Bogota Reports

[QUOTE=Blackfin]I have never had a problem with taxis in Bogota. At the airport there are usually many to choose from. They upon leaving customs there are people that will give you a reciept and they will signal for a taxi. Tell the person you want a clean taxi. They know who is trustworthy, if the taxi is well kempt inside the person is usually the same. If you look at the police presence outside the taxi area the ale always stopping the taxis and checking their papers to see that they are in order. My observation is if you have a comfort level from the get go you shouldn, t have any problems.[/QUOTE]IMPORTANT: Facing the main exit doors, take the passage TO YOUR RIGHT. That takes you to the taxi booking office.

You'll give them the address you want and get a paper with the taxi plate and fare on it. Give half to the driver, keep the other half yourself.

Never had a problem doing that.

Have had many problems when not.

Do NOT take taxis other than those offered in the official booth where a ticket with your address and overall fare is printed.

If you do take one of the cabs offered you outside the official line and mentioned booth, you will either end up paying a lot more, if you're lucky; or in case you happen to ride on an illegal unregistered car, may even have the paseo millonario ride, which means you'll get kidnapped and mugged by a gang of four very unfriendly Bogotanos.

Be safe,

D.T.

Anybody want to get together or need semi or non pro actions?

Pm me.

Want one of them?

I arrived here today at 5 am and took a taxi to the VIP Bogota Hotel. Very clean great security in a good section of the north (Santa Barbara). I took a nap and waited till the early afternoon for my novia from Medallin to arrive. I went to the Puente Aero airport to meet her and saw there was no airplane listed arriving at the time she said she was arriving.

I called her on the phone and she said she was at the airport of the republic, Eldorado International. I said wait at the door I would be there in 5 minutes—a quick taxi and I was at the international arrivals door. I asked a policeman if people from Colombia arrived here and he said no. I called my novia and could not understand what she was saying, so I gave the phone to the cop. He explained that she was in the terminal and would be heading this way with a policeman. What the hell??

I saw her coming past the departure doors with a cop, he was just kind enough to show her where I was waiting---nice people here !! It seems that the other terminal is strictly Avianca and she took a different airline that flies into Eldorado.

We took a cab back to the hotel VIP, she was so happy to see me we kissed all the way to the hotel.
We IM every night and she has not been working. We arrived at the apartment and she was hornier than I was. Truly amazing lovemaking---the real deal.. we spent a few hours in bed and then fell asleep in each others arms.

We were both starving when we awoke and we went to park 93 to the Café Renault. Great Italian food and sushi, they also have a pick it yourself Antipasto which is amazing and it is billed by the gram.

Back to the apartment for a little rest. We awoke again and made more love.
Everything a man could want with a beautiful woman with fantastic body.

It is now 4 am and we finished a few minutes ago. She is sleeping now and I guess I should follow.

It really pays to get the phone number etc. of a keeper when you are in the islands.
If you keep in touch you will have all the great sex you can handle when you return to Colombia.

God I love this Country.

Mel

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[QUOTE=Manizales911] I always make sure the taxista sees me take note of the taxi number on the outside of the taxi just for good measure. I do that with every single taxi I get into in Colombia and I have never had a problem and have taken hundreds of taxi's in many cities. [/QUOTE]Good advice Manizales. If you're truly paranoid, like me, you can also fake a call on your cell phone and provide details of the car or driver. I've even asked a taxista to pull his license out of his wallet, then I read off the info to my imaginary friend.

Great idea about your imaginary friend and the cell phone.

Thanks,

Mel

I'll be in Bogota next month, can someone recommend a clean safe massage place in the North of the city (with sex of course).

Increasing number of SWs on K15 in the blocks just north of the Dann Hotel in 113th block. Even a girl in miniskirt, gold bikini top, and gold sandals tonight. Nice long legs too. Looked good, though I couldn't stop to check her out better, more's the pity.

If she was cold, and I know I was, she wasn't showing it.

[QUOTE=Hakki231]I'll be in Bogota next month, can someone recommend a clean safe massage place in the North of the city (with sex of course).[/QUOTE]Loads of good places in the list. K15 with 114 has a bunch, as does just 116.

We were in a taxi heading north on K15 and I saw the same chica mini skirt and gold top.

How strange is that?

Mel

Hello,

I have done a substantial amount of RTFF but I have a few questions if you don't mind.

I've been to Medellin twice. I think it's a great place to monger but for me it lacked other things to do and the food was less than desirable. I've spent two weeks there on each trip. When it comes time to go home I am more than ready to leave. If I had to be there I would make do but. You get the point.

I was thinking of doing a one month tour around the country going from CTG to Baranquilla Cali Medellin then end in Bogota. The more I research the more I don't want to do that. I assume I will need at least a few days to acclimate to the altitude in Bogota so that would cut into precious time. I don't travel light and the prices fluctuate within the country too much. Also concern of getting bored during the downtime.

Bogota. Can you spend 3 weeks to a month there without getting bored? Women are one thing but I need more. I am not a huge drinker (I prefer what comes from mother earth) and prefer to keep busy during the day.

Can you see movies with ease?

Is the food good?

Easy to get around?

Day or overnight trips worth taking/Photography?

Overall expenses (I would stay in the sante fe area "centro" like I do in Medellin) same prices as buenos aires or cheaper than or = Lima? I don't eat in dives or off the street. I spend at least $40 US a day for a hotel and at least $10/12 for lunch $20 for dinner. Can I get a good spread for this at a decent mid range restaurant?

IS it crazy like Medellin with glue sniffers and weed smokers in plain sight?

From what I read I would have numerous pfp budget options for under $50 US which is my limit. All this is good but is it fun like buenos aires or Lima Peru? I've done numerous trips of one month to those countries and times goes by way too fast.

