Sosua Reports

[QUOTE=Bobsthrobbinknob]I was there 2 weeks April/2 weeks May and it was Freaking Hot. Normally I can go it with just a ceiling fan and a little 9" fan by my bed (if I have to) but had to change accommodations for A/C. Turned out good though, found the perfect place for me.

Anyway, there was a downpour pretty much every afternoon and some at night. It's just the rainy season, but really, it just cools things off a bit, and when it rains, the Dominicanas like to screw.

Hot/Cold/Dry/ or raining.... is it really a show stopper for you?[/QUOTE]

Thanks Bob,
No not a show stopper, just like the sun and beach more then the rain.
Since I will be there for a month, I know the weather is tricky, no guarantee's just wanted a idea which you provided.
It's down to Sousa or Cartagena Colombia, been to both with Sousa having a slight lead since my condo price and air fare is better.
Now back to the spanish learning CD's

Thanks for the info

Nowrath

[QUOTE=Bravo]Whats the story with all thse massage spots I see around town? I must have spied about 7 of them so far, everytime i pass one, there are like 7 haitian women sitting outside offering massages. Is it a real massage, a happy ending place? what? and how much is the cost?[/QUOTE]

Why don't you stop and talk to them and find out what it is all about?

There have always been a couple of massage places like Belkis hairdressing salon near Casa Marina, and a little massage place opposite the large bank down there, but never with as many as seven girls outside, so this seems like a new development. Usually massage, hand job, blow job, full sex are negotiable. If you find a girl you like, it may be better to have the massage and arrange to meet her off duty and take her somewhere for sex.

Prices, like anything else, are subject to negotiation.

One trick is to negotiate a price for massage, then after the flip get your dick hard and then demand a big (excessive) fee to finish you off. Just watch out for that. 1000 pesos would be OK for real massage plus hand/mouth job, but the problem is that in most of these places the massage is rather perfunctory and is just a prelude to sexual activity rather than a real massage.

If you have never done it, definitely worth the experience.

Normally June isn't too bad and what I like about Sosua is the constant breeze. I was there last week and it was much warmer than normal. As said, there were late afternoon/early evening rains but cleared everyday by the time to head out for the bars.

[QUOTE=Bq Ribs]Great Question...............

In the town of Sosua ain't crap to do during the day except go to the beach, stay at your hotel, or sit on a bar stool on clisante.........

Now if you were in Santo Domingo.............. just kidding Sosua guys[/QUOTE]
I usually just go to the beach, hang out by a bar or a pool, or get laid. Explain to me why this is a problem?

[QUOTE=Member #2041]I usually just go to the beach, hang out by a bar or a pool, or get laid. Explain to me why this is a problem?[/QUOTE]
Who said it was a problem?????????????

I responded to a question asked by Bravo. Now can you explain to me where the problem arose?

It seems Bravo is looking for more to do during the day than just hang out at the beach or hang out at the bar......................


Heeeelllllllllloooooooooooooo

[QUOTE=Bravo]What is there to do during the daytime in Sosua? I find myself most days just sitting around watching the world cup anc waiting for the night to come. I didnt see any malls or cinemas or anything worth visiting like a tourist attraction. With the exception of sitting by the pool or calling over a girl from an afternoon romp, what is there to do in Sosua?[/QUOTE]

[quote=bravo]whats the story with all thse massage spots i see around town? i must have spied about 7 of them so far, everytime i pass one, there are like 7 haitian women sitting outside offering massages. is it a real massage, a happy ending place? what? and how much is the cost?[/quote]

dem be some great rd500 bbbj spots with a little neck rub too if you want!
make sure you have your dough tucked away, and no propina is needed, just prenegotiate exactly what you want. try the salon to the right of happy bar, they have a secret back room for extras, and is clean. m&m is still the best therapeutic massage, sorry no extras and costs rd700. kika massage in the plaza behind the shark bar is a former m&m gal and you may get extras on top of a wonderful massage.

[QUOTE=Member #2041]I usually just go to the beach, hang out by a bar or a pool, or get laid. Explain to me why this is a problem?[/QUOTE]


There is nothing wrong with it, if that is what you are used to. But being a Rio vet where there are hundreds of things to do during the daytime (and we are not even talking about termas). From a bunch of site seeing spots, Cristo, Sugar Loaf, Botanico, Zoo, Maracana,etc.... Plus a million shopping centers with the hottest girls on the planet, cinemas, resteraunts. Hell they even have horse racing, Gyms, horse back riding tracks, even a huge water park.

So while some guys may be content to sit poolside for 9 hours a day, I am accustomed to having a million different options. That is why Sosua is driving me nuts, cause i am bored to death between 8AM - 8 PM.

[QUOTE=Bravo]There is nothing wrong with it, if that is what you are used to. But being a Rio vet where there are hundreds of things to do during the daytime (and we are not even talking about termas). From a bunch of site seeing spots, Cristo, Sugar Loaf, Botanico, Zoo, Maracana,etc.... Plus a million shopping centers with the hottest girls on the planet, cinemas, resteraunts. Hell they even have horse racing, Gyms, horse back riding tracks, even a huge water park.

So while some guys may be content to sit poolside for 9 hours a day, I am accustomed to having a million different options. That is why Sosua is driving me nuts, cause i am bored to death between 8AM - 8 PM.[/QUOTE]

Then get out of Sosua if you are bored. Get the Caribe Tours bus to Santiago. It like 2 hours away. You can go around downtown and hoe watch. Got to the monument and have some drinks and hoe watch. There are a few malls where you can Hoe watch or crack a biyatch if you want.

Just don't sit there looking stupid by the pool. At least got to POP. You can walk around, because it's small, and Hoe watch.

