Port-au-Prince

Well unless I have at least basic recent & relevant info in the thread, there won't be much to share as you might guess.

Yes Barak and the streets around are pretty busy but I don't know the rates. I went to Wilfrid (or Wilfried, can't remember) club, it was cool inside (to my liking), be aware of the loud music volume. But the girls have a lot of energy inside, you call them and they dance for you (you will have to buy them a drink or discuss the tip with them). They have pretty nice attitude, but honestly don't expect the finest in term of body, there are a few that actually are really well packed, a minority. There a similar club, just accross the way, the line up is so so. But the same apply there. Be carefull of you belongings and check the money they return as they tend to forget or miscount.

I went to Barak, but that was not my type. I believe there were professional dancers yesterday when I went, they were kind of performing on the dancefloor, but it really did not look like any kind of mongering. This place is expensive.

With the Kenyan police in Haiti making progress. We may see mongering return.

[QUOTE=BigZozoIntl;2931457]With the Kenyan police in Haiti making progress. We may see mongering return.[/QUOTE]Sorry, my last trip to POP was in 1999. Was too dangerous back then. Even at the casinos like El Rancho, where I stayed, in the mountains. Step out of the airport and you are mobbed by mooches, vendors and thiefs.

[QUOTE=OJeito;2707296]It's been three years since I roamed the streets of Petionville but I have to imagine that barak club is still the place to go for pricey FL'ers! No Idea about the going rates in 2022. I'the also love to hear some fresh reports! I love Haiti and would love to return someday when political stability has returned and gang chaos has calmed down.[/QUOTE]I recommend you go to Puerto Plata and get the Haitian girls there. Much safer. Petionville is a warzone too. And all the hotels and restaurants and bars overcharge you 10 X if you are white. Because they can. It's there country and they will financially rape you if they can. Tripple the charges on the menu after you eat your meal and not let you see the prices quoted. On my last trip there I was the only white person I saw, except at the airport when stupid doctors and dentists were there on missions of mercy for 24 hours and quickly got the heck out of there too!

[QUOTE=HumbleHal;2931561]Sorry, my last trip to POP was in 1999. Was too dangerous back then. Even at the casinos like El Rancho, where I stayed, in the mountains. Step out of the airport and you are mobbed by mooches, vendors and thiefs.[/QUOTE]I was in Cap Haitian back in 2022 before the gang situation really got out of hand and I was chilling. I have a friend who goes to PAP and while he says its very dangerous areas he says just stick to Petionville. And he saw many non-Blacks there. Not tryining to say PAP is not dangerous because I will be lying but before the gang situation Petionvile was safe. Also the 90's was a very bad time in Haiti.