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[QUOTE=Tempoecorto;2850988]. DCUPS knows about it and I have never even met him personally, go figure!
Peace out![/QUOTE]Thumbs up to you, buddy1 Making my 17th trip in November 2023 to DR / Santo Domingo since 2015 to see three super busty regulars who double as my personal porn queens!
[QUOTE=DCups;2851081]Thumbs up to you, buddy1 Making my 17th trip in November 2023 to DR / Santo Domingo since 2015 to see three super busty regulars who double as my personal porn queens![/QUOTE]Thank you! You miss the the Cups out there, I bet. LOL. Have a safe trip.
New here to the Sousa board. I frequent Cartagena, Bogota, Costa Rica and thailand.
I am planning on going a Thursday to Sunday solo. Plan is to stay at the New Garden hotel.
Few questions if you guys can help.
I read a few times about going into STI airport instead of POP. It makes the cost of the flight about half for me. 300 instead of 600.
Are Ubers easy to get from STI into Sousa? I just put the addresses in now, shows less than 3600. Like if I actually request one will it locate a driver to do it!?
Showed it to be a 2 hour or less drive?
And that's safe? No issues being in a car that long going throug roads and getting jacked?
For money, are their ATMs regularly available and fair? Used to going to ATMs and taking local currency as needed. Not carrying large amounts or keeping it in the room.
Lastly, any good food spots that are a must try!?
Flying into STI is good. But I doubt 3600 is the Uber rate, not to mention Ubers might not be allowed in the airport itself. Taxis at airports are regulated and those may be the only ones available. It might cost $120. That's what I paid from POP to STI last month. Very safe. No one is going to jack you. Also, flights ouit of POP arent as reliable anymore. STI is a much better airport with many more options. People are getting stuck in POP big time. Only one major strip in town. Can't miss it. ATMs only give about 6000 pesos a day I believe--screw ATMs anyway. If you must, use the Banco Popular ATMs or even better use the tellers inside. Bank is across the street from Baileys Diner and change what you need. Bring your Passport to the bank too. Great rate. Beach is another 10 minute walk from the bank. Many new restaurants now and they are DELISH! This only means they are serious about cleaning up the spot for more family vacationers. I saw plenty kids and families and young couples a month ago. Eat at Margots across the street from Que Lo Que cafe by the baseball field. Get the ceviche or the shrimp linguine alfredo. OMGG! A little pricey but you're there for 3 days meng!. Live a little. Just don't bring street meat there. If your the occasional cheapo like me, theres a Pica Pollo (fried food and Chinese very cheap) on the main big road across the street from the big Playero Supermarket there. Or just simply ask the girls, they know who delivers fast spanish food. Sosua is so small. You'll be able to do all this in an hour!! Happy slinging!!
Not sure how much Uber cost close to 100 I would think. There are buses that cost 5 dollars that run all day. If saving money is important catch the bus I do. The only issue is the arrival times are terrible often very late night. Depending on what time flight arrives will determine your best options for travel.
[QUOTE=Rzrfl69;2851689]New here to the Sousa board. I frequent Cartagena, Bogota, Costa Rica and thailand.
I am planning on going a Thursday to Sunday solo. Plan is to stay at the New Garden hotel.
Few questions if you guys can help.
I read a few times about going into STI airport instead of POP. It makes the cost of the flight about half for me. 300 instead of 600.
Are Ubers easy to get from STI into Sousa? I just put the addresses in now, shows less than 3600. Like if I actually request one will it locate a driver to do it!?
Showed it to be a 2 hour or less drive?
And that's safe? No issues being in a car that long going throug roads and getting jacked?
For money, are their ATMs regularly available and fair? Used to going to ATMs and taking local currency as needed. Not carrying large amounts or keeping it in the room.
Lastly, any good food spots that are a must try!?[/QUOTE]
Some of my favorite restaurants in Sosua. Pirates Bay, Margots, Germany Restaurant, and Stevens for pastries.
I also recommend the restaurant inside the Hotel El Rancho about 200 feet from the New Garden.
With the quality and presence of women a lot less in Sosua. Do you use tinder as preferences or just for back up to make up for lack of quality? How reliable is tinder?
[QUOTE=Blakman;2851900]With the quality and presence of women a lot less in Sosua. Do you use tinder as preferences or just for back up to make up for lack of quality? How reliable is tinder?[/QUOTE]Tinder is good you can find some good chicks on there who don't want to sit in Rumba or Bailess all day waiting for a guy. With that said Sosua is trash and there are a number of better places one could go if there main goal is to have sex.