There is plenty of stuff to do you just have to venture out.

I can understand why you see sitting around all day as a problem. It's boring.

[QUOTE=Bravo]...........So while some guys may be content to sit poolside for 9 hours a day, I am accustomed to having a million different options. That is why Sosua is driving me nuts, cause i am bored to death between 8AM - 8 PM.[/QUOTE]
Bravo I know exactly how you feel, that is one of the things that made me stop coming to Sosua. I remember a few years ago when I started out in the DR one trip I spent 17 days in Sosua. After a week I was going crazy with seeing the same shit day in and day out. I still remember trying to get an earlier flight out of that town but the change fare was more than it would have cost me in hotel bills to stick it out.

I did an ATV tourist trip that got me out of town for a day which wasn't bad. A trip to Puerto Plata is not worth the effort just to ride the Teleferico and walk the malecon. A shopping mall? A movie theater? A decent park? You can forget all of them.

Maybe you could take the Metro or Caribe Tours bus to Santiago. Walk around a bit. Have lunch and come on back. Cabarete? Same scene as Sosua.

Good Luck................

[QUOTE=Bravo]There is nothing wrong with it, if that is what you are used to. But being a Rio vet where there are hundreds of things to do during the daytime (and we are not even talking about termas). From a bunch of site seeing spots, Cristo, Sugar Loaf, Botanico, Zoo, Maracana,etc.... Plus a million shopping centers with the hottest girls on the planet, cinemas, resteraunts. Hell they even have horse racing, Gyms, horse back riding tracks, even a huge water park.

So while some guys may be content to sit poolside for 9 hours a day, I am accustomed to having a million different options. That is why Sosua is driving me nuts, cause i am bored to death between 8AM - 8 PM.[/QUOTE]
I never said I sit by the pool all day. Normally, I go to the beach, go snorkeling, swim in the ocean, flirt with some ladies, and maybe shag one of them. I generally only do the pool for an hour or so before dinner, when I don't feel like getting all sandy. That's if I stay in Sosua. I may also go out whale watching in Samana, watch a baseball game, go out fishing in the ocean, etc. Also, while it will only kill 30-40 minutes or so, but the Jewish museum is quite interesting for me, being Jewish, it describes an important bit of world history. There's also the Casino, although if I'm going to drop some cash, I want to make sure I also drop a load of sperm as well. You can take a panga out and go fishing as well. You can go to Cabarete and go windsurfing or kite surfing.

The bottom line is, Sosua is mainly about beach, and pussy. There are other things to do in other places, which can be done easily.

[QUOTE=Bravo]There is nothing wrong with it, if that is what you are used to. But being a Rio vet where there are hundreds of things to do during the daytime (and we are not even talking about termas). From a bunch of site seeing spots, Cristo, Sugar Loaf, Botanico, Zoo, Maracana,etc.... Plus a million shopping centers with the hottest girls on the planet, cinemas, resteraunts. Hell they even have horse racing, Gyms, horse back riding tracks, even a huge water park.

So while some guys may be content to sit poolside for 9 hours a day, I am accustomed to having a million different options. That is why Sosua is driving me nuts, cause i am bored to death between 8AM - 8 PM.[/QUOTE]Think about what you're saying, man. You're comparing a small town in the Caribbean to one of the larger cities in the world. What do you expect? Seriously. Rio will be hosting the Olympic games, for Pete's sake. There is nothing in the Caribbean that could compare.

I think that if you want to enjoy yourself you need to start with changing your perspective and expectations. And this is just a principle in life in general. Appreciate things for what they are and you'll find all things a bit more enjoyable.

[QUOTE=Lagocache]Think about what you're saying, man. You're comparing a small town in the Caribbean to one of the larger cities in the world. What do you expect? Seriously. Rio will be hosting the Olympic games, for Pete's sake. There is nothing in the Caribbean that could compare.[/QUOTE]I hear that. We are talking about a city of 14+million (Rio) versus a city of 12,000 (Sosua) and whole country of only 9 million (DR). That is like comparing New York City to Bum Fuck, Montana. Like 2041 said, the DR is all about beaches and b*tches.

[QUOTE=Mr Gogo]La Roca's, is shut down. Thats the restaurant on the left as you go down the hill toward the beach. High traffic location, lets see what happens next if anything.[/QUOTE]Are you Serious? Damn that sucks. You would figure since the restaurant have one of the best traffic location that it would survive. Alot of businesses are going down faster then Usain Bolt in a 100meter dash.

I've also been noticing that the property values are starting drop significantly as well.

[QUOTE=Bravo]So while some guys may be content to sit poolside for 9 hours a day, I am accustomed to having a million different options. That is why Sosua is driving me nuts, cause i am bored to death between 8AM - 8 PM.[/QUOTE]

There are plenty of activities within a reachable distance of Sosua, they just are not advertised very much.

Fish, Scuba, Whale Watching, Golf, Beach, Paragliding, glass bottom boats, Baseball games are fun, work out in gym, shopping, Cinema, sailing, hiking/swimmingdiving up waterfall streams, Dune buggy driving through swamps, reading, Casinos, Check out Blackbeards for 1/2 day then continue on to the tourist location where Columbus established his first American Settlement in the direction of Haiti. Take a Mr Toads wild ride bus trip to Santiago for a day of exploring. There are Dominican Cigar factory tours, Dominican rum factory Tours. Motorcycle tours, Mountain Biking, Rafting, Teleferico...There is a ton of stuff, just google it.

There is an old saying: Boredom is an insult to oneself.

[QUOTE=Mr Enternational] Like 2041 said, the DR is all about beaches and b*tches.[/QUOTE]
Actually, I said it was about beaches and pussy. I don't go around calling an entire group of people bitches.