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04-09-25 20:19 #8079Senior Member

Posts: 97DR was my first exposure to the lifestyle and I probably still recommend them for a first time monger. It's lost its appeal to me after I noticed the taxi drivers, girls, and locals all came together and basically said let's fuck the gringo together. It's no longer about ensuring the tourist has a good experience but more about let's all squeeze as much money out of the tourist as we can while providing minimal value.
Originally Posted by MongerHunger
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This last trip as usual it was easy to get from the airport TO Sosúa, but when it came time to go back from sosua to the airport my uber got surrounded by a gang of taxi drivers and had to pull out a taser on them. This is after the taxi drivers tried to quote me $50 USD for the 10 minute drive to the airport so I said fuck it I'm using uber. I have no issues in Santiago or Santa Domingo only sosua. I am aware the taxi drivers are basically a union, but I refuse to be extorted. I rather walk the hour to the airport than give a mf $50 out of principle. Then the taxis wonder why they are sitting around all day waiting for rides.
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04-09-25 16:35 #8078Senior Member

Posts: 1669The DR is over rated. It's not even on my radar anymore. Been there, done that. Been to 6 different cities in the DR on multiple occasions. I will leave it for the hip-hop ghetto types.
Originally Posted by CiscoMech
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04-08-25 18:51 #8077Senior Member

Posts: 97Truer words! Virility is a depreciating asset. We spend our lives pursuing the accumulation of things when experience is really the only true thing of value. Cuba is my current hyper-fixation, but I just came back from my 6th and final trip to DR. I forgot who said it but the world is like a book and those who haven't traveled have only seems 1 page.
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04-08-25 13:19 #8076Senior Member

Posts: 799FWIW I think it's incredible that you responded to your own post from 10 years ago. There's something poetic about that. It's a sign of the March of time. That 10 years can and does pass in the blink of an eye. So fast that you can remember writing this post and responding to it.
Originally Posted by TheTallMan
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It also reminds me why we engage in this kind of travel. Life is short. Your legs and dick won't always work. Your libido and zest for life and love are a gift. You can't squander them. When they're gone they're gone. Nobody on their deathbed said I wish I'd traveled less, had less sex, seen and experienced less beauty. Only the converse is true.
Good on you.
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04-07-25 04:49 #8075Senior Member

Posts: 1843My fellow explorers, where the hell has the past 10 years gone!
Originally Posted by TheTallMan
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I spent 10 days in Havana almost 10 years ago (in August 2015) and if you read my trip report above (found on page #259, written September 2015 on my return from Cuba) I ask the question "So would I recommend Cuba? Will I return?
Well truth be told I have never been back to Cuba but have been busy just about everywhere else in the world with a decade of time in Medellin, Colombia where I live full time.
Is my friend Americano573 still out there? He was so kind to be my wing man and would love to catch up with him again.
So my question is how is the P4 P scene in Havana now?
Quality of chicas? Service and cost?
And also for a US Citizen is entering into Cuba and different than it was in 2015?
Yes I am considering a visit.
Thank you all and Godspeed!
The Tall Man.
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03-27-25 15:41 #8074Senior Member

Posts: 262Stellar post here, with great information!
This is exceedingly good information. Obviously someone who has done this before and knows what he's doing.
Budget and plan are right on target, a great way to operate, in my opinion.
Noobs, please take note.
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03-27-25 14:01 #8073Senior Member

Posts: 213Never heard this before
Hahaha 😆 😂.
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03-26-25 23:29 #8072Senior Member

Posts: 97Experience
The thing is not everyone grew up around hustlers or gangsters. We are a community of different backgrounds all united in the common interest of pussy exploration. I grew up in Jamaica and also live close to Jamaica Ave in NYC. Both places will teach you how to not get hustled. These are some of the things you learn-.
Originally Posted by ChrisH
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If anyone walks up to you at all to even say Hi, best assume they are trying to get something from you. Secondly, you have to present as a hard target or you will be seen as a mark. That means no smiling, no looking around staring at the buildings like you're lost or sightseeing (ain't shit to really see. All the buildings look like shit and there's nothing for sale that you can't get back home on Amazon shipped to your doorstep). The key is to not look weak because hustlers can spot an easy mark with those signs. You want to walk with a purpose and don't stop to talk to anyone that approaches you. If they try to block you then pick up the pace and go around looking straight ahead. Just because someone talks to you doesn't mean you're obligated to respond. Pretend your wife is at home and she accidentally pocket dialed you and you can hear her in the background getting piped by the plumber and you're trying to get home to burn the bodies.
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03-26-25 22:53 #8071Senior Member

Posts: 620There you go! One of the BEST post EVER!
Originally Posted by MongerHunger
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03-26-25 17:40 #8070Regular Member

Posts: 6First visit to Havana any recommendations and safety
Hi, I'm visiting Havana for the first time. I heard from someone that there are a lot of beautiful young ladies. [Deleted by Admin]. So my question is, how do I know I'm hooking up with a 18+ lady? Do they have IDs? I assume the IDs are fake if they need to be approved at a club or whatnot. I also heard a lot of them hang out on the streets and solicit that way but again, Age of Consent vs Age of Majority. Replies here welcomed or PM me. Greatly appreciated and I'm really excited to visit!
Oh, and do Cubans speak any English whatsoever or would me learning Spanish be a wise decision to connect with them better? I was recently in Medellin and no one speaks any English. I assume Cuba is the same.
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Greetings Gentlemen,
The Age of Consent is the age in which girls can participate in consensual, non-commercial sex with their teen-age boyfriend without said teen-age boyfriend being charged with statutory rape.
However, the Age of Consent is irrelevant to the members of this forum.
What you need to focus on is the Age of Majority, which among other things is the age in which they can vote, get married, enlist in the military, and participate in commercial sex activities.
Please exercise caution and govern yourself accordingly.
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03-24-25 05:56 #8069Senior Member

