Medellin Reports

**HotRockIt** · 05-09-21 23:58

Heading to MDE early June and just want to be sure, I'm hearing that Colombia lifted the rule about having a negative PCR test to enter the country, is that true? Or is it still required? Would love to hear from people who have recently visited to know if this is true or not.

**RiceRocket99** · 05-09-21 22:13

Topic came up twice with a few chicas that I've known for a while. They both had about $100 USD each and I was being nice guy and said I can give them market rate (I know they'll be grateful and repay me back in other ways LOL). I've been stockpiling pesos lately and hopefully when I get a local bank account I'll deposit all in it to pay for utilities and such on my not yet ready apt purchase. Giving myself another month to get this deal done, if not then not meant to be.

BTW, I've been here for 4 weeks and each weekend has been lockdown. It hasn't affected me much, girls come and go in any hour of day and I've been in taxi many times past curfew. Living in Bello has its advantages.

**PolloNegro** · 05-09-21 21:34

Originally Posted by MarquisdeSade1 [View Original Post]

There was sum dood on here several months back that said he was doing 10 a day.

I'm not sure whatever happened to him.

Originally Posted by MarquisdeSade1 [View Original Post]

44 in 10 days wowwww jajajajaa.

Great report, can I ask what year you were born? Was that 44 pops?

Muchas gracias amigo.

Originally Posted by PolloNegro [View Original Post]

I hope that there are more board members who can bang 44 chics in 10 days, that's about average for a man in his 40's with no sexual disfunctions, but hey what do I know, I am just a board member with a high sex drive! LOL! Pollo negro is out!

Everyone on the board is not in his late 50's or early 60's, there are some men who just have a high sex drive, stamina, and the ability to bang chics all day, but what do I know, I am just unseasoned ISG member, Pollo Negro is out!

**KilledSoul** · 05-09-21 21:07

Originally Posted by LvZooMan211 [View Original Post]

Hi all, how much would you give a chica to stay with you all weekend? I'm talking about Friday to Monday morning.

Do you think 300 mils a day before is good? TIA.

300 K cop per night would be reasonable of any chica. I would like to know from other mongers how they negotiate when they purchase services for a longer period of time?

**LvZooMan211** · 05-09-21 19:57

Hi all, how much would you give a chica to stay with you all weekend? I'm talking about Friday to Monday morning.

Do you think 300 mils a day before is good? TIA.

**Osteoknot** · 05-09-21 19:37

Originally Posted by CaptainMr [View Original Post]

For my first trip to Colombia in August I was planning on staying in Medellin for three days tasting the local flavors and picking a girl to take with me to Guatape for a couple days to have some booty around, is this a good idea even if I don't already know any girls in Medellin? What would a proper rate be for something like that as well? Wouldn't want to overpay and raise the market price. Is there any way to have a girl take an STD test quickly as well and does anyone have any experience doing that?

Taking a girl you don't know well can backfire on you very quickly. You will want a typical prepago to leave, not hang around. I' have been three times, always with two girls except one time with three Vennies and that was a weeking I will never forget, so good. I knew them all from ether prepago multiple time or they were regular girls and not pay for play. Then you don't have to pay them separate, but obvious you cover all costs including souvenirs. Again, unless you really feel lucky don't take a prepago you just met on a long weekend trip with you. One note about taking multiple girls, it sounds obvious but it really jacks up the cost. I suppose the one exception to NOT taking a girl who you just met might be a high end escort from a service, but I have never tried that. And you will notice the price jump of everything in Guatape compared to Medellin. Do it They also have boat rides on the lake and helicopter rides. The nonstop busses for Terminal Norte a great way to go. The one time I had three chicas with me, the taxi ride was only a little more than four bus tickets, so we took a taxi home. That taxi ride would have been too expensive in the USA to consider.

Oh yeah, real world example. I took a girl I had paid and fucked the night before in Bangkok to the beach in Phuket the next day. We flew. She came back the next morning without my asking because I let her stay on her cell phone the entire time we fucked and didn't say one world. I used her like an inanimate object and it was great. Any who, long story longer, she set me up in Phuket with a "family member" driver. As the day came to a close, I kept my bearings and when he was supposedly driving me back to the airport, but I noticed he was headed in the opposite direction. They were going to kidnap me and deliver me to god knows what. They did not think I would notice in time, and I jumped out of the car when I saw a huge fish market maze where I couldl lose them. Funny thing was, the girl who I brought with me was of course on the same jet back to Bangkok We did not sit nest to each other. Jjajajaja. All because I tried to take a girl with me who I did not know well. Well, it was her idea, she invited herself, reasons became clear why.

