Medellin Reports

[QUOTE=DownUnderMonger;2477690]With all this worry about valuables. My question is - Why don't people utilise love / short term hotels more instead of risking taking them back to their principal room. Also prevents future dramas of girls returning unannounced.

In Lima I utilised many hotels like this. I especially enjoy rooms with a wet sauna in it, and it was only S /60 ($20) for 4-6 hours for 2.[/QUOTE]Managing your valuables is not really such a big deal if done properly which many BM's know how to do with the exception of a few. Your question is really more about the venue (Lima is very different than Medellin) and how you like to monger. Lot's of guys would rather entertain Chicas in their apartments versus Love Hotels in Medellin. It's more the norm in Medellin for most, and why not if there is security in the building.

[QUOTE=Nounce;2477686]I think you got lucky. There is no way Colombia is safer than Thailand for newbie.[/QUOTE]Cartegena in tourist areas is safe.

[QUOTE=IamLookin;2477718]Depends on the place you are staying at and the security box. The only time I had an issue with security box was in elCentro. It didn't even work. And even if it did work, it certainly wasn't one that I felt comfortable leaving valuables in..[/QUOTE]Yeah the room safes in the Botero Hotel did not work, I hid money under the carpet in the closet and taped up under the sink on my 1st trip when I brought a lot of cash, plus I brought a laptop security cable and locked my laptop to the desk chair.

[QUOTE=TheTallMan;2477666]Welcome newbie. I will take a swing at some of your questions:

1) Are the prices on photoprepagos in Colombian Peso? When I read 100.000 or 100, is it about $26.27?

Correct about $27. USD which is about the norm, the range is usually 100 mil to 150 mil plus sometimes taxi to and fro and / or what you negotiate.

2) Are there other websites that I should visit?

Milierotics is another, it is less flashy and more real photos. Like the other site you need to vet the girls, ask for additional photo so you see the girl that will show up.

3) My time is valuable and I'm not willing to spend any time to get free pussy. I'm willing to pay what I have to pay. Is Tinder a valuable option to get very attractive girls at a good rate or are there much better options?.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the info The Tall Man. I've got a question about sauan / spas in Colombia. Are there any similar spa / saunas in Colombia that are similar to the FKK clubs in Germany / Austria? I'm aware of the "casas" but is there anything like in Colombia where you can walk around in a robe, go swimming, enjoy a nice sauna / steam room, get a drink etc? I've heard of "termas" in Brazil but wasn't sure if Colombia had any.

Thanks.

[QUOTE=SonicBoom1;2477646]100% agree. This is a life people want in their fantasy, few come even close to it. How old are you BTW, and what is your general fitness level?

More pics please, slapshot![/QUOTE]Just turned 38, and in very good shape.

[QUOTE=Nounce;2477670]I think so too.

You are in a good situation in Medellin. I have read other mongers fuck more girls in a couple weeks than you have for several months so I think you are far from exhausting what's available. The worst you can do in Medellin is your current situation which is like paradise so why move after all things considered? But I do like to see you go and read your report.[/QUOTE]This is true. I have fucked, well, I really don't know, but maybe 40-50 girls in the past 5.5 months. I could have fucked much, much more, but I don't think I'd have even come close to the amount of quality memories, and I'd have spent far more money to do so. No complaints from me. There are several that I've already forgotten. I have been working way too much to be on that type of routine, but I have certainly done it before in Medellin and Thailand.

[QUOTE=GeneHickman;2477715]Yepp, agree, doesn't make sense changing base, but if you're curious maybe a week in periera is not a bad idea. I am sure you could pull off of SA and find a few gems but seriously your set up is so good right now; you should just let it run.

Like the other poster said, if you do go we would love to hear about your adventures there because some of us have thought about it as well.[/QUOTE]I think I agree, and this comes down to two options:

1) Go for 7-10 days, and risk having to find a new apartment in Medellin when I return, which would take away from my time in Pereira, or from my planning for Pereira.

2) Go for 3-5 days, and continue to rent the Medellin apartment. I think this is the safest bet, and would allow me to pack light, and do more research / preparations for Pereira. If this was the case, I'd likely try to arrange for a couple girls to stay with me in a modern finca. I don't think I can get a genuine sense of the city in these times, anyway. So, now that I say that, it's probably pointless to go. I'd be banging Coffee Triangulars instead of Paisas. Not sure I'd notice the difference, but maybe just a quick change of pace and a pool would be nice.

I saw something today about the Medellin Mayor saying the economy needs to reopen. So, maybe we will start seeing some changes. As far as the entry permit, I believe the grace period will allow for 30 days after the State of Emergency is lifted. Or, an extension would be required. I had a buddy in the US call and say he has been talking to Colombian girls on Tinder. I told him not to get his hopes up, unless he can find the rare girl with a passport, and unless he wants to pay to meet her in Mexico (for example, but not sure if that's even allowed, right now). I am seriously considering extending my visa after the quarantine, if not solely because I don't want to be locked out of Colombia and locked in back in the US.

Cheers.

[QUOTE=SlapShot10;2477754] I told him not to get his hopes up, unless he can find the rare girl with a passport, and unless he wants to pay to meet her in Mexico (for example, but not sure if that's even allowed, right now).
Cheers.[/QUOTE]Even having a passport won't help, about 70% of US Visa applicants in Colombia get turned down, they have to either own a house or have a lot of money in the bank plus strong ties to the community. I looked into it, my Conejitas girl had a passport but slim chances of getting a visa, plus they have to apply in person in Bogota and pay a $100 non-refundable application fee.

[QUOTE=SlapShot10;2477754]Just turned 38, and in very good shape.

