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  1. #71161

    Some Answers: First Time Colombia Traveler

    Quote Originally Posted by Jiniterinator  [View Original Post]
    Hola amigos, Regular poster in the Havana thread, going to try out Colombia in June. I've read the thread back 6 months and chatted with some people who've gone. My only issues are logistical. Some great recommendations here on dinero and restaurants and strip clubs.
    My main concerns:
    1) Where to stay ...........2) Which city to fly into? ........3) Is June a good month to go?.........
    Also, many references to "casas" here, which seems to be either bordellos or clubs that act that way?
    TIA guys. I promise to reciprocate with a detailed report upon my return.
    Responses (or at least partial answers) to three of your concerns:

    1) RISK OF LONG WAIT AT MEDELLIN PASSPORT CONTROL (Fly into another city?) You write: "I'd prefer not to start my vacay with jet lag, as I'm no spring chicken. " In that case you may be in luck. The elderly (anyone over some age, 60? 65?) can go into a "Preferential Line" with virtually no wait.

    2) IS June A GOOD MONTH TO GO? FOR WEATHER IN GENERAL? FOR RAIN? To quote one source on local climate: "Medelland, known as the "City of Eternal Spring," has a mild climate year-round with two main rainy seasons (AprilMay, SeptemberNovember) and two drier seasons (DecemberMarch, JulyAugust). Rain typically falls in short, heavy afternoon showers. " In my experience, even during rainy season, rare to have a gloomy, rainy day--per the quote, just briefer, intense storms, most often in the late afternoon but they can interfere with Parque Lleras mongering on occasion.

    3) ARE CASAS MORE LIKE BORDELLOS OR CLUBS. Casas are like brothels or bordellos, generally open from late morning into early evening.

    Enjoy your visit and we'll keep an eye out for that promised trip report.

  2. #71160

    Medellin

    Quote Originally Posted by Jiniterinator  [View Original Post]
    Hola amigos,

    Regular poster in the Havana thread, going to try out Colombia in June. I've read the thread back 6 months and chatted with some people who've gone. My only issues are logistical. Some great recommendations here on dinero and restaurants and strip clubs.

    My main concerns:

    1) Where to stay (my preference on my first trip is to stay in Poblado, K. I. S. S.) for chica-friendliness. Some say hotels are better, others say certain AirBNBs (which is my typical lodging). I know the AirBNB drill, ask the hosts, and read the reviews, same as any city. But if there are hotels that are renowned for their chica hospitality, then maybe I can bypass the rigamarole of AirBNB research and host interviews. It REALLY raises my anxiety dropping the time and money on a trip and not even knowing if I am going to be able to take a chica home (not interested in the love hotels, I like home court advantage).
    If you have anxiety as being perceived as a "sex tourist" stay in Laureles or someplace like that rather than Poblado. When you look at Airbnb be wary of any renters who are (solo) women. They are the most restrictive in terms of having guests.

  3. #71159
    Quote Originally Posted by MojoBandit  [View Original Post]
    I saw this on Fay Boo and I tried to find a matching story by googling this lead line but I could not find anything. Anybody else heard about this?

    It says: ....."German inadmitted by Migration Colombia after demonstrating intention of tourism for sexual exploitation.

    Inconsistencies during the migration interview, itineraries to Cartagena and Medellin and sex toys in their luggage prompted the measure. "

    https://www.facebook.com/MigracionCol
    Guarantee this is not his first time being denied entry. In 9 out of 10 of these cases, there is a missing variable. I have seen guys with super-dooper packages of Magnums, entire BlueChew packs, PT-141, cock rings, and dildos the size of my arm, only lacking a P-Diddy baby-oils. Bags ran through the X-ray and let through without questions.

    "What are you here for?" — "Visiting a friend."

    "Where are you staying?" — "MIxa in Pablano."

    And then STFU.

    +30 year in this game and that smells like BS.

