Nairobi

[QUOTE=Darwin;2856594]Right. Dinner is because I'm definitely looking for full-on GFE. I'm inviting one to hike Mt Kenya with me, and two others to come to Lamu. That kind of GFE is definitely more expensive 😅. But I understand the appeal of quick & easy too. I'll definitely be more in that mode in Mombasa region.[/QUOTE]Hiking? Most kenchicks are not used to walk 100 yards. In high Heels? They take a pikipiki wherever they go. Hiking mount Kenya? You made my day. Hahaha. Invite her for chicken dinner. That's all. Waste of money and time. Romance is a western invention 200 years ago. Unknown in Africa. Just say you want jiggi jiggi for chicken and chips dinner and transport money. Don't get complicated. These are not western spoiled brain dead #metoo women. Or why do you thing I live in Africa?

Mwalimu.

(at) AlwaysHorny2 / (at) Tottem: now-now brothers, no need to bicker. We're all in the same game, just different ways of playing, hahaha.

I don't normally but there're some rare times I've paid over-market for Casual; one time was this, it was totally worth it! [URL]http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/forum/showthread.php?2682-Nairobi&p=2747306#post2747306[/URL]. If anybody finds this chick at one of the Bistros or elsewhere, let me know!

[QUOTE=Darwin;2856594]Dinner is because I'm definitely looking for full-on GFE. ... But I understand the appeal of quick & easy too.[/QUOTE]And this is it, exactly: when ya want In&Out, then 5 K and under is acceptable; for GFE, it's going to be 5 K and more, easy.

Sure it's possible to get either for 'free', but This is Kenya (TM) -- you're going to pay, one way or another, eventually.

I typically want GFE, as my visits are usually 1-3 months at a time, and I don't want the headache of going thru the pro / semi ratcatcher circuit. So my radar & focus is always on the ladies who will make nice virtual GFs -- yes, even at a price.

Guys, no offense to anyone here. But chill out. Who cares what one pays. I've paid $500 in the US for an average chick because I can and the equivalent of $40 to a super hot chick in Medellin and everything in between. It really is irrelevant. Unless you are there, each situation is different. Even with the same girl. We should be super appreciative of anyone who post real info and real experiences here as it helps everyone. PEACE.

Man, I'm literally sitting here at Mambo meat house in Kileleshwa with a sore the*ck. BTW, the food is good here.

My local "GF" of the less than a week is sexing me senseless. I have not paid ONE cent outside of the couple dates. Her sister came over to me while I was eating lunch. The sister seems to be mid thirties, but my girl is only 25. Last night, her other married sister hosted at their home and they cooked for me. Afterwards my "GF" came back with me and I really wasn't looking for it to be honest because we screwed like crazy the previous night. She says she only had one boyfriend and had not dated for a long time.

These are not poor Kenyans. The family has a nice home in a gated community. The husband grilled me lightly on my visit and plans. I do have some serious thoughts of buying a condo here. I know I'm being set for the long game. I only have a couple weeks before heading to Kampala and I don't mind chilling with her. She is super sweet and can't stop kissing me. The only problem is getting her to leave in the morning which is stretching past noon now.

My point in all of this is that there are all kinds of ways to get sex in Kenya. From the fine waitresses at Art Caffe on Kimanthi that I will not get to smash now, to randoms everywhere you go, I see no reason for anyone to have problems. I could easily post WhatsApp receipts, but I don't feel the need to prove myself. I'm not here to argue with sad men. I highly recommend anyone who is on the fence to visit Nairobi!

[QUOTE=AlwaysHorny2;2857752]Man, I'm literally sitting here at Mambo meat house in Kileleshwa with a sore the*ck. BTW, the food is good here.

My local "GF" of the less than a week is sexing me senseless. I have not paid ONE cent outside of the couple dates. Her sister came over to me while I was eating lunch. The sister seems to be mid thirties, but my girl is only 25. Last night, her other married sister hosted at their home and they cooked for me. Afterwards my "GF" came back with me and I really wasn't looking for it to be honest because we screwed like crazy the previous night. She says she only had one boyfriend and had not dated for a long time.

These are not poor Kenyans. The family has a nice home in a gated community. The husband grilled me lightly on my visit and plans. I do have some serious thoughts of buying a condo here. I know I'm being set for the long game. I only have a couple weeks before heading to Kampala and I don't mind chilling with her. She is super sweet and can't stop kissing me. The only problem is getting her to leave in the morning which is stretching past noon now.

My point in all of this is that there are all kinds of ways to get sex in Kenya. From the fine waitresses at Art Caffe on Kimanthi that I will not get to smash now, to randoms everywhere you go, I see no reason for anyone to have problems. I could easily post WhatsApp receipts, but I don't feel the need to prove myself. I'm not here to argue with sad men. I highly recommend anyone who is on the fence to visit Nairobi![/QUOTE]Well. You're husband material. What do you expect. Sperm donor. We all know that you can get all the pussy you ever wanted. However. Strings attached. The African woman makes sure that the husband never leaves the house hungry or horny.

Mwalimu.

Who who will remain happy single. Too much to taste. I'll be busy in the foreseeable future. But there's rules. The 10 commandments. And to pay. Well that comes later.

[QUOTE=Neddy69;2857765]Well. You're husband material. What do you expect. Sperm donor. We all know that you can get all the pussy you ever wanted. However. Strings attached. The African woman makes sure that the husband never leaves the house hungry or horny.

Mwalimu.

Who who will remain happy single. Too much to taste. I'll be busy in the foreseeable future. But there's rules. The 10 commandments. And to pay. Well that comes later.[/QUOTE]Just how much is it for a late evening and all night sesh these days in nairobi. With the kes struggling is 4/5 k still acceptable. I am in town for 2 weeks in November.

