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The moral of the story is do not go to Borocay.

I had great fun there, renting a bicycle and touring around. The group I went with was on a "mission", so we went to the villages and gave out some donations. We also rented a boat for a day...great fun - fantastic snorkeling, they will cook lunch for you. Negotiate and negotiate.....If you have a big group with a Filipino negotiator,m I'ts incredible how cheap the price can be.

I was kind of shocked about how the local people feel about the commercial development in Borocay.....kind of conglomerates take over your land and fk u, don't complain.

X






[QUOTE=Lucky Fellow]In March, I have been to Boracay for the second time. In comparison to my first trip in 2007, thinks are getting better IMHO. I agree with the report of Germanboy 2 and recommend to read for anybody think about to go to Boracay.

[url]http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/showpost.php?p=673396&postcount=575[/url]

Some additional remarks and a report what I did.

In my opinion, there is no need to pay 3300 Peso. We stayed in “Alice in Wonderland” for 1800 Peso.

Beware, there are lady boys in Boracay.

The number and the quality of girls available in Boracay is going up in comparison to 2007. The prices for the girls seem to going down.

First girls I met in the aircraft to Caticlan. I sat next to a beautiful girl saying that she is going to stay two weeks to find a boy friend. She said she were an officer. True or not, I don’t know. Maybe, she combined holiday with making some extra money. However, I didn’t see her again at the places where freelancers usually go.
I visited Charlhs-Bar, where the freelancers show up 10 o’clock. A little bit boring, live music, you can speak with the girls. Not the best quality, but not to bad for warming up. Be polite to the girls, they accept, if you don’t like to go with them. To speak with them is good to introduce you into the freelancer scene. Beware, there are lady boys.

More fun, I found at the Summer Place. Some 50 girls are hanging around, starting 11 o’clock.

First day, I spoke with some girls, but no one, I found very exciting. Second day, I met a girl. She offered a massage for one hour (500 Peso), sex for additional 1000 Peso. I agreed. We went to the hotel. The massage was ok, the sex was bad.
Third day, a middle-aged woman trying to make business close to Summer Place offered a massage to me. I declined politely, said I’m looking for sex. I don’t know why, for any reason I continued to speak with her, about the life in Boracay and other normal stuff. After some minutes, she asked me: “Do you want a girl for sex?” I said: “Sounds good.” She sent a text and 20 minutes later, one 22 years old slim girl showed up. Their face was not very nice-looking but ok. The girl was quite nervous. I thought this could because of two reasons: She is horny or she has no experience to do sex with foreigners. After one beer, I was quite sure it was the second reason. Maybe, she was what Germanboy 2 named a staff girl.

In the meantime, a group of four girls, I didn’t see before, appeared, all of them with a good look. Thus, I decided to try my luck with them. I said to the girl “Excuse me, but you are not my type.” (or something like that) She accepted without being sad. Maybe, I was also not her type J.

When I came closer to the group, I saw, what I want, a little “black magic woman”. After half an hour, she and I knew how to spend the night. She was nice, didn’t ask for money and later on willing to satisfy me. Next morning, I was a little bit unsure how to handle with her. At 11 o’ clock, I was hungry and invited her for breakfast. She didn’t want. I gave her 1000 Peso. She looked at me between astonished and surprised. I made a date for the night, she agreed and I had a “girl friend” for the rest of my days in Boracay (another three nights).

Next night, a friend of mine took a friend of her for three nights. Same experience!

If you like discotheques, I recommend Cocomangas. The happy hours end 9:30. However, there is no need to be there before 10 o’ clock. Here, there are two types of girls: The girls sitting and staying at the bar are looking for Caucasians. The numbers of these girls vary between some 10 at the beginning up to a maximum of maybe 30 after 12 o’ clock. The age I would say between 22 and 30. The look, see at the picture. And I think without attitude. Some girls from Charlhs-Bar and Summer Place came also by late at night.

The majority of the girls (younger and nicer than the girls at the bar) running in came for Koreans and went in the back of the discotheque. No way to meet them. I think they meet their costumers before.