This is true. I have fucked, well, I really don't know, but maybe 40-50 girls in the past 5.5 months. I could have fucked much, much more, but I don't think I'd have even come close to the amount of quality memories, and I'd have spent far more money to do so. No complaints from me. There are several that I've already forgotten. I have been working way too much to be on that type of routine, but I have certainly done it before in Medellin and Thailand.

I think I agree, and this comes down to two options:

1) Go for 7-10 days, and risk having to find a new apartment in Medellin when I return, which would take away from my time in Pereira, or from my planning for Pereira.

2) Go for 3-5 days, and continue to rent the Medellin apartment. I think this is the safest bet, and would allow me to pack light, and do more research / preparations for Pereira. If this was the case, I'd likely try to arrange for a couple girls to stay with me in a modern finca. I don't think I can get a genuine sense of the city in these times, anyway. So, now that I say that, it's probably pointless to go. I'd be banging Coffee Triangulars instead of Paisas. Not sure I'd notice the difference, but maybe just a quick change of pace and a pool would be nice.

I saw something today about the Medellin Mayor saying the economy needs to reopen. So, maybe we will start seeing some changes. As far as the entry permit, I believe the grace period will allow for 30 days after the State of Emergency is lifted. Or, an extension would be required. I had a buddy in the US call and say he has been talking to Colombian girls on Tinder. I told him not to get his hopes up, unless he can find the rare girl with a passport, and unless he wants to pay to meet her in Mexico (for example, but not sure if that's even allowed, right now). I am seriously considering extending my visa after the quarantine, if not solely because I don't want to be locked out of Colombia and locked in back in the US.

Cheers.[/QUOTE]Don't over analyze it, just go with your gut. A few days of rent either way will not kill you in the larger scheme of things, and if you're worried about the chica sitation, take wifey or pinky with you. A native spanish speaker by your side can be a plus and some finca fresh air is not a bad break after a few months in an apartment.

If it were me, I'd get a few feelers out on SA and go for a 3-5 day visit, you won't know the city completely but a change in scenery, air and pussy would let you know if it might be place to return to for a long term stay.

And be sure to update us!!

[QUOTE=SlapShot10;2477754]Just turned 38, and in very good shape.

This is true. I have fucked, well, I really don't know, but maybe 40-50 girls in the past 5.5 months. I could have fucked much, much more, but I don't think I'd have even come close to the amount of quality memories, and I'd have spent far more money to do so. No complaints from me. There are several that I've already forgotten. I have been working way too much to be on that type of routine, but I have certainly done it before in Medellin and Thailand.

I think I agree, and this comes down to two options:

1) Go for 7-10 days, and risk having to find a new apartment in Medellin when I return, which would take away from my time in Pereira, or from my planning for Pereira.

2) Go for 3-5 days, and continue to rent the Medellin apartment. I think this is the safest bet, and would allow me to pack light, and do more research / preparations for Pereira. If this was the case, I'd likely try to arrange for a couple girls to stay with me in a modern finca. I don't think I can get a genuine sense of the city in these times, anyway. So, now that I say that, it's probably pointless to go. I'd be banging Coffee Triangulars instead of Paisas. Not sure I'd notice the difference, but maybe just a quick change of pace and a pool would be nice.

I saw something today about the Medellin Mayor saying the economy needs to reopen. So, maybe we will start seeing some changes. As far as the entry permit, I believe the grace period will allow for 30 days after the State of Emergency is lifted. Or, an extension would be required. I had a buddy in the US call and say he has been talking to Colombian girls on Tinder. I told him not to get his hopes up, unless he can find the rare girl with a passport, and unless he wants to pay to meet her in Mexico (for example, but not sure if that's even allowed, right now). I am seriously considering extending my visa after the quarantine, if not solely because I don't want to be locked out of Colombia and locked in back in the US.

Cheers.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=TitusPullo88;2477747]Thanks for the info The Tall Man. I've got a question about sauan / spas in Colombia. Are there any similar spa / saunas in Colombia that are similar to the FKK clubs in Germany / Austria? I'm aware of the "casas" but is there anything like in Colombia where you can walk around in a robe, go swimming, enjoy a nice sauna / steam room, get a drink etc? I've heard of "termas" in Brazil but wasn't sure if Colombia had any.

Thanks.[/QUOTE]That would be a solid no.

The USA has dropped it's 14 day quarantine requirement for all international travelers. This should get things rolling fairly quickly

[QUOTE=Kafka;2477782]The USA has dropped it's 14 day quarantine requirement for all international travelers. This should get things rolling fairly quickly[/QUOTE]Wow I have traveled out the US twice within the last two months. I never knew about the 14 day requirement.

[QUOTE=GrownMan1;2477793]Wow I have traveled out the US twice within the last two months. I never knew about the 14 day requirement.[/QUOTE]It was a recommendation for a 14 day self-quarantine and not a requirement that was removed.

[QUOTE=GrownMan1;2477793]Wow I have traveled out the US twice within the last two months. I never knew about the 14 day requirement.[/QUOTE]It was not a requirement but rather a recommendation.

[URL]https://www.usatoday.com/story/travel/news/2020/08/23/cdc-removes-14-day-covid-quarantine-recommendation-travelers/3424484001/[/URL]

[QUOTE=LuckyNuts;2477804]It was not a requirement but rather a recommendation.

[URL]https://www.usatoday.com/story/travel/news/2020/08/23/cdc-removes-14-day-covid-quarantine-recommendation-travelers/3424484001/[/URL][/QUOTE]The CDC recommendation is quite different from a 'US' 14 day quarantine requirement.But it’s still a step in the right direction.

What is the latest on international travel to Medellin. Will the ban on international flights be lifted September 1st? Will there be a quarantine?