Mombasa

[QUOTE=Bond69X;2184146]I met a non pro who stayed with me 3 days at cowrie shell.

My last night, we went to party (sheba, Anuba, casaurina) and I got very drunk.

All I remember was she was looking after me all the night.

In the morning she handed me my 2 phones (Iphone +Samsung) 1500 USD value that I completely forgot where they were.

In fact, she did carry them when she saw me drunk for security.

As a conclusion, yes you have to be always careful but there are some nice and honest ladies.

I am sure my instinct allowed me to get drunk because I felt safe with her.

Good hunting.[/QUOTE]This was a non pro you say but that's the exception rather than the rule and remember that these smartphones of today can now be tracked. She could have been trying to invest into you by showing her honesty because you have to somehow repay her by sticking to her.

However lets not turn a blind eye to the good deed done by this girl. You now really have to stick to her.

[QUOTE=Terry09;2186211]This was a non pro you say but that's the exception rather than the rule and remember that these smartphones of today can now be tracked. She could have been trying to invest into you by showing her honesty because you have to somehow repay her by sticking to her.

However lets not turn a blind eye to the good deed done by this girl. You now really have to stick to her.[/QUOTE]It was my last night in Bamburi, flying in the afternoon back home trough Nairobi.

So she could disappear with my phones, I had no time to investigate or go to police unless I miss my flights / connections.

I tipped her 100 euros for the 3 days with me, no single comment or word except (thank you).

However, I have always been very careful and cautious with chicas, this was my only exception.

Hey all,

I'm considering spending Christmas and new year abroad this year. How is Mombasa that time of year? Do all the girls go home to their families on Christmas or are there still plenty of action around? I'm interested in both pros / semi and non-pros.

I'm also considering Ghana, or any other African nation. Is any of them better or worse / lively or dead around Christmas / new year?

[QUOTE=Jersey86;2189275]Hey all,

I'm considering spending Christmas and new year abroad this year. How is Mombasa that time of year? Do all the girls go home to their families on Christmas or are there still plenty of action around? I'm interested in both pros / semi and non-pros.

I'm also considering Ghana, or any other African nation. Is any of them better or worse / lively or dead around Christmas / new year?[/QUOTE]I was last Christmas and new year at mombasa it was great time!! The weather was perfect not to hot and not to cold. Was plenty of girls around for pick up at night clubs, bars, bamburi beach, badoo, tagged, nyali nakumatt shopping mall. At new years eve some clubs was so busy was not posible to find a seat to sit and need order drinks next to the bar because its was difficult to find waitress in all crowd off people.

[URL]https://www.the-star.co.ke/news/2018/03/29/taxify-launches-tuk-tuk-app-for-mombasa-riders_c1738450[/URL]

I just checked on taxify app tuk tuk cost from naivas shopping mall at nyali to casaurina disco at mtwapa is just between 80-110 shillings is so cheap unbeliavable! Last time if I take normal tuk tuk from street for the same journey they will ask you 400-500 shillings but you can bargain them to 250-300 shillings (its the lowest I get few times). Taxify is great before I always use them for book taxis, because they cheaper than uber and have polite drivers with clean cars now they have cars and tuk tuks already at mombasa and cars and boba bodas at nairobi. Its good when not need to deal anymore with shitty taxi and tuk tuk mafia at mombasa anymore!! Will add screenshoot for trip cost from naivas to casaurina (mtwapa).

[QUOTE=Pokeris;2189495][URL]https://www.the-star.co.ke/news/2018/03/29/taxify-launches-tuk-tuk-app-for-mombasa-riders_c1738450[/URL]

I just checked on taxify app tuk tuk cost from naivas shopping mall at nyali to casaurina disco at mtwapa is just between 80-110 shillings is so cheap unbeliavable! Last time if I take normal tuk tuk from street for the same journey they will ask you 400-500 shillings but you can bargain them to 250-300 shillings (its the lowest I get few times). Taxify is great before I always use them for book taxis, because they cheaper than uber and have polite drivers with clean cars now they have cars and tuk tuks already at mombasa and cars and boba bodas at nairobi. Its good when not need to deal anymore with shitty taxi and tuk tuk mafia at mombasa anymore!! Will add screenshoot for trip cost from naivas to casaurina (mtwapa).[/QUOTE]100% Taxify and uber are deffo the way to go in Kenya now, saves a lot of cash not having to barter with idiot taxi drivers.