I’ve been there on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. On Saturday, there were many local guys. Some of them a little bit drunk, trying to contact the girl came with me (and also other girls dancing with other guys). Such a situation scares me a little bit. However, my girl solved the situation in a good way by moving away from these guys. The other days were ok, no problems.

Take, or not to take: That is the question

I agree with the most of the reporters, you are on the safe side to take a girl with you to Boracay. If you don’t, you are here in a competition situation with other guys. Strange for me, not with the most younger guys coming here for diving and surfing but with middle aged guys.

If you are a nice guy, you are funny and you fear to spend a week or more with just one girl could be boring, then come alone to Boracay.

Prices

Three girls spoke about money. They offered between 1500 and 2500 Peso. I didn’t bargain because I didn’t intend to take one them. I observed that not many girls were successfully in these seven days (Summer Place, Cocomangas). And if, then mostly one times only. Therefore, I think you can lower the price to 1000 Peso for ST and 1500 for LT. If you take a girl for a couple of days, 1000 Pesos should be ok.
And even, if you can not lower the price, think: Taking a girl e.g. from Angeles costs maybe 1000 Peso a day for the bar, I don’t know how much for the air plane (7000 ?), I don’t know how much for food and beverages in Boracay (500 a day?). I know the quality of these girls is much better. But taking all this into account, you can pay 2000 Peso and you still save money.

By the way, what to do with a girl you take with you from Angeles or so and you fed up with her after a couple of days?

Low Season

I was told, that the most girls will leave Boracay in low season (starts in May?) and come back in November. Thus, if you come in low season, is could be a different business.

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There was an internet article about Baguio (although somewhat negative tone). Anyone have more info from the ground?


Prostitution on the rise in the summer capital of the Philippines

Baguio City, the summer capital of the Philippines and once served as the R & R of the American servicemen and the Federal personnel of the US government, is now a heaven for prostitution. Although, the city is not known for prostitution flesh trade has increased for the past years. This year alone, record shows the prevalence of prostitution all over the city. Local women of all ages and of different social classes are now part of the oldest profession in the world, and that is prostitution. They ply their trade in the parks, malls, school premises and other places where easy clients are available. Burnham Park, the “brain child” of American Architect Daniel Burnham, and one of the city’s oldest tourist attraction, became the center of prostitution. Prostitutes converged in the serene premises of the park where transaction are being made. Most of them are young and reasonably poor that education depends on their being a prostitute. Others are trend setters, yuppies who defy morality and family values, because they’re attuned to the present norm of earthly desires, they resort to prostitution. The city government seems not in a hurry to resolve the issue of prostitution but sit idly by.

You should be more detailed for your source than "internet article." It comes from UNESCO:

unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0007/000772/077215eo.pdf

This is typical social welfare BS. Yes there are stray prosti's around Burnham Park late at night. Yes, girls can occasionally be picked up in the mall and market areas for money. This is nothing new or unique to Baguio (except the name of the park).

[QUOTE=Manfest]There was an internet article about Baguio (although somewhat negative tone). Anyone have more info from the ground?


Prostitution on the rise in the summer capital of the Philippines

Baguio City, the summer capital of the Philippines and once served as the R & R of the American servicemen and the Federal personnel of the US government, is now a heaven for prostitution. Although, the city is not known for prostitution flesh trade has increased for the past years. This year alone, record shows the prevalence of prostitution all over the city. Local women of all ages and of different social classes are now part of the oldest profession in the world, and that is prostitution. They ply their trade in the parks, malls, school premises and other places where easy clients are available. Burnham Park, the “brain child” of American Architect Daniel Burnham, and one of the city’s oldest tourist attraction, became the center of prostitution. Prostitutes converged in the serene premises of the park where transaction are being made. Most of them are young and reasonably poor that education depends on their being a prostitute. Others are trend setters, yuppies who defy morality and family values, because they’re attuned to the present norm of earthly desires, they resort to prostitution. The city government seems not in a hurry to resolve the issue of prostitution but sit idly by.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Lucky Fellow][url]http://www.asia-sextourist.de/phil/sex_phil.htm[/url][/QUOTE]

I know this is a German website, but is there an English version of this site?

