Medellin Reports

[QUOTE=NCal2014;2489330]Hey fellas hope all is well and safe. Been following since 2014 haven't posted in a while. Hoping anyone out there with some recent experience can give a tip or two. Thinking of going to Cancun. Bringing one of my long time favorites from Medellin. Quick 5 day getaway. Anyone know what the chica will need to have in hand at the airport to be able to get through immigration? Besides plane ticket and passport and that form you fill out on the plane? I know they've been known to harass Paisas. But she be traveling with me together any info greatly appreciated. Can't wait to hit up the mansion possibly early 2021 ! Thanks fellas.[/QUOTE]Its hurricane season bro.

The shorts thing is a recurring topic. Your point is well taken about the Bogota climate but I've come to realize that for some wearing shorts is a kind of reminder that they are not at work more than it is about comfort or hot temperatures. The last time this came up someone mentioned they were angry when they saw people wearing shorts around Medellin after they were advised against it and decided to leave shorts at home. I wear them on the way back and forth to the gym or if it's an exceptionally warm day I might wear them on a supermarket run. Unless I'm doing either of those or exercising outdoors I don't feel the need.

[QUOTE=Combo;2489209]The average high temp in Bogota is 65 F. Why would you want to wear shorts?[/QUOTE]

Hi guys,

Anyone got news on lleras park as far as clubs and bars open. Girls flocking there at night time for business. Also does Poblado or lleras park have casas in the area.

[QUOTE=Forever18;2489244]Do you like Medellin or Bangkok more and why?[/QUOTE]I love Thailand because I feel like a god there. I'm 6'3, youngish looking, and all around nice guy. For the first time in my life I felt like the pretty girl at the party that everyone wants to fuck. Those girls will Clean you up in the shower, fuck you, then massage you. After all of that they'll do your laundry. Bangkok is a lot of fun but the real action is in Pattaya. Love the soapy massages. There was never a point that I didn't feel safe.

My first and only trip to Medellin was in February. Met up with an amazing driver named Estef through Craigslist. She took me everywhere and made sure I wasn't being scammed. Speaks English very well. She saved my ass from the policia once as well—long story. The women there are so sexy and hot. Girls that would never look at you once in the states unless you were jacked and loaded with money. They are very sexual and sensual. There were a couple of girls that were so good with GFE I was crushed when they left the next day. Weather is perfect there where as in Bangkok is blazing hot and humid. The one downside to Medellin is you really need to be careful. There's a lot of scammers and the policia will always take their side. But money talks.

[QUOTE=Incrociatore;2489323]Hi guys,

The flight is on (for now), I reserved an apartment. I have to be tested for COVID. I got the kit yesterday. I have a question regarding the transport. I will arrive at the airport around midnight. I know there is a bus, but I don't know where it stops. I will stay in Laureles. I don't want to walk at 2 AM with my luggage around the city. Any advice or suggestion? I also don't want to pay 50 dollars for a taxi from the airport.[/QUOTE]In normal times (and I have no idea what its like now in time of covid) you can get two different busses from the airport. One that goes to San Diego Mall and one that goes to near the Nutibara hotel in El Centro.

If you were arriving in the day time and you wanted to be as cheap as possible I would recommend taking a bus to San Diego mall then a taxi to wherever you want to go in Laureles (you get off at 1st bus stop, cross the street and there is a taxi rank at the entrance to the mall).

If your arriving at midnight take a taxi. There is a fixed cost. Last time I checked it was 80,000 COP which is 21 USD at current rates. If you took the bus to San Diego (12,000 COP) and then got a taxi to laureles (maybe 20,000 COP?) you would save maybe 40 K cop but at that time of night in my opinion its a bit too dicy to be looking for a taxi around San Diego.

Uber by the way is pretty crap in Medellin and is very hard to get at the airport as the taxi drivers take great offence if anyone other than them picks passengers up.

Beat, EasyTaxi, or Cabily are all good apps for getting taxi's when going point to point in Medellin (but not great for airport pickup).

