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No need to ask a girl ¿Usted es abogada? But I always ask a girl all pertinent details that may show up on her ID. Then when I see it, I can verify if it belongs to her or not, as usually girls fail to match their story and their fake ID or borrowed ID. Helped me many times. When in doubt and I still want to proceed with the girl, I send her home to bring a real one.
[QUOTE=Questner;2264769]No need to ask a girl Usted es abogada? But I always ask a girl all pertinent details that may show up on her ID. Then when I see it, I can verify if it belongs to her or not, as usually girls fail to match their story and their fake ID or borrowed ID. Helped me many times. When in doubt and I still want to proceed with the girl, I send her home to bring a real one.[/QUOTE]My trip is January 3 to 12, I'm flying in and out of Cartagena, also planning on Santa Marta and Medellin I think. This is my first time and would love an experienced road dog to chase down chicas with. I already have some great prospects through Tinder but still trying to figure out where to stay for maximum hobbying and minimal problems. So if anyone else has a similar schedule please let me know. Thanks!
[QUOTE=Rhino808;2265706]My trip is January 3 to 12, I'm flying in and out of Cartagena, also planning on Santa Marta and Medellin I think. This is my first time and would love an experienced road dog to chase down chicas with. I already have some great prospects through Tinder but still trying to figure out where to stay for maximum hobbying and minimal problems. So if anyone else has a similar schedule please let me know. Thanks![/QUOTE]Just make sure wherever you stay allows guests. That's the main thing.
I'm planning my first trip down and I don't speak any Spanish. Any tips / resources on quickest way to learn some Spanish? Or key Spanish phrases to know?
Hi all!
I'm planning a trip for myself and a couple friends to Cartagena in May. I considered Panama City and Jaco as well and decided on Cartagena for a few reasons. I'm new to the board, and I see it's good manners to contribute before asking questions so, below is the info I've gathered from researching the board. If any of the regulars on here have anything to add or correct, I'd appreciate it!
Jaco.
-Beachfront; Not white sand like the Caribbean but decent beach; better than Cartagena's beach which is small to nonexistent near the city.
-Girls cost a bit more than in Cartagena ($100 to $150 for an hour or two in Jaco vs 150 to 200 k COP in Cartagena) and quality is lower vs Cartagena.
-Housing cost is relatively low and quality can be very high end if you want to pay for it; Housing is all low-rise; No high end high rise condos like in Cartagena and Panama City.
-Great activities for daytime like ATV and ziplining.
Panama City.
-Waterfront but beaches are 1.5 hours away.
-Girls cost 2 to 3 times Jaco and Cartagena; Girls are imported mostly from Colombia, Costa Rica, Venezuela.
-Infrastructure is much better than Jaco and a bit better than Cartagena; City is the cleanest and developed vs Jaco and Cartagena.
-Higher end nightlife and bar scene.
-Housing is the most expensive vs Cartagena and Jaco; Housing is pretty much all high rise.
Cartagena.
-Beachfront but all high rises or casas in the city center that mostly don't have water views; If you want a modern beachfront mansion, your choices are much less and much further away from city center vs Jaco.
-Boats can be chartered for day parties to Cholon Island.
I looked into hiring a fixer to arrange for a private pool party and a private boat party, but it seems that they charge at least double what it would cost of just doing it yourself? For example, VIP in Panama for a rooftop pool party on top of a fancy hotel is charging $1100 which includes a DJ for 3 hours, food and open bar for 3 hours plus $150 per girl for 3 hours plus whatever you negotiate with girls for extra services. Very pricey it seems.
So the current plan is to book a casa in Getsemani or Bocagrande on Airbnb that's girl friendly and then put together our own pool party and boat party.
For the boat party, the plan is to pipeline girls through mileroticos and photosprepagos starting a week or two prior to arrival, and then also hitting up the clocktower the first couple of nights to collect lots of numbers, and then negotiate over text and pray they show up at 9 am at the marina.
For the boat itself the plan is to hire either Yacht Charter Cartagena Boats4 you, Cartagena Catamaran, or This is Cartagena as they all have good google reviews.
Any thoughts on the above would be much appreciated! I'm planning this whole trip so I just want to make sure my friends have a good time as we don't get to travel together that often.
