Havana

Hello Kader,

It's not easy finding anal sex in Havana. This is mostly because almost all of the girls have a university education and understand the dangers of overexposure to this form of pleasure.

It is most likely that you will have finger in the ass action and even some analingus. But most of the girls won't allow that banana in the backdoor.

I have not met any fellow mongers who were able to arrange this kind of action. If you do please let me know.

Alan

I once had a beautiful, sexy 18 year old Cuban girl actually ask me to do her in the ass. I was pleasantly surprised. I also banged a university girl from Havana in the ass. I spent 3 days with her. I figured she owed me some anal and I think she was comfortable with me so she didn't object. It was hilarious watching her bite into the pillow and seeing her eyes bug out. However, I think you will find more misses than hits when it comes to anal with Cuban girls.

I'm not really a huge anal fan. I'm actually kind of embarrassed to ask girls if I can do it to them in most cases. I find though that with Cuban girls if their not into anal, they will let you down in a nice way that won't ruin the mood. I think if your a big anal fan you should just ask. I've also just tried sticking my finger in their ass to see their reaction. When they didn't like it they just lightly brushed my hand aside and just kept on going with what they were doing. It didn't ruin the mood.

It has been dead around here lately. I should have a Havana report next month. Will see if the girls take my Canadian money. Later

Alan, I might be wrong but I doubt that those women, having sex with foreigners in Cuba, are university educated, well, maybe a couple of them are. And even if they were, there's no such a thing as "sex education" in Cuba. Besides, if they were that educated, they wouldn't be having sex with men who go from country to country to have sex.

Did it occur to you that they don't engage in that kind of pleasure (!?) because (1) it's not really a pleasure and (2) they don't like it?

Please, don't get me wrong. I'm not different that you, I'm just another "sinner" (and love it). The difference is that I tend to (not) believe what those women say. And if they believe what I say, then I'm GOOD!

Peace!

[QUOTE=Genghois]...A while back, somebody on the board said not to expect to find a fresh, innocent country girl in Havana. True for the bars, but who knows what you might pass on the street. Friday afternoon, I was walking past the Capitol when I saw this absolutely gorgeous young thing. Pretty face, tight little body and a pair of tits that looked like they could stand up all by themselves. I gave her my biggest smile and friendliest “Ola”, and she stopped to talk. She didn’t speak a word of English, and was a university student in the city, commuting in from the country. With my bad Spanish (she spoke no English) we managed to communicate sufficiently to make sure she was over 18 (she looked rather young) and we were off to find a room. ... [/QUOTE]Buddy, if she went to a room with you a few minutes after meeting you, she is NOT fresh and innocent, she just knows how to act as such! But maybe you were her first foreigner indeed.... that day!

Peace!

What's the best, most frugal way to get to Havanna? I saw some flights, but they were too expensive. i'm on a budget.

Cyranatic,

Where are you flying from? Without this information it is difficult to make suggestions.

Regards, Havanaman

Anybody can give some details about flying to Cuba from Cancun?

A guy who posted a long time said he was able to negotiate the price down to 100$. How is the deal right now?

When I went in late August, I flew on Aero-Carribe which is a subsidiary of Mexicana Airlines. The cost was $268 round trip, I bought my ticket in Tijuana. Hope this helps.

Quackup

Anyone know details on the alleged TJ to Habana flight?

Mexicana has a flight that connects into MC

Daily except Sat Depart Mexico City 9.30 a.m. Arrive Havana 1.10 p.m.
Sat Depart Mexico City 7.05 a.m. Arrive Havana 10.35 a.m.
Daily except Sat Depart Havana 2.10 p.m. Arrive Mexico City 4.05 p.m.
Sat Depart Havana 11.35 a.m. Arrive Mexico City 1.30 p.m.

[QUOTE=Doc Bill]Anyone know details on the alleged TJ to Habana flight?[/QUOTE]

I'm back from a week in Havana. The big story of my trip was definitely the police. Unlike other trips where there were always a lot of police (as usual) but they were just standing around, this time they seemed to be busy all the time checking identification of the Cuban girls and guys hanging around the tourist areas. I regularly saw police cars with Cubans being taken away. Even I was stopped walking with my Cuban girlfriend by the police. Fortunately the police let us go. In the summer she would walk around with me by dozens of police without fear. This time I could see she felt uncomfortable with the situation and she really has nothing to fear because she is a University student with no record and lives in the Havana area.

Now early December is kind of the beginning of the winter tourist season so increased police activity is probably normal with the increase of tourists in Havana. This may just be business as usual as far as the police are concerned for this time of year. However for me it was kind of a new experience. I never saw it this bad in the other months I was there. It would be nice to hear from other fellow Havana travelers if they thought the police harassment level was on an increase.

I have some information that may help some of you new guys planning to go to Havana:

1. Try and get friendly with the girls in the neighborhood of your casa. Several times the girls in my neighborhood called out to me but I wasn't horny at the time so I just smiled and kept walking. (I'm such an idiot sometimes). At least wave to them or better yet just stop and introduce yourself to them for future reference. The condensed neighborhoods of Central and Old Havana are probably best for this kind of interaction. Outside the tourist areas there are seldom any police to really worry about.