[QUOTE=Incrociatore;2489323]Hi guys,

The flight is on (for now), I reserved an apartment. I have to be tested for COVID. I got the kit yesterday. I have a question regarding the transport. I will arrive at the airport around midnight. I know there is a bus, but I don't know where it stops. I will stay in Laureles. I don't want to walk at 2 AM with my luggage around the city. Any advice or suggestion? I also don't want to pay 50 dollars for a taxi from the airport.[/QUOTE]El Centro and not the bus to San Diego Mall at 2 AM, and deal with getting to Laureles the next day by train after the sun is nice and high in the sky. Be prepared to pay 13,000 pesos as you exit the bus. In El Centro, you will get off on a little side street right at a 24 hour cafe if you're hungry. Across the street over you shoulder is a brothel but they will be closed at 2 AM. By far your best choice and a no-brainer as far I am concerned, is you will be immediately behind the NutiBara Hotel, arguably the nicest hotel in El Centro, and their prices recently have been great, between $21 and $25 per night for Medellin's version of a luxury hotel. At 2 AM, you will not be able to cut through the La Raza BBQ restaurant to get to the NutiBara lobby. You will walk around the same building where you see the La Raza, left of right doesn't matter, to the front entrance of the NutiBara, probably about 300 yards. Not dicey if you don't stray. I don't know if you have been to Medellin before, but you are directly across from Botero Park and I would not hesitate to stay at the NutiBara and explore from there, in the center of the Center, El Centro. I dunno, I would rest up at the Nutibara and then reconnoiter Laureles the next day during daylight hours.

More fotos of Sexy Dexy. Her pussy and face are just as good as her ass. And she has that all-important fun-loving, down-for-anything personality. She's a 9. She is not a sex worker, she sells coffee full time in the Parque.

Pattaya was great. Perfect set up to be a monger. Agree totally. That 20 HR flight is a monster. Coming was longer. Jet lag galore. But party til 8 am was memorable.

[QUOTE=Olvjuse;2489392]I love Thailand because I feel like a god there. I'm 6'3, youngish looking, and all around nice guy. For the first time in my life I felt like the pretty girl at the party that everyone wants to fuck. Those girls will Clean you up in the shower, fuck you, then massage you. After all of that they'll do your laundry. Bangkok is a lot of fun but the real action is in Pattaya. Love the soapy massages. There was never a point that I didn't feel safe.

My first and only trip to Medellin was in February. Met up with an amazing driver named Estef through Craigslist. She took me everywhere and made sure I wasn't being scammed. Speaks English very well. She saved my ass from the policia once as welllong story. The women there are so sexy and hot. Girls that would never look at you once in the states unless you were jacked and loaded with money. They are very sexual and sensual. There were a couple of girls that were so good with GFE I was crushed when they left the next day. Weather is perfect there where as in Bangkok is blazing hot and humid. The one downside to Medellin is you really need to be careful. There's a lot of scammers and the policia will always take their side. But money talks.[/QUOTE].

Another data point on entering Colombia from the US. I flew Spirit from Fort Lauderdale to Medelling on Saturday. Y'all going through Spirit. Make sure to get there early, they are checking PCR tests at the counter, so there's a long line. The things they are checking are the presence of the word PCR and the date of the test. I would highly recommend printing out your PCR results. Upon entering Colombia, they checked my PCR test results again at the jet bridge, along with the email confirmation after filling out the CheckMig thing on the immigration Colombia site. Other than that, everything's the same. Colombia is more or less open from a non-mongering perspective. I think bars are still closed.

Working on lining up a couple of SA chicks, but most of my time will be spent with my novia who I haven't seen for 6 months. Who I actually found on SA too haha, but now it's more of a legit / non P4P relationship.

[QUOTE=Questner;2489157]Most of the flights from the US are overnight, it's very convenient. Argentina is a no go now, they are in extremely bad shape, but USD cash goes long way. Rio has a great natural setting, may be a perfect place for a week.[/QUOTE]Well it seems most are suggesting I go to Bogota. So I will book the ticket. I need to find a hotel near Santa Fe that will allow guest if I want that. And I will get a subscription to Colombia Cupid and hope that works as well. Any other suggestions?

