Medellin Reports

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1. Why are hotels preferred over Airbnbs? Security is not really an issue for me, but do hosts not let you bring chicas over, or what is the deal here? Can they be convinced to let you live a little? Please expend on this. [/QUOTE]Some airbnbs limit guests or have policies that require you to contact the host each time you have a guest for approval. If you find one with a relaxed guest policy, then the consensus seems to say go with that.

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2. If Hotels are really your preferred method, then please provide your favorites. (I do have a list going, but I would love to cross-reference just in case I am missing good ones.).

3. I have a list of casas and clubs from this forum research, but if you do not mind, tell me your favorites; ones that are worth visiting.
[/QUOTE]More of a general comment -- this site can be difficult to extract information from as it is, requiring reading / skimming a lot of irrelevant posts to find what you're looking for. It would be much better for whoever offers to help you, as well as people looking for information in the future like yourself, and it would show good faith, if you wrote your list so far and asked if you were missing any particularly good ones or if any you had were no longer favored, rather than asking people to send you everything from scratch.

Yep got it and fully agree. Good advice!

[QUOTE=YyzTravel;2909183]I usually don't reply to such a question laden post, but I'm going to break my rule here for you and all other peeps who are inspired in the same way: Here is my advice: [B] Stop talking about it and just go and do it.[/B] You can read 100 books on riding a bike, or you can spend 2-3 hours and learn to do it better. I'm wishing you the best of luck, but what you are describing is literally what [B]every guy here wants to do.[/B] They talk about, and then nothing ever comes of it. After doing this now 15+ years, I can tell you out of every 10 guys on this forum talking big dreams, on average less than 1 really go and do it.

Most of your questions can be answered in a single trip to MDE. You are planning a whole lot. Go back 200 pages and read every single post. Take notes, make a map, make a plan and go do it. Don't talk like most of the guys here. Just go do it. Show up in MDE when I'm there and I will show you everything you asked for and more, but until then, I'm going to say. Put your toe in the water before you plan on jumping into the deep end.

[B] P. S. [/B] - Sharks is an amazing FKK, no doubt, but Scandello in Brazil makes Sharks look like a dump.[/QUOTE]

I haven't been to Scandelo but have been to Sharks many times.

What makes Scandelo better in your eyes?

Sharks is easier for me as I am in the UK. I'd love to go to Rio but hadn't thought of going to Sao Paulo but maybe I should to experience Scandelo?

I assume as it is in Brazil the quality of the women is much higher? Probably like how Sharks used to be a few years before the pandemic when you could get hot 8's and 9's (usually Romanian) for 50 euros for 30 mins.

But Sharks the women are walking around naked which is a massive draw. A lot of people, especially older locals just go to watch and chat to hot naked women for free.

Sharks also has a really nice outdoor garden, pool and bbq which in the summer is amazing especially chilling, sunbathing, drinking beer, nice bbq and chatting to naked hot chics.

What makes Scandellos better in your eyes?

[QUOTE=YyzTravel;2909183]I usually don't reply to such a question laden post, but I'm going to break my rule here for you and all other peeps who are inspired in the same way: Here is my advice: [B] Stop talking about it and just go and do it.[/B] You can read 100 books on riding a bike, or you can spend 2-3 hours and learn to do it better. I'm wishing you the best of luck, but what you are describing is literally what [B]every guy here wants to do.[/B] They talk about, and then nothing ever comes of it. After doing this now 15+ years, I can tell you out of every 10 guys on this forum talking big dreams, on average less than 1 really go and do it.

Most of your questions can be answered in a single trip to MDE. You are planning a whole lot. Go back 200 pages and read every single post. Take notes, make a map, make a plan and go do it. Don't talk like most of the guys here. Just go do it. Show up in MDE when I'm there and I will show you everything you asked for and more, but until then, I'm going to say. Put your toe in the water before you plan on jumping into the deep end.

[B] P. S. [/B] - Sharks is an amazing FKK, no doubt, but Scandello in Brazil makes Sharks look like a dump.[/QUOTE]

I've just read about the 8 Americans killed between Nov and Dec 2023 in Medellin (one guy was kidnapped, tortured and thrown off a 250 ft cliff) so I guess I would be very vulnerable to such an attack if I started to post such content.

[QUOTE=Knowledge;2909231]I recommend you tone it way down, especially anything you plan to publish on the Internet. Even if City Hall were not under political pressure over "quality of life" issues, the plans you described would be pushing the envelope. You have been warned, proceed as you choose.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=YyzTravel;2909133]In short, I told my girls I rented the giant luxury property in the middle of the lake in Guatape, and I arranged for Xandu (the eletronica DJ) for the weekend. I rented a giant motor coach, and told them all arrive at 11 am or get left. (we actually left at 12:30 since I know girls there run late). I loaded all the food, alcohol, lighting, drugs and DJ in a bus and just brought it all at one time. I didn't give a shit if the girls knew each other or liked each other, the rule was "cause drama, get kicked out". I probably didn't fuck all of them over the course of 3 days, but I certainly recall when there were 8/9 of us in bed at once when I wanted to do one of those bend-over line ups.[/QUOTE]I used to do threesomes in the 70's, 80's and 90's but around the early 2000's girls started to ask to change the condom after entering each girl which is a mood killer. Did the girls request this?