Slim

Hi Slim,

I’m sorry, there is no English version of this website. Which page(s) do you want me to translate?

This site consists of several subjects. One part deals with the countries Thailand, Philippines as well as Cambodia and their destinations. Containing stuff like: How to arrive at the destination? What is there. Prices, Hotels
These sites are easy to translate.

The other part deals with stuff like: How to behave? General rules. Hints to the country. How to spot Lady boys. Why you should not marry. And so on. These sites are hard to translate, because of using German slang and German background (Laws, school system)

[QUOTE=Lucky Fellow]Hi Slim,

I’m sorry, there is no English version of this website. Which page(s) do you want me to translate?[/QUOTE]

Thanks for the offer, I can figure out most of it. May try Babal to see what it does.

Slim

What utter garbage (how I WISH it was true). Baguio is the worst big city for the hobby in the Philippines. Does any experienced Philippine traveler disagree? Maybe Cotabato, capital of the ARMM, but I doubt it as evil many Muslim men still like to hobby.

It also bears noting that the folks from Benguet province are the least attractive of ALL Filipinas (the Igorots of Ifugao Province do not consider themselves "Filipino" and they MIGHT be even less attractive). Baguio is what happens to Filipinas when they congregate in the US, the Worst of both Worlds.

Baguio people are also the least friendly (though I've no been to Basilan or Jolo). Other than as a respite from the heat and a waystation on the drive to Mountain / Ifugao Province, Baguio aint much IMHO. The much vaunted strawberries are a joke (compared to REAL strawberries). The novelty of pine forests wears off quickly, and the traffic can approach Manila levels despite having about 1% of the population of MM. Ok if your into Golf that might be a reason to go there, but for chasing skirt it is a waste, especially considering that Poro point is only 90 minutes drive down the mountain.

[QUOTE=Lucky Fellow][url]http://www.asia-sextourist.de/phil/sex_phil.htm[/url][/QUOTE]
Even though it's a German language site they have excellent maps printed in English. Very helpful in making my trip plans.

Guys,

I'm flying tonight to boracay and latter to Palawan.

7 years ago it was my first time at boracay. It was off seasons full of lady boys but not good selection of ladies.

I did however manage to score an American lady who lived there and own a coffee shop. Her name was Nadin.

This time I like to combine diving, photography and some sex adventures. Flight to Philippines from BKK is 7000bht return, by cebu Pacific air.

Its off season now but I hope I will have some photos to post.

Does anyone have any reports on this region? It is on the island to the west of Cebu. I don't remember which are the major cities on this island. Any info is greatly appreciated.

If you haven't already done so, check out the Dumaguete thread. Dumaguete is on SE end of Negros just across the Tanon Strait from SW part of Cebu island. Bacolod is on the opposite side of the island and I don't remember any recent review of that city.

Where are you going?

X

[QUOTE=Samchad]Does anyone have any reports on this region? It is on the island to the west of Cebu. I don't remember which are the major cities on this island. Any info is greatly appreciated.[/QUOTE]

Not as attractive a city and in a less desirable location (although there are flights from Cebu, unlike Dumaguette). And a brand new airport just opened at Bacolod.

Gentlemen,

Does anyone have any hotel reccomendations for Baguio. I am looking for something around $30 if there are any.

Ciao,

Kid

[QUOTE=Samchad]Does anyone have any reports on this region? It is on the island to the west of Cebu. I don't remember which are the major cities on this island. Any info is greatly appreciated.[/QUOTE]Check out my notes on Dumaguet. I will also write up something for Bacolod.

[QUOTE=Kidgib9]Does anyone have any hotel reccomendations for Baguio.[/QUOTE]I checked out four or five yesterday and ended up at the Prime Hotel, P1500 including breakfast. Perfect location at the bottom of Session Rd. Rooms with balconies have a nice street view but are very noisy. The place is rather old and worn, but better than anything else I could find in the area.