[QUOTE=Jersey86;2189275]Hey all,

I'm considering spending Christmas and new year abroad this year. How is Mombasa that time of year? Do all the girls go home to their families on Christmas or are there still plenty of action around? I'm interested in both pros / semi and non-pros.

I'm also considering Ghana, or any other African nation. Is any of them better or worse / lively or dead around Christmas / new year?[/QUOTE]I've spent many Christmas and NY in Kenya, mainly Nairobi though as accommodation can be expensive in Mombasa that time of year, Nairobi don't raise their prices. As said previous, plenty of women around.

[QUOTE=Mombie75;2189529]100% Taxify and uber are deffo the way to go in Kenya now, saves a lot of cash not having to barter with idiot taxi drivers.[/QUOTE]That is so true!

Actually Uber is offering a 25 % reduction on all normal rates these last weeks.

When I arrived at MSA airport on a Monday morning I was already surprised to get a rate of about 1000 to go to Mtwapa. Even more surprised that it showed a total of 610 ksh upon arrival in Mtwapa. The driver thought it was a mistake and so did I. But it wasn't.

[QUOTE=Zimzam;2189711]That is so true!

Actually Uber is offering a 25 % reduction on all normal rates these last weeks.

When I arrived at MSA airport on a Monday morning I was already surprised to get a rate of about 1000 to go to Mtwapa. Even more surprised that it showed a total of 610 ksh upon arrival in Mtwapa. The driver thought it was a mistake and so did I. But it wasn't.[/QUOTE]I paid around 650 ks last time from Bamburi to Moi airport.

The big consideration with uber is to avoid airport runs at peak times. 7 am to 9 am or 3 pm 6 pm.

]All,

Glad he got caught - [URL=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord914][CodeWord914][/URL] deserve the worst punishment society can give them.

This is clearly not a case of a girl lying and saying she was 18 - sounds like he sought it out and for that he should spend the rest of his life in jail.

Be very careful while in Kenya. [URL]http://www.businessinsider.com/r-british-court-convicts-pensioner-for-raping-girls-in-kenya-2018-5?yptr=yahoo&r=UK&IR=T[/URL]. If your doing this you will be caught eventually. [ / QUOTE].

[QUOTE=BobBlack;2177462]Mombie75,

I also When they say I'll be there in an hour, they mean three hours, and if they say they're going to the salon and be back in two hours, you may as well shower, change, go find some other piece of pussy, take her to dinner, fuck her and set her on her way before your regular gets back. Msa for me is a mongers paradise and as you said 90% are definitely available.[/QUOTE]You are right if you stay there for limited time, say 4 weeks.

But never underestimate the jealosy of African women. Once they caught the big buffallo they won't let go. Expect them to show up at your place at any time. Drama programmed if you are then with another lady.

To stay longtime is for a monger having changing relationships not a receipe for a peaceful stay.

Hi,

I'd like to stay at the Big Tree in early October but I'm having trouble getting a booking. The only site I can find is enhols. Co. Ke and they don't answer my inquiry.

Can anyone please tell me how to make a booking at Big Tree?

Thanks, GrandPop.

[QUOTE=GrandPop;2197206]Hi,


Can anyone please tell me how to make a booking at Big Tree?

Thanks, GrandPop.[/QUOTE]If you google "big tree mombasa" you will find this tel. Nr: 0721437448. . I think you can make your booking by calling them.

However, you better hurry, as Big Tree is rapidly becoming "Small Tree" now.

Every week more & more of the terraces are devoured by the strong ocean waves.

Like half of the "island terrace" has also collapsed now.

Many thanks, Zimzam. Next to the telephone number was an email address and I used that. This way, I have a record of the booking. It worked and now I have a booking at Big Tree for October.

But your photos scare me. I hope they don't scare the girls away!

[QUOTE=Amadeuss;2192986]You are right if you stay there for limited time, say 4 weeks.

But never underestimate the jealosy of African women. Once they caught the big buffallo they won't let go. Expect them to show up at your place at any time. Drama programmed if you are then with another lady.

To stay longtime is for a monger having changing relationships not a receipe for a peaceful stay.[/QUOTE]I don't care how open and calm they appear at first they are competitive. I had a pro who looked through trash to see if the condom count was off.