One chick quoted 30 k. I laughed so hard. If I want to get a dildo up my ass with no lube, I will just go to London, have a "date" with a 38+ over weight chick.

And drop 92 GBP on a dinner in London bridge.

[QUOTE=SeanBenz;2857889]Just how much is it for a late evening and all night sesh these days in nairobi. With the kes struggling is 4/5 k still acceptable. I am in town for 2 weeks in November.

One chick quoted 30 k. I laughed so hard. If I want to get a dildo up my ass with no lube, I will just go to London, have a "date" with a 38+ over weight chick.

And drop 92 GBP on a dinner in London bridge.[/QUOTE]There are plenty of women in Nai who have regular income from men or sponsors and with a bit if hustle on the side do quite well. They will ask for stupid amounts like 30 k as they hope to hook an idiot who will pay it as they are not fussed on meeting.

You pay more in Nai than Mombasa, I don't go over 5 k but I only meet for an hour or two, no interest in over nights.

I will fly into Nairobi next month, very early morning, and want to take train (08:00) to Mombasa. Trying to buy ticket on Kenyan railways web site does not offer a suitable payment option for me, so I consider buying train ticket directly in railway station.

Having bad expirience from India, about several hours of waiting in queue, I have to ask: Is it easy to buy train ticket in Nairobi "on the spot" ? No long queue?

And, any cheaper option than (Uber ?) taxi to go from Airport to train station in Nairobi ?

[QUOTE=ReinerOtto;2858651]I will fly into Nairobi next month, very early morning, and want to take train (08:00) to Mombasa. Trying to buy ticket on Kenyan railways web site does not offer a suitable payment option for me, so I consider buying train ticket directly in railway station.

Having bad expirience from India, about several hours of waiting in queue, I have to ask: Is it easy to buy train ticket in Nairobi "on the spot" ? No long queue?

And, any cheaper option than (Uber ?) taxi to go from Airport to train station in Nairobi ?[/QUOTE]Get mpesa first in Nairobi. I personally wouldn't stress myself going straight to the train station from the airport. Usually there's free seats. At least first class seems to be never fully booked. Economy it can happen to be sold out in weekends or holidays. Seats are limited. You can reserve and pay online with mpesa. At the train station arrive at least 1. 5 hours before. There's self service ticket printing machines where you print out your actual ticket. The security is a joke. They have dog handlers. 2 scanners. Worse than any airline. They took my Swiss folding knife. Morons. And on top of that. Immigration checked for illegal white immigrants. Yeah sure. I'm getting tired of the antics. As much as I like the train ride. I just might fly this time. Pain in de ass. Cheaper option. Public bus. Or Bolt.

Mwalimu.

[QUOTE=ReinerOtto;2858651]I will fly into Nairobi next month, very early morning, and want to take train (08:00) to Mombasa. Trying to buy ticket on Kenyan railways web site does not offer a suitable payment option for me, so I consider buying train ticket directly in railway station.

Having bad expirience from India, about several hours of waiting in queue, I have to ask: Is it easy to buy train ticket in Nairobi "on the spot" ? No long queue?

And, any cheaper option than (Uber ?) taxi to go from Airport to train station in Nairobi ?[/QUOTE]Impossible to buy a ticket from outside the country, you had the same issue.

The best is to buy a local sim card just outside the airport and then open a mpesa account, the you can book online. But if you want to go from airport to train it will be too short to create the mpesa.

Otherwise you need to buy the ticket at the train station, I didn't saw any queue there, most people use mpesa, but could depends on the hour when you arrive.

Train station is quite close to airport so the best is to stick to a regular taxi I guess. After you can use bolt or Uber.

Don't confuse the old train station inside Nairobi, the train for Mombasa is in the new one on the airport side.

[QUOTE=ReinerOtto;2858651]I will fly into Nairobi next month, very early morning, and want to take train (08:00) to Mombasa. Trying to buy ticket on Kenyan railways web site does not offer a suitable payment option for me, so I consider buying train ticket directly in railway station.

Having bad experience from India, about several hours of waiting in queue, I have to ask: Is it easy to buy train ticket in Nairobi "on the spot" ? No long queue?

And, any cheaper option than (Uber ?) taxi to go from Airport to train station in Nairobi ?[/QUOTE]Uber or Bolt is your best option from JKIA to Train. If you want cheaper than the few hundred shillings it will cost then things must be bad, really?

If you get a ticket on the day it is likely first class will be sold out but economy should be available. Queues should not be okay.

With Safaricom Madarakatrain booking can be done by *639# and Payment with MPESA. Bolt has often an edge over Uber in Kenya. Other taxis are lore expensive. Matatu is cheaper. By food is cheapest.

By the way it is not a good idea to arrive by plan at Jomo Kenyatta airport and then continue by train to Mombasa a few hours later. I'd go by Jumbojet and avoid all the checking in again which at the train station resembles an airport with the obbligation to be there 2 hours before departure and security checks.

[QUOTE=SceticoBlu;2858692]With Safaricom Madarakatrain booking can be done by *639# and Payment with MPESA. Bolt has often an edge over Uber in Kenya. Other taxis are lore expensive. Matatu is cheaper. By food is cheapest.[/QUOTE]Please, advise, how to pay MPESA from Germany, not having Kenyan phone number.

[QUOTE=ReinerOtto;2858729]Please, advise, how to pay MPESA from Germany, not having Kenyan phone number.[/QUOTE]Not possible.

Or I don't see how. Mpesa is a Safari com service, they request a safaricom sim to work, so you need to be in Kenya to use mpesa.

Not possible to buy madakara train tickets from outside country or via travel agencies maybe.