  4. #71158

    First time Colombia traveler

    Hola amigos,

    Regular poster in the Havana thread, going to try out Colombia in June. I've read the thread back 6 months and chatted with some people who've gone. My only issues are logistical. Some great recommendations here on dinero and restaurants and strip clubs.

    My main concerns:

    1) Where to stay (my preference on my first trip is to stay in Poblado, K. I. S. S.) for chica-friendliness. Some say hotels are better, others say certain AirBNBs (which is my typical lodging). I know the AirBNB drill, ask the hosts, and read the reviews, same as any city. But if there are hotels that are renowned for their chica hospitality, then maybe I can bypass the rigamarole of AirBNB research and host interviews. It REALLY raises my anxiety dropping the time and money on a trip and not even knowing if I am going to be able to take a chica home (not interested in the love hotels, I like home court advantage). Assume money is not a consideration.

    2) Which city to fly into? Many experienced Colombia guys have different views on which airport to take and not be in immigration for 4 hours (I am ADD / type A and waiting in line is painful). I want to go to Medellin, but is it really better to fly into CTG (I'm already researching Cartagena chicas). Some say yes, some say BOG (frankly I'm a little scared of Bogota on my first trip), others say all the airports suck, so just redeye it and get there first (I'd prefer not to start my vacay with jet lag, as I'm no spring chicken). I don't mind flying into one city from the US, then hopping to another in Colombia, and flying back to the US from it, if that is more better than wasting 4 hours at MDE.

    3) Is June a good month to go? Being equatorial I wouldn't think the time of year would matter, but it seems to be raining a lot there now. Rain kind of buzzkills strolling in Lleras park, eh?

    Also, many references to "casas" here, which seems to be either bordellos or clubs that act that way?

    TIA guys. I promise to reciprocate with a detailed report upon my return.

  5. #71157

    Stay safe out here

    I know a guide, several members of this site have used him. He finds the Airbnb and chicks, he has a lot of friends. VIP everywhere no wait. Top places to eat. Message me if you want his info. Def worth it.

  6. #71156
    Quote Originally Posted by Manizales911  [View Original Post]
    I live in Manizales and generally the food here sucks but there are a handful of decent restaurants but it took a lot of research and trial and error to get a decent roster of restaurants. That said, everything else about this city blows away the big three cities, especially the chicas.
    I agree. Manizales is one beautiful place and I found some great food there. Those hills can go to hell, but I guess that is what makes it so beautiful.

  7. #71155
    Quote Originally Posted by Knowledge  [View Original Post]
    Propane barbecue is pretend barbecue. But seriously, the longer you are here the more you realize how bad Colombian gastronomy is. Their favorite flavor is bland and their only seasoning is salt, sugar, grease, and cilantro. You can work around it in the big cities where there are international restaurants and specialty grocery chains like Carulla. In the pueblos and smaller cities it is grim. I was in Ibagu last week. I couldn't even find a decent pastel de pollo. One morning I was in a local bakery and everybody was eating calentado. I reverted to fruit and steamed vegetables.
    You're right. I live in Manizales and generally the food here sucks but there are a handful of decent restaurants but it took a lot of research and trial and error to get a decent roster of restaurants. That said, everything else about this city blows away the big three cities, especially the chicas. Tonight I'm taking a "9" chica to a Mexican restaurant owned by a Mexican family, the chica is the one that found this one, the restaurant has great reviews, we'll see.

  8. #71154
    Quote Originally Posted by Knowledge  [View Original Post]
    You can buy tadalafil and sex toys here. These guys have had their luggage inspected after they were unable to provide satisfactory responses to questions along the lines of "what is the purpose of your visit to Colombia?" It's a good idea to be able to name an attraction or two. You should also be able to indicate where you will be staying and it's better if the address you give is not one of the better known punter clubhouses.
    That is the smartest move, but you are not getting the smartest mongers in MDE. They can book tons of attractions and cancel them if they don't feel like doing any tourism. A coffee tour for example. The easiest is to find a local girlfriend or buddy and provide her or his info.