Posts: 213Thanks again!
Cheers mate. You have helped me close the deal.
I was wondering whether to make a trip to Panama again as the relative travel distance-price-quality-safety equation was pretty high. I will now make a stop in Havana.
Originally Posted by CiscoMech
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03-23-25 17:25 #8068Senior Member

Posts: 97Waste of time
Yea don't waste your time with apps or online dating in Cuba. That's the American way of dating. You got to think most of the girls in Cuba are not on any dating sites for you to find. They literally only recently were even allowed to have phones and most girls aren't fortunate to have a phone. The diamonds you see on the street likely live in rural areas and come to the city to find a rich tourist. The girl you're talking to now on dating apps will likely not have reliable internets or means to come see you when you arrive. So putting your eggs in that basket is just a waste of time tbh because you will likely end up disappointed waiting around thinking you been stood up when chica just don't have minutes on her phone and is back in the Bush. Just go for a walk down San raf or just walk around town, go to a bar or night club or art expo and your jaw will drop at some of the talent you see. You will think they are out of your league but it is the opposite way around. Most of them are there looking to win the lottery and meet someone like you. Just introduce yourself, tell them where you're from and ask if they want to spend time with you. They'll make it their mission make themselves unforgettable.
Originally Posted by RawDeal
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03-23-25 16:57 #8067Senior Member

Posts: 213Muchos gracias
Thanks a lot for your comprehensive response. Appreciate your help.
One more question re: Badoo. Is this the best way to meet ladies? I prefer good looking, well proportioned / in shape bodies. Badoo seems to be having a significant number of not-so-appealing ladies. Not sure if I am doing anything wrong.
Originally Posted by CiscoMech
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03-23-25 16:53 #8066Senior Member

Posts: 97I personally plan to hit this place up at least 4 times a year. Already have my next 3 trips booked. I set a budget of $1,500 max for all my trips. $500-$600 for airfare roundtrip. Nothing over 9 hrs total so that I leave in the morning and in HAV by afternoon. Make sure your Airbnb arranges taxi pickup from airport especially if you don't know how to get to your casa.
Originally Posted by CiscoMech
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Don't cheap out on Airbnb because you get what you pay for. I always spring for the $100 per night or so spots because they come with all the amenities I like ac, fridge, kitchen, WiFi, sometimes even hot water. So I budget $400-$500 for that.
The last is I budget $500 for entertainment and food. I set $200 of that aside to change to pesos (that's like 80,000 pesos these days on the black market) so I can buy food and groceries I want so I can eat out one or two times during my trip, but I bring enough food that I atleast can cook what I like if food is scarce. Also bring some treats / supplies to give to the locals as well (that should validate your 'support of the Cuban people' mission and satiate your morality LOL).
Break down the $300 entertainment budget to $50 per company. Some might say that's too much but again don't cheap out on company. You want to be highly selective about who you spend your time and resources on. Don't bring sand to the beach and remember your the prize so find the type of natural super model beauty that you would pay $200-$500 for a lazy fuck except in Cuba she will fuck and suck you like the king that you are. I keep it at $100 per day for company because I like to split the company up into day company and night company that way I can shoot for 2 pops each time. Basically getting $25 CPN (cost per nut). Then spend the day recovering the sperm count so you can go for the night round, have chica stay the night if you want and pop again in the morning.
That's how I did my last trip and it had me considering crossing off all my other mongering travel spots. The only reason I still consider going to Sosua is because they have the beach close by and the casino. So I always feel like a pirate when I roll through. I try to hit at least 6 supermodel status in Cuba at $50 usd each. Because in America I would be lucky to even find anything even close to that level of talent and they want $200-$800. So after I hit my 6 I basically broke even $1600 which is a total ROI of my expenses.
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03-23-25 12:44 #8065Senior Member

Posts: 97The way I search Airbnb in Cuba or anywhere I travel really is by using the map feature. Zoom in on the area you want to stay. I recommend zooming in close on el capitolio because the closer you are to el capitolio the better. You will be able to walk to malecon, San raf, most tourist spots, etc. Make sure you filter your results to only include entire houses / apartments with A / see, kitchen and WiFi and offer self check-in with or without building staff. This should ensure you get a private spot without anyone babysitting you too much. If you want to be really in the mix then zoom in on San raf instead and search spots closest to there with the same criteria. Really you can sit in any bar or restaurant and once people realize you're a tourist they will gravitate towards you. Some attention wanted and some unwanted. If you see something you like anywhere just go say hola. If you don't speak much Spanish just say that. Save your WhatsApp QR code as a screenshot so you can have the chica add you and message you later for meetup, or if they don't have phone then you will have to close the deal then and there. Invite them to the casa for drinks. Stock your fridge with sodas and cervesas and whatever food / snacks you need. That way if you run out of money you won't starve. Because believe me once the money runs out the fun is over. Which is why I wouldn't recommend trips over 3-4 days unless you're a veteran.
Originally Posted by RawDeal
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