletter. Its free, lists the schedule for these events, and give you an advance peek at the girls.

Enjoy.

I will be visiting BBs for the first time in 3 weeks. Apologies in advance if this is a stupid question, but just wondering. If I bring back multiple girls, what are the mechanics? Do they allow you to have sex with both with the same condom, or do you have to change? Also, is it unheard of to have more than two girls at once?

[QUOTE=TacoSauce2;1854621]I will be visiting BBs for the first time in 3 weeks. Apologies in advance if this is a stupid question, but just wondering. If I bring back multiple girls, what are the mechanics? Do they allow you to have sex with both with the same condom, or do you have to change? Also, is it unheard of to have more than two girls at once?[/QUOTE]No they will want you to wash off and change condom in between girls. You could have more than two girls at once, but the problem is that they could be ganging up on you, talking behind your back in Spanish, or making jokes about you, or whatever. Or they may not get along with each other, or two will be friends and the third girl an outsider. It is hard enough to manage the dynamics with two, let alone three. So yes, you could take 5 or 6 and have a party atmosphere, but you could easily end up disappointed.

[QUOTE=TacoSauce2;1854621]I will be visiting BBs for the first time in 3 weeks. Apologies in advance if this is a stupid question, but just wondering. If I bring back multiple girls, what are the mechanics? Do they allow you to have sex with both with the same condom, or do you have to change? Also, is it unheard of to have more than two girls at once?[/QUOTE]You already got some advice on this. This is just in addition.

If you pick the girls for a "Happy Hour" as it is called there, its a good idea to ask the chica manager on-site for recommendations for bisexual girls.

Pick one you like, then leave it to her to recommend the other girl (s). Let her recommend, and select ones that appeal to you.

This way you are assured there is good chemistry between the girls, and a lot better time for you.

The girls can do you and each other as well. Most guys enjoy this.

If you pick solely on who appeals to YOU, you may find tension and less than enthusiastic participation.

Has anyone used the jacuzzi suite? If so who was it. Specifically how large, clean and how is the water pressure?

[QUOTE=Swagfulg;1856729]Has anyone used the jacuzzi suite? If so who was it. Specifically how large, clean and how is the water pressure?[/QUOTE]I love BBs, but the jacuzzi suite was a bust. Large enough, clean enough, but water pressure wasn't good. And the way it was built, it was a bit of a hazard getting into it when drunk. I recommend passing on it and get a deluxe single.

[QUOTE=Henley100;1856788]I love BBs, but the jacuzzi suite was a bust. Large enough, clean enough, but water pressure wasn't good. And the way it was built, it was a bit of a hazard getting into it when drunk. I recommend passing on it and get a deluxe single.[/QUOTE]Guys have been posting the same thing on various boards for at least nine years. I guess only newbies book it. Maybe Barba Negra could fit some sort of pressure pump so it fills quicker?

Disappointed in you, Henley. I did not think you were the sort of guy who gets drunk.

[QUOTE=Henley100;1856788]I love BBs, but the jacuzzi suite was a bust. Large enough, clean enough, but water pressure wasn't good. And the way it was built, it was a bit of a hazard getting into it when drunk. I recommend passing on it and get a deluxe single.[/QUOTE]Jacuzzi suite? There isn't even enough water pressure for you to take a shower!

It makes me wonder how old that water is in the swimming pool, and wonder just how much chlorine is in that water.