Questions:
-As mentioned above we are planning to go early May, which I see is right out of peak season. Will there still be a decent amount of girls still there to recruit you think?
-If mileroticos and photosprepagos falls through, does anyone have some whatsapp numbers for a good escort service that's reliable? Thanks!
-I asked a couple of Airbnb hosts about guests, and they said it's fine. Is it as easy as that? Airbnb hosts are pretty reliable in communicating rules? One of the airbnbs is in the condo at the Hotel Sonesta and the owner claims we won't have problems getting girls up. Can anyone confirm?
[QUOTE=Buster5588;2272742]
-As mentioned above we are planning to go early May, which I see is right out of peak season. Will there still be a decent amount of girls still there to recruit you think?
[/QUOTE]It's not the best time. It's a month after easter. I went in June and it was so-so (not bad). You can look at my reports. February, September and November have all been fine months. If you can push it back to at least June. I don't have a crystal ball to know the future but I've been there in April a few weeks after Easter and it was completely dead in the old city. Even the hooker bars weren't stocked up with much liquor.
[QUOTE=Buster5588;2272742]
-If mileroticos and photosprepagos falls through, does anyone have some whatsapp numbers for a good escort service that's reliable? Thanks!
[/QUOTE]This is up to you. The main attraction of Cartagena is the night life after 10 pm. The old city has parts which turn into open air brothels late at night. It's why I go because I can walk between a few places and see all the action up front. You literally walk around and have beautiful women hit on you all night. Why use escort ads?
[QUOTE]
-I asked a couple of Airbnb hosts about guests, and they said it's fine. Is it as easy as that? Airbnb hosts are pretty reliable in communicating rules? One of the airbnbs is in the condo at the Hotel Sonesta and the owner claims we won't have problems getting girls up. Can anyone confirm?[/QUOTE]Tell them you will be bringing back dates from the old city over night. That's the best way to make sure they're cool with it. Yes, some buildings have extended curfews for visitors. Others are very strict because they don't want that shit.
EDIT:
To save you some time searching here are my reports from November, September, and June. I won't go as far back as last April because like I said it was pretty dead after Easter.
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/forum/showthread.php?582-Cartagena-Reports&p=2254106#post2254106
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/forum/showthread.php?582-Cartagena-Reports&p=2231155#post2231155
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/forum/showthread.php?582-Cartagena-Reports&p=2197984#post2197984
There are many other good reports from fellow posters here which also give you an idea of their experience. This thread is less active with discussion so its easy to find their reports. Keep in mind, I speak Spanish and have been going there every 3 months solid for the last several years. I tend to hit the ground running. Expect a bit of a learning curve at first. Cartagena is worth it if you like to party!
[QUOTE=Buster5588;2272742]Hi all!
-I asked a couple of Airbnb hosts about guests, and they said it's fine. Is it as easy as that? Airbnb hosts are pretty reliable in communicating rules? One of the airbnbs is in the condo at the Hotel Sonesta and the owner claims we won't have problems getting girls up. Can anyone confirm?[/QUOTE]Reliable? No. Hosts might be fine with it, but not the building management. I read Airbnb reviews about hosts saying yes and buildings saying no. I don't know how to resolve this issue without being there and doing the leg work. Some members suggested contacting the building managers in addition to hosts, but I don't know how that can be practically arranged.
I stayed at one of Juan's apartments, which was perfectly fine, but I'd like to find something more upscale for my upcoming travel. Some Airbnbs expressly state they allow visitors until 10 PM, but I've never seen anything without conditions. That sucks because I agree with YippieKayay that plucking girls from the main square is your best shot at WYSIWYG.
Long time lurker, first time poster.
I'll be in Cartagena with some friends the weekend after Easter. I read that it may be slow around then for Chicas, would it already have gone dead by then? Discovered el Centro and success with a few apps while there last time. If anyone is there around then let me know! Also open to any tips you all have as I was there last year, but it was the weekend before Easter instead.
RT.
Where to stay.
