Madagascar

[QUOTE=AttilaTheHun;2389937]I like your perspective in life for the older men in Africa. You have some optimism and adventurous spirit. I never heard of Henri de Monfreid and I'm glad you mentioned him. He was an adventurer. I can relate to him. "he feared to be obliged to accept the slavery of some dreary job and become a domestic animal. The only adventurer a Hungarian or rather East European learn about in schools with ties to Madagascar is Maurice Benyovszky. He was a Polish-Hungarian who created the first trade / colonial post in Madagascar on behalf of France. He died in Madagascar at the hand of the French military after he returned to the island but this time working for the Austrian-Hungarian empire. There is a popular TV series about his life including his Madagascar Adventures seen by millions in Eastern Europe. There is a street named after him in Antananarivo. He also mongered extensively in Madagascar so he is also an inspiration.[/QUOTE]Yes I know Benyovsky. I am half Hungarian descent myself. You get the idea. Here you have to be adventurous. Believe me. You suffer for that pussy too.

La Buse.
Google Ida Pfeiffer and Jean Laborde.

I've figured it out. None of the girls looks at you. Hmmm. How to approach them. After nightfall there is girls strolling around a bord de mer. I was sitting with a senior monger and his GF at a boite. There I saw a tall chica moving in the dark. I want her. The malgache GF of my friend ran after her to scramble her for me.

After 30 seconds she sat at our table. She is drop dead gorgeous. Dark features of a cotiere Sakalave girl but slightly slant eyes of an Asian. A perfect tall 9. 8 model from Belo sur Tsibirinha with braids down to the ass. Buy her high heels and a cocktail dress and she can hold her own on any model contest.

She speaks absolutely 0 french only malgache. But I had a translator. The conversation was rather short. How old 19. Fait l amour. Oui. Ok. Lets go. My crib was just across the road. We shagged. But I sweat like a pig. The fan is running at full speed. Its stifling hot. I shag her doggy. And mish. These are the 2 positions she knows. And no BJ. Fady.

Well a village girl. But no regrets. A starfish. Yes. But an absolute stunner. I wanted a second round in the morning. Non. Oh man. But just to look at the body makes all the sweat, diarrhea and taxi brousse rides worth it. I donated 35 k AR for lack of performance and enthusiasm though.

And yes. To all. I stay another week.

La Buse.

[QUOTE=TailPipe;2390076]About health. I'm not the over-insured anxious type but I know I'm not covered by my health insurance in Madagascar. In The Gambia I nearly got run over by a taxi driver who'the completely lost controle of his vehicle. Do any of you guys take a separate health / repatriation insurance?

Anyway, I booked a 2 week return flight Tana-Nosy towards the end of my holiday for 215 with a 3 day cushion in Tana just in case the flight gets cancelled. That means I have about 3 weeks left.

There is a cheap flight for 80 from Tulear to Tana a couple of days before my flight leaves to Nosy. I was thinking about following the RN7 from Tana on a slow pace southwards making stopovers in Antsirabe and Fianara. There take the train to Manakara. If it runs, haha. Then stay a couple of nights in Manakara, return by train to Fianar and then go to Tulear. Now If I do that I'll have to cancel Tamatave. I don't like being in a rush. So it's going to be one or the other, Tamatave or Tulear.

I read a strange remark on tripadvisor. Someone claimed the best exchange in Madagascar is at the airport at a company called socimad. That does surprise me. I've never heard of an airport exchange giving a good rate let alone being the best in the country.[/QUOTE]Get a good death and disability insurance. Thats what I have. Road Accidents will be your biggest risk. I have a good travel insurance package comes with my Visa card to cover hospital and emergency evacuation. See your dentist before you go.
IMHO go to Nosy Be. Tulear stifling hot now.
Change at the airport. Yes. Bad Rates. But bring cash Euros. If the ATMs on the airport are out of cash frequently you need ariary to pay for taxi to town.
La Buse.

[QUOTE=DonKey82;2389695]I am trying to decide whether to make my first trip to Mada next year. I have mongered extensively but mostly in Asia, Latin America and Europe. Looking to try something new. I would have only around 1 week available so was thinking perhaps to spend around 5 or 6 days in Nosy Be and a night on each end for connecting flights in Tana. I know the time is short, but it's all I have to work with.

