Sosua Reports

[QUOTE=SavePros321]Can anyone comment on what there is to do in Cabarete if you decided to take a chica there with you for half a day or so (if only just to get her out of the Sosua atmosphere for a while)? I'm not looking to wind surfing or anything like that.

There doesn't seem to be much info on the place in that thread, plus most of the post are from guys who either ended up there and realized there should have went to Sosua instead, or wannabe mongerers (guys who show up with the wife and fam and spend most of their trip trying to figure out how to sneak over to Sosua without getting caught, lol).

If Cabarete is not worth the trip over then please don't hesitate to say so![/QUOTE]I like to take chicas to Cabarete for exactly the same reason,get out of the "sewer". Not much to do but you can kill a half day just walking the streets going into the small shops (if she's not a greedy pig) take a swim and have lunch on the beach. There is a cigar shop there that is owned by a senior member here.

[QUOTE=SavePros321]Can anyone comment on what there is to do in Cabarete if you decided to take a chica there with you for half a day or so (if only just to get her out of the Sosua atmosphere for a while)? I'm not looking to wind surfing or anything like that.

There doesn't seem to be much info on the place in that thread, plus most of the post are from guys who either ended up there and realized there should have went to Sosua instead, or wannabe mongerers (guys who show up with the wife and fam and spend most of their trip trying to figure out how to sneak over to Sosua without getting caught, lol).

If Cabarete is not worth the trip over then please don't hesitate to say so![/QUOTE]On all my trips to Sosua I have made arrangments to scuba dive and wind surf. My dive club that I use is located in Cabarete which I spend most of my time during the day before I return to the villa I rent in Sosua (see my reports #5335 & 5336)

I have found lots to do at the beach which is better than Sosua Bay. On the beach in Cabarete you will find a large number of good restaurants, stores, shops, p4p,ect. some right on the beach. There are atleast 2 wind surf stores that you can use. They also offer massages right on the beach. The hard part is finding a place to park if you drive. So yes, Cabarete is worth the trip.
My 2cents.

[quote=savepros321]can anyone comment on what there is to do in cabarete if you decided to take a chica there with you for half a day or so (if only just to get her out of the sosua atmosphere for a while)? i'm not looking to wind surfing or anything like that. [/quote]

if you are not into [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord117][CodeWord117][/url], then all there is to do eat and drink at more expensive restaurants in cabarete. the nightlife is a bit like southbeach meets ibiza at night on the beach, fun for one night max.

if you are looking for a touristy adventure take your novia to laguna grigri in rio san juan and have lunch. i would just rent a car and go fuck on a deserted beach and have a picnic!

there are few beautiful deserted beaches not far from sosua. punta rucia is one, and you can eat lunch in maimon where all the fisherman have little shacks and sell fresh cooked fish.

[QUOTE=SavePros321]Can anyone comment on what there is to do in Cabarete if you decided to take a chica there with you for half a day or so (if only just to get her out of the Sosua atmosphere for a while)? I'm not looking to wind surfing or anything like that.

There doesn't seem to be much info on the place in that thread, plus most of the post are from guys who either ended up there and realized there should have went to Sosua instead, or wannabe mongerers (guys who show up with the wife and fam and spend most of their trip trying to figure out how to sneak over to Sosua without getting caught, lol).

If Cabarete is not worth the trip over then please don't hesitate to say so![/QUOTE]
Buscemi took the words out of my mouth.

He is very accurate.

[QUOTE=SavePros321]For those of you who have called Orange phones in DR:

I was trying to call a chica via SKYPE and after about 4 "beeps" I get a recorded message that says "The Orange number you have dialed cannot be reached." Does anyone know whether or not:

A) Her phone may be off (no minutes)
B) Her phone may be off (powered down)
C) She just may not be answering the phone
??

Interestingly, there is no option to leave a voice mail (I doubt the chicas even take the time to set it up; I know I dont) and I never get charged by SKYPE when this happens.

Anyone have an idea of what might have happened? I only talked to her once but after that I just get the recorded message that I mentioned above. It can't be that she is avoiding me because she was already asking me to bring her shit (parfum) once I return next month, lol...[/QUOTE]I called a chica in Sosua last night using SKYPE and a couple of times in the past month. She is using a phone with Orange service 829 area code. You will get the above message if you do not dial 1 first.

Hope this helps,

Bogiemaker

[quote=buscemi]if you are not into [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord117][CodeWord117][/url], then all there is to do eat and drink at more expensive restaurants in cabarete. the nightlife is a bit like southbeach meets ibiza at night on the beach, fun for one night max.

if you are looking for a touristy adventure take your novia to laguna grigri in rio san juan and have lunch. i would just rent a car and go fuck on a deserted beach and have a picnic!

there are few beautiful deserted beaches not far from sosua. punta rucia is one, and you can eat lunch in maimon where all the fisherman have little shacks and sell fresh cooked fish.[/quote]
i might give cabarete a look see one night especially if you can be on the beach at night.

fucking on a deserted beach sounds like fun, but i dont think i would try it unless i am packing heat. don't want to end up in one of those "situations" (for those of you who have seen the movie "midnight cowboy") if a pack of horny (male) locals run across our naked asses in the middle of doing the nasty :(

or maybe i worry too much, lol...(?)