2. When I exchanged my Canadian money at the airport they tried to give me all $100 Cuban dollar bills (Convertibles). I highly recommend trying not to get anything larger than a $20 bill. The $100 dollar bills are almost useless for things like taxis or restaurants because they can’t or don’t want to break them and if they do you leave yourself wide open to getting shortchanged. I recommend a bank like the one at the Hotel Libre. The wait was really long on a Monday but the teller was happy to give me a variety of 1's, 5's, 10's and 20 dollar bills unlike the bitches at the airport currency exchange. As far as American money goes forget it. I gave one of these guys on the street who draw your picture a US $1 dollar bill tip and he looked at it like what the fuck? You would think a street hustler would be happy with it but all he wanted was to get rid of it for any Cuban change I had. Everything is Cuban money including the girls.

3. Trying to get laid in Havana is a full time job. Never drop your pussy radar. As you go about your day you always have to analyze every situation to see if it has potential for you getting laid. You may not be horny at the moment but you know you will be later. Remember there are no rub shops here that you can just hit later on. Don't dismiss any contact with a girl you find attractive because you think something will come along later. I repeatedly keep making this same mistake every trip FUCK!! For example if you’re sitting in a patio bar and a Cuban couple sits at the table next to you, the chica is there because of YOU. Forget about the Cuban guy. Has she even spoken a word to him? He’s just a prop because she couldn’t get into the bar by herself. You wouldn't believe how many chicas asked me what time it is. Wear a watch.

4. It is possible to have a Cuban girlfriend here. It was nice to have one on this trip as a backup when things got too intense on the street or when I wanted someone to go to a show with or dinner or something. Only thing is that you have to be prepared to stick up for her if the police stop you, and you have to be able to do it Spanish. You have to convince the police that she is your girlfriend by spilling out personal information about her that a boyfriend would know. I kind of got the impression that the police don’t really like to bother a tourist who is with his Cuban girlfriend so if you can at least tell him her full name, address and occupation (hooker LOL) he would probably be satisfied and not take her in. Obviously this is kind of hard with a chica you just picked up in a bar or met on the Malecon. If you can’t pull it off you’re better off to have her walk a block behind you. Something to remember is that the police you see on the street can see into bars/restaurants, especially the ones that have an outside patio. I don’t think they are allowed to come in after your chica but they may wait for her when she leaves and nail her then.

5. I think the most important information I can give a new guy is this. DO NOT TRUST THESE PEOPLE!! One day when my girlfriend got off the phone crying because a family member got arrested after being seen walking with me, the first thing that went through my mind was this is a fucking SCAM!! She is going to ask me for money so she can bribe the cop and keep the money. Next day she said she went to the police station and cleared everything up. She didn’t ask for any money. So maybe I was wrong (this time). More likely her Cuban radar sensed that I wasn’t buying her story and she aborted. Perhaps I humor her and she isn’t quite ready to cash me in yet. Or maybe her family is having trouble agreeing on just which scam would suit me best. This is my Cuban girlfriend I’m talking about and I actually really like her. You can imagine how I feel about the Cubans I come across everyday in the streets. I’m sure there are good Cubans around. The chica/client relationship is pretty good here. They always seem to be pleasant and work hard to give you your moneys worth. That’s why I keep coming back. The Cubans I’ve met while arranging casa accommodations and the owners themselves have been great too. But mostly independent male travelers like you and me are only going to attract the worst type of Cuban people. If a pimp scams a sex tourist who is looking for a chica out of his money, what’s the sex tourist going to say. That’s not good for tourism. Shit like this doesn't bother me. It's just mother nature at work. It’s when the Cubans come to me and I’m not in monger mode but just another traveler and pretend to be my friend and then try and scam me is when I really get annoyed. But then again I’m just pretending to be another traveler so maybe my point is while I'm in Cuban I have no friends.

Petroleo, does this flight originate in TJ?

Dran Reb,

Great report. Especially about police activity. It may be just seasonal also as I heard police presence was noticeably less later in the summer and autumn. I've never been in cuba during the winter tourist season. That's a shock to hear about the dollar though. What a pain. As far as cuban friends; they can come in handy. It's tough as you're never sure who's being sincere or who's just out to swindle you but it's possible to make real friends in cuba. If your spanish is good or if you run into a cuban who knows english AND who has a job, he may be your man.

If I remember correctly, I think the flight jets out of TJ at 11 or midnight.

[QUOTE=Doc Bill]Petroleo, does this flight originate in TJ?[/QUOTE]

Gentlemen,

I’m back in HAV for Christmas again. OK, this time there are some emotional reasons too, but nothing which will prevent some seasonal fun. PM me if you are going to be in Havana during the Yuletide period.

Regards, Havanaman

PS. If I can, I see if I can pick up the TJ information directly from the Cubana offices.