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[QUOTE=BigButtDetecto;2578767]You should have around $100 in pesos on hand though every time you come to Colombia just to pay for the taxi especially if your flight is delayed late at night and no currency exchange is available.[/QUOTE]The current taxi fare is 80,000 pesos to Poblado, I think you meant to say 100,000 Pesos.
[QUOTE=RedWaters44;2578735] I have a feeling that the Chicas who speak only Spanish fuck better than bilingual girls anyhow.![/QUOTE]You got that right!
[QUOTE=JjBee62;2578686]If stairs don't bother you, the place I just stayed at might be worth considering. The big downside is that it's on the 5th floor with no elevator. Nice sized balcony, jacuzzi just off the balcony, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths. It's in a quiet, safe area at the south end of Envigado. I think it cost me about $60 per night.
The other downside, at least for you, is the lack of security. There is a locked door at the entrance to the building and you can buzz in any guests (which beats going down and back up the stairs). For me, I preferred that because at one point I had 4 girls come over to hangout and eat pizza. Would have sucked to have a security guard tell me I could only have 1 or 2 at a time.
It's listed as La Esencia apartment on Booking.[/QUOTE]Sounds like a nice set up with three bedrooms.
So when you had the four girls come over to hangout and eat pizza, I'm assuming you banged each one of them, maybe even did some muff diving, and perhaps had two or three of them waiting their turn in one of the other two bedrooms while you were busy.
This is what I would of done! LOL.
[QUOTE=MarquisdeSade1;2578697]You do a great job promoting it jajaja you should get on the payroll for the Plaza Botero Puta Chamber of Commerce jajajaaja.
In any case I spent 6 weeks in Col and I like it, I love Asians P4P scene and the putas there but if it doesn't reopen for another year or doesn't rebound for a few years, I won't be that upset.
Asia is a very long flight, and I am not a big fan of the jungle heat and humidity 24/7 or the monster cockroaches and monster sized rats.
Colombia is good, its not perfect, my biggest issue is the espanol, not sure how easily I can pick up a new language at my age?
I think Latinas / Latinos are much much nicer people if you ask me then say those in the Land of fake smiles jajajaja.
I am white, I don't think many non sex workers in Asia like whites that much? But I don't get that vibe in Latin America, in fact its the exact opposite.
I feel very very welcome!![/QUOTE]As soon as Bangkok and Pattaya in Thailand opens fully back up, I'll be back!
So very different than Colombia for sure, and so exotic and off the wall. I've always had a great time pulling walkers off the street in front of the Nana Plaza in Bangkok and off of Beach road in Pattaya.
The flight is a pain in the ass for sure, but if you go business class not so bad. Other big differences of course are the language, I never have had any issues there as English is widely spoken so that is a big difference with Colombia, and of course it's much safer there as well. And as far Asians in Asia not liking non-Asians, very true indeed.
And the Philippines, well that's a whole different story, probably more like Colombia in some ways, and I've enjoyed myself there as well and will go back as soon as it opens back up as well.
But for now, Medellin is my home base.
[QUOTE=RedWaters44;2578735]Thanks again for taking the time to educate and write such extensive replies![/QUOTE]Another user here named Orgasmico wrote, "Everything is negotiable. Success depends on you. No one can tell you how successful you will be."
As long as you stay safe, no one else gets hurt, and you can look in the mirror and honestly feel no regrets, then it's all good. Have fun.
Guys here usually say never send a chica money. I took a chance one time and sent a little honey 150 mil COP, a measly 40 bucks. In hindsight, I believe she was telling the truth because no asks for such a small amount of money if they are running a scam. The real reason I believed her, the payoff was there when I flew to see her a week later in Bogota, and her gratefulness was worth five times more than the 150 mil COP I fronted her, and she was one of the hottest chicas I ever banged in my life.
Ill be in MDE this Tuesday 6/13/21 (1st time) anyone there and wants to meet up for a cold one and maybe hit some places pm me. I am fluent in espanol.
[QUOTE=Osteoknot;2578205]Are you saying the bags of water are safe to drink? I would like to know.