  9. #71153
    Quote Originally Posted by Manizales911  [View Original Post]
    Immigration officials in any country can deny you because they don't like the look on your face, no reason necessary. Colombia is tired of these Youtube idiots.
    That's pretty much it. You're visiting at their pleasure.

  10. #71152

    Maps

    I just was updating the maps. A lot of places have are outdated.

    Please let us know about those places. Free map if you do!

  11. #71151
    Quote Originally Posted by PSAddict  [View Original Post]
    Why is that? Sex toys are legal, prostitution is legal.

    If one goes to Colombia multiple times within a short time span, clean phone, no sex toys, just Tadalafil, and what he is doing is 100% legal there as well as in his country. Do he need to prepare and worry?
    Legal? Hilarious. It is not about legality. What Manizales said is spot on. You can be granted a visa at an embassy and when you get to a country immigration can deny you entry.

  12. #71150
    Quote Originally Posted by PSAddict  [View Original Post]
    Why is that? Sex toys are legal, prostitution is legal.

    If one goes to Colombia multiple times within a short time span, clean phone, no sex toys, just Tadalafil, and what he is doing is 100% legal there as well as in his country. Do he need to prepare and worry?
    Immigration officials in any country can deny you because they don't like the look on your face, no reason necessary. Colombia is tired of these Youtube idiots.

  13. #71149
    Propane barbecue is pretend barbecue. But seriously, the longer you are here the more you realize how bad Colombian gastronomy is. Their favorite flavor is bland and their only seasoning is salt, sugar, grease, and cilantro. You can work around it in the big cities where there are international restaurants and specialty grocery chains like Carulla. In the pueblos and smaller cities it is grim. I was in Ibagué last week. I couldn't even find a decent pastel de pollo. One morning I was in a local bakery and everybody was eating calentado. I reverted to fruit and steamed vegetables.

    Quote Originally Posted by PolloNegro  [View Original Post]
    Today was an exceptional day. I cooked five racks of ribs, potato salad, baked beans, a garden salad, and some Southern hoe cakes. Everyone at my house was absolutely in love with how the ribs turned out! That's what I mean about having specific condiments and adding those little American touches that make everything taste like home.

    ​Once you prepare food in this country, you realize the difference. I shipped down a gas grill, bought a small propane tank, and brought in wood chips so I'd still have that hickory smell. Between the chips and the authentic mesquite rub, the food turned out absolutely wonderful. I had about 12 guests over, and they couldn't stop talking about it. Some of them are even taking plates home! Five racks of ribs is a lot of food, and the way they were preparedright down to the thin endswas just on point. PN.

  14. #71148
    You can buy tadalafil and sex toys here. These guys have had their luggage inspected after they were unable to provide satisfactory responses to questions along the lines of "what is the purpose of your visit to Colombia?" It's a good idea to be able to name an attraction or two. You should also be able to indicate where you will be staying and it's better if the address you give is not one of the better known punter clubhouses.

    Quote Originally Posted by PSAddict  [View Original Post]
    Why is that? Sex toys are legal, prostitution is legal.

    If one goes to Colombia multiple times within a short time span, clean phone, no sex toys, just Tadalafil, and what he is doing is 100% legal there as well as in his country. Do he need to prepare and worry?

  15. #71147

    Why

    Quote Originally Posted by MojoBandit  [View Original Post]
    I saw this on Fay Boo and I tried to find a matching story by googling this lead line but I could not find anything. Anybody else heard about this?

    It says: ....."German inadmitted by Migration Colombia after demonstrating intention of tourism for sexual exploitation.

    Inconsistencies during the migration interview, itineraries to Cartagena and Medellin and sex toys in their luggage prompted the measure. ".

    https://www.facebook.com/MigracionCol
    Why is that? Sex toys are legal, prostitution is legal.

    If one goes to Colombia multiple times within a short time span, clean phone, no sex toys, just Tadalafil, and what he is doing is 100% legal there as well as in his country. Do he need to prepare and worry?

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