**Surfer500** · 05-09-21 18:21

Originally Posted by JustIncognito [View Original Post]

Does anyone know for real--not just rumors--but facts--if the places like San Geronimo and Guatape and Santa Fe De Antioquia are also locked down with curfews and everything closed on the weekends? One of my girls is like-we can go to these places but its the same as Medellin-everything is closed and nothing to do.

I cant find any real information about if Barranquilla has weekend quarantines / lockdowns / curfews all day and night like Medellin or if these places outside of Medellin are worth going to to be able to do some things during the day. I don't care too much at night-I will just have a different chick with me each night in my room in the city (Medellin / Barranquilla) and I have a few in my stable that are ready to come with me for weekend excursions but a couple are claiming there is no point in going away for the weekend since everything is closed and you are confined inside in other places. I have messaged hotels, mongers, friends there--and it seems like nobody has actual facts or responds. Do any of you?

I know in Medellin: alternate days to vidit stores, and you can walk around outside during the weeks. But on weekends-its everyone has to stay indoors all day. The question is: is that the same situation in the small places like San Geronimo, Santa Fe De Antioquia Guatape or?

If it is the same situation--then -where is a good place to take a girl for the weekend so we can get away from the Medellin weekend lockdowns? Its frustrating (nobodys fault here) that I am having so much difficulty getting real answers. LOL. 1st world problems in the 3rd world!

I don't think for the time being your going to be able to escape being locked in or confined by a curfew in Antoquioa during the weekends and I'm guessing thru at least the end of the month but hope I am wrong. So if you really want to get away for a weekend, say leaving on a Friday and coming back on a Monday assuming it's only a weekend lockdown you might want to consider staying at a large Hostel with amenities such as large pools and grounds.

In San Geronimo I have stayed at both Hotel Quimbaya and Hotel Lago Tours which offer full board meaning three meals a day and are large in size with pools and rooms with AC WIFI Cable, etc. If you go to Trip Advisor you can research them, and contact them to see if they are open. You have to decide if you want to be sequestered in a place like this with the same Chica for three days. I hope this helps.

**Surfer500** · 05-09-21 17:53

Originally Posted by YyzTravel [View Original Post]

We ended up hanging out by the pool with some pizzas, and then I think I banged 3 of them proper sex wise. The rest (like all these girls) were literally posing for pictures and posting to Instagram or Whatsapp all night. I did at one point have 5 of them on me for a blowjob, but it got so awkward and I wasn't cumming due to the Tussi we stopped and went back to the pool.

Wow, sounds like you had a Concubine with 5 Chicas vying to blow you, and I'm assuming they each got to take a turn, versus all 5 of them trying to blow you at the same time, and that does sound awkward for sure. Maybe you should of lined all 5 of these Chicas up along the edges of a large bed in doggy, and walked around penetrating each of them. Spend a minute or two in each one of them, then move to the next one, then after you've hit each one, decide which one you want to bust a nut in. You may have to go thru an elimination round if you can't decide between one or two of the girls. That's at least what I would do if I had 5 Chicas to service me.

**CaptainMr** · 05-09-21 17:23

For my first trip to Colombia in August I was planning on staying in Medellin for three days tasting the local flavors and picking a girl to take with me to Guatape for a couple days to have some booty around, is this a good idea even if I don't already know any girls in Medellin? What would a proper rate be for something like that as well? Wouldn't want to overpay and raise the market price. Is there any way to have a girl take an STD test quickly as well and does anyone have any experience doing that?

**Villainy** · 05-09-21 16:13

Originally Posted by Elvis2008 [View Original Post]

I can see why this is confusing. When you get off the plane in Bogota and get your luggage, there are ATM machines right there for you to use. I think there is a place to exchange money downstairs in the Medellin airport like Bogota.

What can fuck people over in Medellin is when you come in without Colombian cash, go outside, and are locked out of the airport.

If you come into Medellin, you go through customs and pick up your bag downstairs. If you need to go to the ATM, you need to go back upstairs to use the ATM and then downstairs to catch a cab or the bus. I think they are near the Latam counter, and there are, I believe, three ATM machines there.

Moral of the story is do not leave Medellin airport without Colombian cash.

Is this advice intended for first timers? Those of us who live here or have visited many times would always keep some Colombian cash for our return visit. 100,000 pesos should be satisfactory. You can pay your cab to your hotel (or Airbnb) comfortably and hit local ATMs (cajeros) once you are settled in. BTW you can take a çolectivo' (taxi shared with a few people each paying a portion) for less money, or a bus. But taking a taxi by yourself should cost no more than 80 mil no matter where in Medellin you are staying and the taxi is supposed to pay the airport exit charge and the tunnel fee as well. It's all part of the 80 mil fee.