[QUOTE=Blakman;2851900]With the quality and presence of women a lot less in Sosua. Do you use tinder as preferences or just for back up to make up for lack of quality? How reliable is tinder?[/QUOTE]Personally Tinder and SA was pretty dead to me in Sosúa. You get some non pros from puerto plata but women are flakey and it's a drive. Also selection of active users is quite limited. More efficient option to go out at night collect a bunch of numbers and make an educated choice on the spot.
In the past there were just more and better. Never the less the scene is fine. Not as many 9 and 10 as in the past but plenty of attractive women The only thing you need in Sosua is cash money. My problem in Sosua is that there more women there then I can bang. I always leave wishing I could have hit a few more. 1000's of guys go to Sosua every year and return because they had a great time. No need for any back up plan. Many of the old timers remember how awesome things were in the past. Willing young pussy for us older guys is still a dream come true.
[QUOTE=Blakman;2851900]With the quality and presence of women a lot less in Sosua. Do you use tinder as preferences or just for back up to make up for lack of quality? How reliable is tinder?[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=EddieLima;2851771]Flying into STI is good. But I doubt 3600 is the Uber rate, not to mention Ubers might not be allowed in the airport itself. Taxis at airports are regulated and those may be the only ones available. It might cost $120. That's what I paid from POP to STI last month.[/QUOTE]So $120 each way plus at least an hour and a half each way, he is better off getting the ticket to Puerto Plata.
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1. What would be reasonable for having a girl spend the night/day?
2. Is it hard to get two girls to agree to work it at the same time?
3. My main concern right now is cab/Uber fare. Would that hour and a half Uber/taxi to and from STI be worth the $300 cheaper flight? It's kinda hard to find what rates are like.
4. I know weed's illegal there, but is it noticeable or does anybody care? I can live without it, but ....
5. Only other thing is it a good time to go in late February? I know it'll be tropical and in the dry season, but is it a good time for there to be lots of girls and good choices?[/QUOTE]1. Price depends upon the girl's overall package (looks, personality, etc) combined with what you are willing to accept (pretty, ugly, thin, fat, repulsive, unpleasant, etc.). Reading the forum, you can read where some members say they are special enough to get women for free while others say they end up paying over $100 for an overnight guest, so expect this. My instinct reasons most mongers must pay more for a higher-quality female; after all, the females travel to Sosua to earn money, not have free sex with any man. A pretty prostitute can get laid for free at home.
2. It's not overly difficult to find prostitutes willing to perform as a couple for you. Both will expect to be paid full amounts. Many of the prostitutes love this scenario because it's half the work at most. At Blackbeard's they call it "Happy Hour. " Happy hour is for the girls to be happy.
3. I have flown into POP and STI numerous times and strongly prefer STI. The petulant theatrics aboard inbound / outbound aircraft full of mongers to / from POP inspired me to exclusively use STI. It's embarrassing to be on flights into POP where the language and behaviors of American "adults" visiting Sosua cause the airline to ban the passengers from return trips.
There are several folks who will drive you from STI at an early hour. Many of the seniors have contacts for rides. That said, at that hour, even a civilian will charge you nearly as much as a taxi. Expect at least $100 for transportation. The Dominical Republic is expensive for taxis.
4. Avoid the marijuana. It's not worth the cost in bribes and jail time.
5. February is a good time. Expect many tourist in the Northern Coast. Most won't visit in Sosua.
[QUOTE=Blakman;2851900]With the quality and presence of women a lot less in Sosua. Do you use tinder as preferences or just for back up to make up for lack of quality? How reliable is tinder?[/QUOTE]Almost everything of visual quality profiles are in the capital. You can virtually settle yourself in Santiago DLC to cover all the country. The problem is you don't want to travel to the capital to meet them, they don't want to travel to the North Coast at all or without a substantial offer on the table, and you don't want to explicitly communicate your offer in writing. Anyway, it can be fun to browse. Practically to source companionship from the capital while in SOS is a loosing proposition. So, I know what I see is not everything is there, but still prefer to get what I see.
I've decided against flying to a different airport. Yeah can deal with a bus and all that. But not relaxing to me on a vacation. And the Ubers in the end will save maybe 100 $. But take up about 4 hours of a 3 night vacation. So into POP it is.
So you guys don't just pull cash from the ATMs!? You bring all your us $ and then change it at the bank? That's kinda crazy.
Now that classico is gone. What about the club below. Is that gone as well? Does playa chiquita have that special vibe and quantity classico had.
[QUOTE=Questner;2852000]Almost everything of visual quality profiles are in the capital. You can virtually settle yourself in Santiago DLC to cover all the country. The problem is you don't want to travel to the capital to meet them, they don't want to travel to the North Coast at all or without a substantial offer on the table, and you don't want to explicitly communicate your offer in writing. Anyway, it can be fun to browse. Practically to source companionship from the capital while in SOS is a loosing proposition. So, I know what I see is not everything is there, but still prefer to get what I see.[/QUOTE]