I have seen on a lot of reports people mentioning that Badoo is a good way to get an idea of what's available. I can't though see on that site how to get it to show me only available girls in Nosy Be. Is this possible? Or need to wait until you get on the ground and then let the app have your location? Mostly all the girls show as in the big cities.

Also with one week only. Is it worth going to Nosy Be? Or am I better to spend all this time in Tana? I see many mixed reports. Because my trip is so short I have no budget issues so pricing of girls / accommodations etc in either place is not a factor. Just looking for the cutest girls and the best trip. I should add I speak no French beyond being able to read the odd menu etc, so that will be a factor I know.

Thanks.[/QUOTE]Only 2 choices. Either fly direct with Ethiopian to Nosy Be. Spend a week there. Or a week in Tana. For a week the choice is crystal clear. Nosy Be. Forget connecting flights. They might be cancelled. And a week is IMHO almost not feasible.

La Buse.

Not sure why they not take aircon room in Eden rock.

Very cheap [URL]https://goo.gl/maps/kfefAAwmvts6kJoZ6[/URL].

[QUOTE=NmExpert;2390174]Not sure why they not take aircon room in Eden rock.

Very cheap [URL]https://goo.gl/maps/kfefAAwmvts6kJoZ6[/URL].[/QUOTE]Not any more cheap. 60 k ventilee. I have an Aircon in my room in Zoom. It would cost 45 k. But I never use A/C. For me fan is enough. For 30k. I am vazaha lany mofo. It takes at least 3 weeks for your body to adjust to tropical heat. When I arrived here I sweated like a pig. After a week it's much better already. I have a ceiling fan running at full speed. I lie naked and my malgache princess was freezing wrapped in a blanket. LOL.

La Buse.

PS. Near the ocean wooden bungalows are also cool in the night. Like Cheval de mer. But also 60k. For a month 50k. Too much. I paid 400k a MONTH in 2015 in Mangily.

[QUOTE=Neddy69;2390145]Yes I know Benyovsky. I am half Hungarian descent myself. You get the idea. Here you have to be adventurous. Believe me. You suffer for that pussy too.

La Buse.
Google Ida Pfeiffer and Jean Laborde.[/QUOTE]Thanks for recommending to lookup Ida Pfeiffer and Jean Laborde. You are some fine educated monger not bad for a (half) Hungarian. Have you seen a monger fishing or just sailing around the Island in an outrigger canoe or in a boutre?

That would be earn my respect.

[QUOTE=Neddy69;2390154]Only 2 choices. Either fly direct with Ethiopian to Nosy Be. Spend a week there. Or a week in Tana. For a week the choice is crystal clear. Nosy Be. Forget connecting flights. They might be cancelled. And a week is IMHO almost not feasible.

La Buse.[/QUOTE]Thanks, I was also leaning towards Nosy Be. Unfortunately I'll still need to enter via Tana though, because actually my trip is 2 weeks total but I need to spend a week up near Antsiranana for some other (non-mongering) activities and I think the only way to link from Antsiranana to Nosy Be is in / out of Tana.

Thanks also Chris for the GPS recommendation!

P.S. Are there any other forums that you are aware of that cover Mada? I've gone back through about 60 pages on here but the more information the merrier.

[QUOTE=AttilaTheHun;2390406]Thanks for recommending to lookup Ida Pfeiffer and Jean Laborde. You are some fine educated monger not bad for a (half) Hungarian. Have you seen a monger fishing or just sailing around the Island in an outrigger canoe or in a boutre?

That would be earn my respect.[/QUOTE]Listen man. I am not a Sextourist. LOL. I am a travelling monger and adventurer. I love africa. I research a country for years. My hobby is Adventurers Pirates Soldiers of Fortune. You'd be surprised. I immerse myself complete in the culture of the country. And in the chicas hehehe.

There is a vazaha. He owns three boutres and runs trips down the coast.

La Buse

https://www.pirogue-madagascar.com/philosophie/

[QUOTE=Neddy69;2390566]Listen man. I am not a Sextourist. LOL. I am a travelling monger and adventurer. I love africa. I research a country for years. My hobby is Adventurers Pirates Soldiers of Fortune. You'd be surprised. I immerse myself complete in the culture of the country. And in the chicas hehehe.