**Surfer500** · 05-09-21 15:25

Originally Posted by Nounce [View Original Post]

I think some consider the estrato system a socialism feature. I read somewhere that the tax hike on utilities are for above estrato 4, the the lower estrato will get money. The problem is some classes, like military, police or something in that nature, that that can afford to pay tax are exempt from the tax increase. I think many think the government are corrupt so the tax will just go to certain people. I saw a video a while back and the host pointed to a public construction project. One comment he made was the government officials didn't pocket all the money, they gave some back. On top of that, many Colombians don't pay tax or don't need to pay tax.

The Estrato system with Estrata 1 thru 6 where as an example when you go to Claro for Internet service has two pricing schedules for those in Estrata 5 and above who pay a higher rate then those in Estrata 4 and below, and EPM the utility company has lower rates as well for those who live in the lower tier Estratas. Same thing applies to Real Estate as all properties are based on the Estrato system as well with as an example most propertites being in Level 5 and 6, however in some barrios like Manila which is in Poblado there are Estrata 4 properties and the Pre-dial Impusetos (Property Taxes) you pay are based on this as well.

I suppose this is a socialism feature, but more so, it's actually a Classism feature.

As much as a lot of Colombians won't admit it, a lot of them look down on people from the lower Estrata areas. I've witnessed it first hand by remarks I have heard from Colombians about other Colombians. No similar to racism.

**Orgasmico** · 05-09-21 14:44

Some of these chicas need to retire LOL.

https://youtu.be/Ii4TeJFH3Q0

**Nounce** · 05-09-21 08:58

Originally Posted by BlackPage [View Original Post]

You are wrong on this. Colombia is traditionally a country very conservative, who always votes for the Right (sometimes not right, but they are wrong, jajaja). The Mayor of Bogota is a (good) exception.

This time, what happened is that the right-side Government approved a tax reform, which penalizes not only the poor ones as usual, but also the middle class and favours the top class. Then, the middle class got upset.

I think some consider the estrato system a socialism feature. I read somewhere that the tax hike on utilities are for above estrato 4, the the lower estrato will get money. The problem is some classes, like military, police or something in that nature, that that can afford to pay tax are exempt from the tax increase. I think many think the government are corrupt so the tax will just go to certain people. I saw a video a while back and the host pointed to a public construction project. One comment he made was the government officials didn't pocket all the money, they gave some back. On top of that, many Colombians don't pay tax or don't need to pay tax.

**Yetiecv** · 05-09-21 05:30

Originally Posted by Surfer500 [View Original Post]

For mongering locations outside of Medellin close-by forget it. The ideal situation however would be to take a Chica with you and stay in either San Geronimo, Santa Fe de Anotquioa, or Guatape. All easily accessible by bus within a few hours from Medellin and I have stayed in all places and have had a great time. If you can afford it, near Guatape stay at Hotel Los Recuerdos, it's within 500 meters of the Penol and get a view room. In San Geronimo there are two very nice Hotels with pools and saunas which are fun, and several in and around Santa Fe. As far as booking the rooms use Booking.com to find the establishment you might be interested in, and then book directly thru the Hotels website, albeit some won't be in English.

This is great information, thank you!

**JjBee62** · 05-09-21 05:30

Originally Posted by JustIncognito [View Original Post]

Does anyone know for real--not just rumors--but facts--if the places like San Geronimo and Guatape and Santa Fe De Antioquia are also locked down with curfews and everything closed on the weekends? One of my girls is like-we can go to these places but its the same as Medellin-everything is closed and nothing to do.

I cant find any real information about if Barranquilla has weekend quarantines / lockdowns / curfews all day and night like Medellin or if these places outside of Medellin are worth going to to be able to do some things during the day. I don't care too much at night-I will just have a different chick with me each night in my room in the city (Medellin / Barranquilla) and I have a few in my stable that are ready to come with me for weekend excursions but a couple are claiming there is no point in going away for the weekend since everything is closed and you are confined inside in other places. I have messaged hotels, mongers, friends there--and it seems like nobody has actual facts or responds. Do any of you?

I know in Medellin: alternate days to vidit stores, and you can walk around outside during the weeks. But on weekends-its everyone has to stay indoors all day. The question is: is that the same situation in the small places like San Geronimo, Santa Fe De Antioquia Guatape or?

If it is the same situation--then -where is a good place to take a girl for the weekend so we can get away from the Medellin weekend lockdowns? Its frustrating (nobodys fault here) that I am having so much difficulty getting real answers. LOL. 1st world problems in the 3rd world!

If I read the notice correctly, the lockdowns apply to the entire department of Antioquia, although I think in some areas the curfew starts at 8 pm instead of 6 pm.