I made the mistake of trying to use AirBnB ahead of time. Then, less than 24 hrs before date, the host wrote asking for the name and info of my guest?! But I was clear. Even used the word 'prepago' and was told all would be ok. I cancelled because this crap was making me nervous. Still was charged some money bc cancelled less than 24 hrs. So I arrived without a reservation, but went to Laguito and tried the bldgs. I had stayed before. Sure enough Mery had a place at Mirador (200 mil pesos / nt.) which worked out fine. No chica fees, but the night desk guy gave a hard time each time I brought a Venezuelan back saying she needed a passport. Had to give him some cash to let her through without passport.
Chicas.
I had a regular so first day I called her up and she showed with some herb. Next day was a Monday, so I tried out the clock tower area. At 10 pm there was nothing. Still lots of tourists. In fact, I noticed lots of tourists gawking at what few hookers were standing out there, and were even taking pics of the hookers. That kind of crap will prevent some chicas from showing up I'm sure bc of all the tourist gawkers.
Walked over to Elektra at 11 pm. Dead. Not a single chica. I only stayed there till 11:30 bc they didn't have change for my 50 mill note. Finished my beer & sat there hoping somebody else would please buy a beer so I could get my change and leave.
Went back to tower plaza. Much better. Found the chica in the attached pics for 150 k.
They will agree with you just so you can book and they can get your money. Hoping you won't cancel or have any other options. I usually book months ahead time but I do a lot of research. And ask a ton of questions. I also read the reviews.
[QUOTE=Straddler;2276925]Where to stay.
I made the mistake of trying to use AirBnB ahead of time. Then, less than 24 hrs before date, the host wrote asking for the name and info of my guest?! But I was clear. Even used the word 'prepago' and was told all would be ok. I cancelled because this crap was making me nervous. Still was charged some money bc cancelled less than 24 hrs. So I arrived without a reservation, but went to Laguito and tried the bldgs. I had stayed before. Sure enough Mery had a place at Mirador (200 mil pesos / nt.) which worked out fine. No chica fees, but the night desk guy gave a hard time each time I brought a Venezuelan back saying she needed a passport. Had to give him some cash to let her through without passport..[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Straddler;2276925] No chica fees, but the night desk guy gave a hard time each time I brought a Venezuelan back saying she needed a passport. Had to give him some cash to let her through without passport.
[/QUOTE]This is true. For non Colombians they either need a passport with a stamp that is within the last 60 days (or 90?) or if she has residency her residency card. I've been told its the law.
Colombians just need a cedula or any equivalent piece of ID. Did you try La Dulce Vida that night when Elektras was dead?
I always looked at that rule as them making money off of it. Some of them have passports. But most don't. My last trip. I took one who assured me she had a passport. Got to the front desk. No passport and she had a fake cedula LOL needless to stay it was my last night and I just wanted to fuck. But I had to give him money.
[QUOTE=YippieKayay;2277045]This is true. For non Colombians they either need a passport with a stamp that is within the last 60 days (or 90?) or if she has residency her residency card. I've been told its the law.
Colombians just need a cedula or any equivalent piece of ID. Did you try La Dulce Vida that night when Elektras was dead?[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=RawToast;2276863]Long time lurker, first time poster.
I'll be in Cartagena with some friends the weekend after Easter. I read that it may be slow around then for Chicas, would it already have gone dead by then? Discovered el Centro and success with a few apps while there last time. If anyone is there around then let me know! Also open to any tips you all have as I was there last year, but it was the weekend before Easter instead.
RT.[/QUOTE]Easter is a bad time. Especially right after.
I mean you'll get action but you'll probably end up having to go to Isis to get any real action. Everything else will be dead.
Well seeing how I like Cartagena so much, I've decided to stop by again the first week of April. If any fellow mongers are around would be good to meet up for a few beers. I intend on doing boat trips as well and try to get a few girls along for the day. If there anyone interested, feel free to give me a shout.
If anyone has a good apartment recommendation or airbnb please PM to me directly. I used to stay in Estellar Hotel, nice hotel and pool, no hassle bringing girls, but last trip they never let anyone from Venezuela because they needed Colombian ID from girls, needless to stay I won't stay there again.
Looking for new and modern apartment (not the old familiar buildings in Lagito).
Thanks in advance.