Is Bogota in the same category or is it one of those places you want to spend a week then move on?

By the way it would coincide with birthday number 40! I wouldn't want to be bumming out.

Thank you for your time. I promise a full report if I go.

Artisttyp

I preface this with a note that I have never spent more than 4 days in BOG, though I have been there many times. I usually go for a weekend, but I generally tire of just about every place I go after a few days.

[QUOTE=Artisttyp]I assume I will need at least a few days to acclimate to the altitude in Bogota so that would cut into precious time. [/QUOTE]

This was not an issue for me. Cuzco kicked my butt. You really do need a day to acclimate in Cuzco. But honestly in BOG I can't tell the difference.

[QUOTE]Bogota. Can you spend 3 weeks to a month there without getting bored? Women are one thing but I need more. [/QUOTE]

The answer to this question, in my mind, is "no." There's only so many cathedrals and gold exhibits to go around. The city is cold and somewhat dirty. There are no beaches like Rio and very few nature-oriented sights like in Costa Rica. MDE and BOG are very different in terms of climate and even things to do.

Don't get me wrong...BOG is a big city with a lot of people and a lot of nightlife, restaurants, etc. I just wouldn't want to commit to 3 weeks there.

[QUOTE]Can you see movies with ease? [/QUOTE]
No idea.

[QUOTE] Is the food good? [/QUOTE]
Nothing special, but not bad. It's cheap too.

[QUOTE]Easy to get around? [/QUOTE]
As in MDE, taxis in BOG are cheap. You can go from the north to Santa Fe for maybe $6-$7. Taxis are everywhere.

[QUOTE]Day or overnight trips worth taking/Photography? [/QUOTE]
I don't really know.

[QUOTE]Overall expenses (I would stay in the sante fe area "centro" like I do in Medellin) same prices as buenos aires or cheaper than or = Lima? I don't eat in dives or off the street. I spend at least $40 US a day for a hotel and at least $10/12 for lunch $20 for dinner. Can I get a good spread for this at a decent mid range restaurant?
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Yes, restaurants are relatively cheap in BOG. But for some crazy reason, accomodations are not. I stay in higher end places, and no good higher end place is less than $120 or so. You also have to be careful to confirm there are no chica fees. But if you stay near Santa Fe, you're good to go.

[QUOTE]IS it crazy like Medellin with glue sniffers and weed smokers in plain sight? [/QUOTE]

For the most part, no, but in Santa Fe after dark, yes. I stopped going to Santa Fe at night a long time ago. Too rowdy/sketchy for me. Atunes during the day, though, is good for a 50k session.

[QUOTE]From what I read I would have numerous pfp budget options for under $50 US which is my limit. All this is good but is it fun like buenos aires or Lima Peru? I've done numerous trips of one month to those countries and times goes by way too fast.
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Santa fe is 30k-100k most places on site. Up north for 1-3 hours at the nicer clubs you'll pay 200-250k. I paid 20k for a water once (!). One thing I like about BOG is that there is variety. Something for everyone. One thing I did not like was that bbbj can be difficult, and TLN is difficult as well.

If I had to compare BOG to either Lima or Buenos Aires, I'd say Lima. Though to be fair BOG is really in a class by itself. BA is characterized by cheapo apartments and daytime escorts, then a smattering of nighttime options. Lima is characterized mainly by the nighttime options (Tequila Rocks), but the service there is good, though a little more expensive. I hang out in the northern part of BOG at a club that is very much like Tequila Rocks. There are massage places in BOG but not really like BA.

IMO there is at least 2x the amount of things to do and see in BA as in either BOG or Lima.

[QUOTE]
Is Bogota in the same category or is it one of those places you want to spend a week then move on?
[/QUOTE]

Not me.

I happen to be here in Bogota right now with a Chica sleeping in our bed. She came for an hour and we spent hours having sex and she just passed out and is sleeping here. I am a night owl so here are some answers to your questions that I remember.

Do not worry about the altitude. I live on the water in the USA and I am old and way overweight and the thin air doesn’t bother me. If you are worried about it there is a prescription medicine you can get to help with the problem. You take it a few days before going to altitude.

The temperature is almost constant about 17C in the daytime. That might seem Ok but at this altitude I find it cold, it also rains a lot. Bring a jacket and sweater.

There is a plethora of good to excellent restaurants here in Bogotá many of the best and most expensive are in Park 93. There you can even find a North Atlantic lobster for 75 dollars. There are hundreds of good bbq chicken places for 4 dollars for a whole chicken and potatoes.

Almost every shopping center has a multiplex theatres. The one I like best is in the plaza of the America in the south of Bogota I think it ha 10 or 12 screens. The salitre plaza in the north also has a good multiplex.

If you wear custom clothes, you can have fine cotton custom shirts made for $25 us her that cost $150 in the states. It pays for the airfare and then some.

There is one museum I would not miss, the museum of gold. There are plenty of scenic places to photograph.

I could spend the rest of my life here in Bogota. There are so many beautiful women here. You can pick up non pros easily. There is anything from a 15 dollar massage parlor to a 100 dollar an hour chica.

Today was a long story but the high points were I had a chica that said she was 20 last time I was here. Today she said she turns 20 tomorrow, so I will be the last guy to have sex with this teenager. She showed up at the door looking like the drop dead 10 spinner that she is with a big balloon in a heart shape that said I Love You. I guess I made an impression on her.

I see you are an experienced monger so if you would like some great phone numbers and photos PM me.

Happy mongering,

Mel

[QUOTE=Mel365]We were in a taxi heading north on K15 and I saw the same chica mini skirt and gold top.

How strange is that?

Mel[/QUOTE]Only thing strange would be that, unless we passed almost at the same time, she was still there. That outfit was hot! Would have thought she'd have been picked up pretty quick.