There is a vazaha. He owns three boutres and runs trips down the coast.

La Buse

https://www.pirogue-madagascar.com/philosophie/[/QUOTE]That's how I would like to call myself also "a traveling monger and adventurer". Study the history the culture (including the local ladies) in depth with a passion and add pirates, smugglers etc to the matrix and it will look just like in my adolescent dreams. In another country's forum you mentioned that your budget is around $1000 per month and additional $2000 for travel expenses. That would be $3000 per month? Would you care itemizing roughly how you do it? Does the $2000 also includes the hunting expeditions for La Buse (Olivier Levasseurs) treasures?

Quit a long journey to Tulear, more than 30 hours from Europe. I had a 6 hour layover in Reunion, so I asked a taxi driver to show me around the island as a past time. The Air Madagascar flight had also a layover in Fort Dauphin for about 1 hour.

Finally in Tulear airport, another small Mada one-plane-a-day-airport, a lot of red tape before allowed into the country. Don't forget a pencil.

At the exit almost teared apart by the taxi drivers who literally start fighting over me to bring me to town. Definitely a buyers market.

First impression: very busy town with massive amounts of people on the streets. Tried first to check in at LE Recif Hotel, but fully booked. Than Serena hotel but also full. So I asked the driver to bring me to Amazone Hotel. They still had vacancies. Big and clean rooms but very noisy at night I was about to find out later on.

I started first to check out the beach road in front of the hotel. It was a deception. Very few SW and all ugly dogs. Around Pizza joint very quiet but all new and nice. LE Boeuf also deserted and TamTam club also very few people, even later on and during the whole weekend. Next doors there was a bar called Les Dromedaires. I think recently opened or renovated and very nice to sit at the bar. Only place on the road with some customers. There I met the first nice girls. Two girls from TulAR and one from a Bush town. We had some drinks and they showed me around town. The place to be for nightlife is LE Roby5 disco just around the corner from Amazone Hotel. Very busy in front of the entrance. People queuing to go inside. The entrance is very narrow with a steep staircase. The disco looks small at the outside but it is very deep and has two levels. Packed with people inside and especially very beautiful girls. I am quit picky but a saw many many 8 and 9's. Far better looking girls than I saw any place in Mada! Even better dan Manson in Tana. Very few white guys and most of the gils looking for a vazah as the highest price. I felt all the looks at me while I was passing by. At the dance floor all the girls tried to make eye contact and start dirty dancing with me. No problem at all to select 3 lookers for a threesome later on the night.

All 3 of them were good performers and one of them was into blow jobs but fady for the 2 other girls. They were funny to and into everything to please me. No fuss about condoms and very liking some DATY.

They stayed till noon for 30 k each and some drinks at the disco. No bad deal.

As a food option I strongly advice LE Jardin. Wonderful Italian restaurant with delicious food options and a very friendly owner.

Donkey,

You must have missed the posts about Tsaradia. You can fly from Diego to Nosy Be. Unfortunately they only go twice a week or so it appears. It sounds like money is no object so have a look. Hell you could book a 4 x 4 private for a hundred euro and go overland. Not very nice due to the roads but it would take no longer and probably be less hassle. And don't count out Diego if you are nearby. Most guys that post on here do not like it, but I am an exception. Unless you are very fussy and in a hurry there is no way you will not find pussy in Diego. Unless you are like the expert in his endless quest for free pussy. It is definitely more of a pro town but you will definitely get laid.

SE.

[URL]https://youtu.be/ZKpiQ3QqB30[/URL]

I made a small video from inside LE Roby5 disco.

Very hot atmosphere as one can see.

A few hours later I ended up with those two girls in my room for some more fun.

Super, how long do you stay in toliara?

[QUOTE=RangeLove;2390706][URL]https://youtu.be/ZKpiQ3QqB30[/URL]

I made a small video from inside LE Roby5 disco.

Very hot atmosphere as one can see.

A few hours later I ended up with those two girls in my room for some more fun.[/QUOTE]Nice video!! Just good memories for me from this place!! Best disco to be at all town!! Plenty of sweet cuties inside!! Enjoy your trip mate!