[quote=buscemi]if you are not into [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord117][CodeWord117][/url], then all there is to do eat and drink at more expensive restaurants in cabarete. the nightlife is a bit like southbeach meets ibiza at night on the beach, fun for one night max.

if you are looking for a touristy adventure take your novia to laguna grigri in rio san juan and have lunch. i would just rent a car and go fuck on a deserted beach and have a picnic!

there are few beautiful deserted beaches not far from sosua. punta rucia is one, and you can eat lunch in maimon where all the fisherman have little shacks and sell fresh cooked fish.[/quote]

do the laguna gri gri and rent a boat. take a lunch with you with drinks and ice. takes about 2-3 hours depending on the "captain". you go thru the mangroves (lots of birdlife) across a small bay and into a cave, then a swim spot and finally a nice beach, playa caleton, before returning. great time with a chica who can swim and even better with another couple. boat runs about 1000p if memory serves.

Anyone know if the Columbus Water Park is open?

I went there last year with my wingman. We actual went there on a Saturday just to take a look and get a bite to eat..saw some nice chicas. Next thing we know were in the pool..... 2 hours later we were all friends. They met us at Classico that same night....what a good time we all had.

Funny thing is, I remember when I was swimming humming the Jaws song I felt like a great white shark going in for the kill.

Put a search on it in Youtube.


"Sosua's Columbus Water Park, Dominican Republic"

i met a chick in sosua (forgot her name) when i first came to sosua about 2 years ago or so. anyway, she wasnt that hot but we always talk and are 'friends'. if i sit at the bar and i see her, i make sure i look out for her and buy her a drink. she isn't my type but she is ok looking. anyway, i mess with her a lot bc she just had a baby (her second) and i always tell pple she is my babys mother when they see us talking and drinking(shes not my type but she is cool). ok. we were talking last time i was in sosua and i ask her who is her babydaddy bc she is alwys asking me for peso for [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord131][CodeWord131][/url]. she tells me that her babydaddy is an american whose condom broke. i then think to myself 'why did you keep the baby? '. if you are broke and prostituting to feed you and the baby you currently have. why add another burden?. so somebody tell me, can women in the d. r. get abortions? i know even though most of the girls in dr are catholic, even though they are putas, but why bring babies in the world that you can't support? the same logic can be applied to americans too but at least there is welfare here. i don't think so in d. r.

[quote=bigup]anyone know if the columbus water park is open?

i went there last year with my wingman. we actual went there on a saturday just to take a look and get a bite to eat..saw some nice chicas. next thing we know were in the pool..... 2 hours later we were all friends. they met us at classico that same night....what a good time we all had.

funny thing is, i remember when i was swimming humming the jaws song i felt like a great white shark going in for the kill.

put a search on it in youtube.

"sosua's columbus water park, dominican republic"[/quote]i remember seeing the webpage for that place, which had photos of the different water rides. i went looking for the place a few years ago. i asked people in the street in sosua, most didn't know what i was talking about. i never found it. seems like it could be a fun place if and when it is open.

[url]http://www.puertoplataguide.com/columbus.html[/url]

"columbus aguaparque, sousa, carretera / highway, tel: (809) 571-2646, come and enjoy the biggest waterpark in the caribbean, 14 waterslides of all speeds, relax on the lazy river after all of the excitement, children love the pirate's island, the beach boat, and many floating animals, bars, restaurant and much more"

[QUOTE=Bogiemaker]I called a chica in Sosua last night using SKYPE and a couple of times in the past month. She is using a phone with Orange service 829 area code. You will get the above message if you do not dial 1 first.

Hope this helps,

Bogiemaker[/QUOTE]
Thanks. I deleted this post because I ended up getting ahold of her. She actually called my stateside cell phone (oopps, lol) and hung up after the first ring, indicating she wanted me to call her back.

I guess the other times I times I tried to call she was "busy", lol.

Oh, and it seems that SKYPE already adds the "1" for you if you select the Dominican Republic mobile option (this chica also uses 829).

[QUOTE=Bogiemaker]I called a chica in Sosua last night using SKYPE and a couple of times in the past month. She is using a phone with Orange service 829 area code. You will get the above message if you do not dial 1 first.

Hope this helps,

Bogiemaker[/QUOTE]

She could not talk, my dick was in her mouth, she is available now!

Sorry...could not resist, I do not call them after I leave the island, they just ask for money and stuff. These chicas go through phone numbers like hair extensions FYI. Call her amiga if she is that important.

[QUOTE=Koki9290]Do the Laguna Gri Gri and rent a boat. Take a lunch with you with drinks and ice. Takes about 2-3 hours depending on the "captain". You go thru the mangroves (lots of birdlife) across a small bay and into a cave, then a swim spot and finally a nice beach, Playa Caleton, before returning. Great time with a chica who can swim and even better with another couple. Boat runs about 1000P if memory serves.[/QUOTE]
Now this sounds pretty interesting. Is it 2-3 hours because they are actually taking you to (new) different spots? Or is the Captain just circling around the bay over and over again (making it "seem" like you are going to new spots)?

[QUOTE=SavePros321]Now this sounds pretty interesting. Is it 2-3 hours because they are actually taking you to (new) different spots? Or is the Captain just circling around the bay over and over again (making it "seem" like you are going to new spots)?[/QUOTE]Some photos of the docking area Laguna Gris Gris. I have photos of Cabarete, I just have to find them.

[QUOTE=Helpmann]I agree. Nevertheless, I recently invested $50 in some new audio/video surveillance toys.

-Helpmann :D[/QUOTE]

That's funny. I have those glasses also.