Showdown.

[QUOTE=MarquisdeSade1;2489366]Its hurricane season bro.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the info. Yes I'm going on January. After hurricane season. It does sound a bit complicated. I guess I've got some work to do make sure everything turns out good. Thanks for the info greatly appreciated!!

[QUOTE=Knowledge;2489368]The shorts thing is a recurring topic. Your point is well taken about the Bogota climate but I've come to realize that for some wearing shorts is a kind of reminder that they are not at work more than it is about comfort or hot temperatures. The last time this came up someone mentioned they were angry when they saw people wearing shorts around Medellin after they were advised against it and decided to leave shorts at home. I wear them on the way back and forth to the gym or if it's an exceptionally warm day I might wear them on a supermarket run. Unless I'm doing either of those or exercising outdoors I don't feel the need.[/QUOTE]I live in the South now and the only time I wear shorts to Bogota is on the plane, there and back. But hey, what ever floats your boat. My personal preference is to not stand out in Bogota. I speak pretty good Español and I just as soon blend into the mix than to draw unnecessary attention to myself. In the room, around the hotel hell yea, Comfort baby!

[QUOTE=Showdown;2489439]Well it seems most are suggesting I go to Bogota. So I will book the ticket. I need to find a hotel near Santa Fe that will allow guest if I want that. And I will get a subscription to Colombia Cupid and hope that works as well. Any other suggestions?

Showdown.[/QUOTE]I like Bogota, a city of around 9 million people today, half of them women, 4. 5 million women is a lot of talent to chase. No city in Colombia can offer these kind of odds. I have an apartment in Chico Norte near Parque 93 and one of my favorite things to do is to sit out front of the hotel at lunch time and 5/6 pm and watch all the secretary's walk by. I've actually hooked a few this way. Open your mouth and say Hi! You would be surprised how open and friendly the Colombian women are if you act like a normal person, and oh yea it helps to speak the language. As far as Santa Fe goes, message Woodman, he was very helpful my first visit to SF years ago.

[QUOTE=Showdown;2489439]Well it seems most are suggesting I go to Bogota. So I will book the ticket. I need to find a hotel near Santa Fe that will allow guest if I want that. And I will get a subscription to Colombia Cupid and hope that works as well. Any other suggestions?[/QUOTE]What the duck. In which posts did you see that because I literally saw no one suggest Bogota. You did not even ask about Bogota. You asked about Brazil, Medellin, and Dominican Republic. People only started talking about Bogota when another poster asked for a comparison between Medellin and Bogota.

I doubt anyone would suggest Bogota over Medellin, especially for a first timer. There is nothing in Bogota remotely geared towards foreigners so if you do not speak Spanish you could be in for a less than good time. Bogota is not a vacation destination and it is cold on top of that. Most people suggested Brazil. And some said if the flight to Brazil is too long or the Covid scares you then Medellin. Nobody even mentioned Dominican Republic or Bogota in reference to your question.

[QUOTE=Incrociatore;2489323]
I will arrive at the airport around midnight. I know there is a bus, but I don't know where it stops. I will stay in Laureles.[/QUOTE]

MaliBog420's reply is a good one. I will take his advice.

The druggy zombies usually come out at that hour around the bus stop in El Centro. Think about Walking Dead. They will try to help you with your luggage for tip. I would avoid arriving at El Centro late at night if you don't know how to handle it. At San Diego Mall at that hour, you may see something similar but instead of zombies, you will see just normal people or kids which should not be a problem for you. Carry some small bills for tips just in case.

Bars are NOT closed. Clubs / discos are closed.

In Lleras, for example, Beer Store and Lleras Town were open when I was there. Only thing is that they close earlier. Several bars on La 70 were open.

[QUOTE=Rextor;2489428] I think bars are still closed.

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