I sincerely hope my earlier warnings were not too late.

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[QUOTE=YuyuHakusho;2909295]Not the good time at all to book a hotel.
This April 3, Federico Gutirrez has decided to end prostitution for six months in Medellin, and all hotels and Airbnb must follow the rule and not accept visitors. If you look at the latest videos on YouTube of Medellin's street (Plaza Botero for example) there are no girls outside, they are hiding.[/QUOTE]These statements are incorrect on a number of fronts. If you simply read this forum for the last couple of weeks you will see that pretty much everything you have stated is incorrect. Now we will have to endure 1-2 pages of posts trying to correct your random inaccurate post.

[QUOTE=UKBadBoy;2909383]Hi, can you provide your list of Casa's and clubs? I am planning a trip in the next couple of months and this would save me going through all the pages.[/QUOTE]Look under Medellin lists. It's there.

[QUOTE=DiscoverFL;2909424]These statements are incorrect on a number of fronts. If you simply read this forum for the last couple of weeks you will see that pretty much everything you have stated is incorrect. Now we will have to endure 1-2 pages of posts trying to correct your random inaccurate post.[/QUOTE]It's incorrect because girls are still in the park and they are opening bars past 1 am.

However that doesn't mean the decree that prostitution is illegal for 6 months is not active.

Maybe they planted the bomb to push the button later. Right now Medellin would love to make news out of gringo sex tourists to make us look bad. Especially the locals.

So while what's actually going on is opposite to the decree that was put in place. That doesn't mean the decree is not active. Not that I think it would affect vets of mde.

But still got to be careful out there.

Coming to MED in early May for a week for work. I need to conduct my private business with a bit of discretion and also keep things safe. My current plan is.

1. Check into [URL]https://hotelduparc.com.co/[/URL], apparently its a guest-friendly hotel.

2. In the evening, get the girls from [URL]https://lacelestina.co/escorts-prepagos-putas-ubicacion-medellin[/URL].

Thoughts?

Also, I would love to find a girl who can speak some English and who will hang out with me (no sex) and show me the nightlife and tourist spots and not going to drug me. How can I go about finding someone?

Thanks.

Jay.

Be honest, have you ever been to Medellin?

[QUOTE=YuyuHakusho;2909295]Not the good time at all to book a hotel.

This April 3, Federico Gutirrez has decided to end prostitution for six months in Medellin, and all hotels and Airbnb must follow the rule and not accept visitors. If you look at the latest videos on YouTube of Medellin's street (Plaza Botero for example) there are no girls outside, they are hiding. That's why I advise you not to book a hotel. In my opinion the best way to outsamrt this is to take the girls in the cheap room hotel for short time.

Perhaps someone who is currently in Medellin at this time can tell us the exact situation.[/QUOTE]

What's the deal with all the police in Centro today and barriers near the church?

[QUOTE=Knowledge;2909375]I hope this is not anyone we know or who has been reporting here. I sincerely hope my earlier warnings were not too late.
[/QUOTE]Please explain. So if this guy is someone people on this site knows or has been posting here, you hope nothing happens to him. So if "we" know him or he posts here he is a "good" person?

This guy was breaking all kinds of laws and causing trouble which makes all of us foreigners visiting Colombia look bad. I sincerely hope they catch all these types of guys which makes it better for the rest of us who cause no problems and do not need attention.

[QUOTE=YuyuHakusho;2909295]Not the good time at all to book a hotel.

This April 3, Federico Gutirrez has decided to end prostitution for six months in Medellin, and all hotels and Airbnb must follow the rule and not accept visitors. If you look at the latest videos on YouTube of Medellin's street (Plaza Botero for example) there are no girls outside, they are hiding. That's why I advise you not to book a hotel. In my opinion the best way to outsamrt this is to take the girls in the cheap room hotel for short time.

Perhaps someone who is currently in Medellin at this time can tell us the exact situation.[/QUOTE]This noob is posting misinformation and is not even in Medellin nor has posted a single report on it. I think he is shilling for those Colombian protestors who were in Parque Lleras last week protesting against mongering and gringos visiting. I just saw videos today and the scene is fine and girls are roaming around Parque Lleras, Calle 10 and all strip clubs, clubs are open.

I went to the park area about 9 pm Thursday. I had to show my ID to get inside the barriers. I took some food to two of my friends who were working in the bars. I walked through most of the barrier enclosed area in order to find them. I didn't see any obvious working ladies until I was leaving at 10 pm, then only one. She was in the actual park. There were not many customers in any of the four bars I went to searching for my friends. There were many male employees in the area, and they were very helpful in my search. I had two beers at Hooters. I was the only person at the bar, and there were very few people sitting at the tables. As I was going to Hooters, I saw the owner of Patrick's Irish Pub outside the pub. He said Patrick's is totally closed. There's a large "for sale or rent" sign beside the front doors. As I walked down Calle 10 after leaving the barrier area, there were a few working ladies hanging out, but nothing like it was a month and a half ago. I know I was there early, but it was the same time I'd been there in the past with many more people.