I remember the first time I saw a little bag of water in Medellin, and thinking how strange.[/QUOTE]Very safe indeed, Coca Cola has a big market share of the bagged water market in Colombia.
[QUOTE=HotelAl;2578953]Ill be in MDE this Tuesday 6/13/21 (1st time) anyone there and wants to meet up for a cold one and maybe hit some places pm me. I am fluent in espanol.[/QUOTE]Are you going back in time? June 13th was a month ago.
[QUOTE=HoyaDay;2578514]Would it be reasonable to hire a guide to take me to relevant places for a non Spanish speaking gringo. We had something like that in Cuba who would also drive us and negotiate prices. If so does anybody know of a reputable person. Looks like someone in other forums is offering similar services too.[/QUOTE]Well you could go to "Real City Tours" and take the walking tour which is all in the El Centro area. They have other tours as well.
[URL]https://realcitytours.com[/URL]
They have a guide and you will be in a group of some number of people. The tour is in English. You will spend about 4 hours going through the downtown area and learning a lot about the history of Medellin. Best of all they don't charge for the tour but at the end they will ask for a "donation" and I think everyone gives 25-30 mil. I found it interesting and well worth the investment in time and the very inexpensive cost.
It's convenient to have a few pesos on hand so you can proceed out of the terminal immediately after you clear customs but $100 in pesos is more than I think anyone needs. The bus into town costs 13,000 pesos. There is free WIFI in the airport. You can use it to order an uber, Didi, or yellow taxi (Coopebombas), all of which accept charge cards. All that aside, the central question I have is what would prevent anyone from using one of the 10 or so ATM machines that are available 24/7 in the terminal?
[QUOTE=BigButtDetecto;2578767]You should have around $100 in pesos on hand though every time you come to Colombia just to pay for the taxi especially if your flight is delayed late at night and no currency exchange is available.[/QUOTE]
Wanted to know if anyone can recommend few more places other than the usual (New life, energy, loutron, fas dos, la lsia, barra ejecutiva, etc).
I know World 69 map has most of places but any feedback will be appreciated.
And, is there other club other than Gusto that have working girls are available around Parque Lleras?
Read post where some beer club might have some but wanted to confirm.
Will be in Medellin next week so feel free to shoot me a message if anyone wants to grab a beer and try few places.
[QUOTE=HotelAl;2578953]Ill be in MDE this Tuesday 6/13/21 (1st time) anyone there and wants to meet up for a cold one and maybe hit some places pm me. I am fluent in espanol.[/QUOTE]I think you missed your flight in June (6), LOL.
How is knowledge of Spanish more of a concern for you than knowledge of Asian languages? Is English more widely spoken in places you frequent in Asia than it is in Colombia?
[QUOTE=MarquisdeSade1;2578697]You do a great job promoting it jajaja you should get on the payroll for the Plaza Botero Puta Chamber of Commerce jajajaaja.
In any case I spent 6 weeks in Col and I like it, I love Asians P4P scene and the putas there but if it doesn't reopen for another year or doesn't rebound for a few years, I won't be that upset.
Asia is a very long flight, and I am not a big fan of the jungle heat and humidity 24/7 or the monster cockroaches and monster sized rats.
Colombia is good, its not perfect, my biggest issue is the espanol, not sure how easily I can pick up a new language at my age?[/QUOTE]
A little more perspective for the guys with sugar babies (not that it will make any difference). Quote from an article on the Colombians responsible for killing the PM of Haiti.
"A former officer in Colombia's army, who asked not to be identified, said that a mercenary who traveled abroad could easily be paid about $2,700 a month, compared with a military salary of about $300 a month even for soldiers with years of combat experience."
[QUOTE=Surfer500;2578807]The current taxi fare is 80,000 pesos to Poblado, I think you meant to say 100,000 Pesos.[/QUOTE]No 100 dollars = 380,000 at the current rate and that should be enough to get the taxi ride and a few necessities, even if you arrive late and don't want to visit an ATM in the dark hours.