Sosua Reports

[QUOTE=Naked Gunz]...is the rain during summer? Excuse my ignorance, but I assumed like June-Aug., the weather was great like in the states. I was in Panama last June for about 10 days and it only rained once. So I can expect a soggy time during those months in DR?[/QUOTE]Well I usually stay in June for some weeks over there and the weather is mostly perfect, or a bit hotter then other months.

The rain season starts around November or so.

Believe me, you will have fun even in June.

I will be around Sosua full April this time, so not in June.

Ben el Suizo

[QUOTE=Naked Gunz]...is the rain during summer? Excuse my ignorance, but I assumed like June-Aug., the weather was great like in the states. I was in Panama last June for about 10 days and it only rained once. So I can expect a soggy time during those months in DR?[/QUOTE]


The DR has a really annoying weather pattern. This july should have been a total wash out for me but instead I got two weeks of pure sunshine .

What you need to do is ask a willing member to describe the current weather situation. The weather forecast will only tell you so much.

Sometimes it lists rain in the forecast everyday but it never does.

If you are only going for a few days to binge drink and screw you will be fine . If you expect to be doing outdoor activities then the rain would ruin your plans.

The girls do not hang out during the day if it is raining. This is all IMHO...I've postponed several trips to the DR due to weather.

[QUOTE=Rodeo9112]Does he rent real motorcycles or those off-road, motoconcho dirtbikes or scooters?

Rodeo[/QUOTE]

No BUT do this.......
walk out of Rockys and take a right. Walk to and then cross over first big intersection. Keep walking and you'll see bikes for rent on the left (directly across from a good, cheap laundry service). The guys name is TOM. Great bikes, fair prices, good guy. He's German but speaks English very well. About a 3-4 minute walk from Rockys...

Question Gentleman. I looked at the weather there should be a storm hitting sosua next week. Whats the forecast down there.

CC

Last trip when in Sosua, I tried to catch Classico's on Friday night. Spent awhile walking up and down Pedro Clisante looking for the joint (couldn't find a sign). No luck. Started just asking someone every block as they would just point "that way". Finally got narrowed down to a bar with a big neon sign that said something other than Classico's and was told it was up the stairs along the side of the bar. Went to go up and was told it didn't open till 10pm. Is that true? We were there early. Like 7 or 8pm, but wasn't expecting to need to wait 2-3 hours for it to open, especially when they close (I think) at midnight or 1am. Can someone tell me for sure what the hours and location are for Classico's? If it doesn't have a sign, what sign IS outside the joint?

Thanks,

Rodeo

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Yeah Rodeo, that's the place. You are correct, as they don't open until 10pm. The actual disco doesn't even start getting busy till after 11pm... although the bar downstairs starts rocking a bit before then. Around 11:30-1:00 am there are chicas 3 rows deep at the railing downstairs. It's standing room only upstairs when it's busy.

Don't get hemmed up in the top left circular area, at that little alcove. When it gets busy you'll play hell getting out and mingling.

Entrance is 100 pesos (or was a few months back) But includes that often mentioned free drink voucher.

Oh, forgot to mention. Closing time was 2:00 am Lights go on. People vacate fairly quickly. Then there is this huge surge of female flesh on the street for 30 minutes afterwards.

[QUOTE=Rodeo9112]Last trip when in Sosua, I tried to catch Classico's on Friday night. Spent awhile walking up and down Pedro Clisante looking for the joint (couldn't find a sign). No luck. Started just asking someone every block as they would just point "that way". Finally got narrowed down to a bar with a big neon sign that said something other than Classico's and was told it was up the stairs along the side of the bar. Went to go up and was told it didn't open till 10pm. Is that true? We were there early. Like 7 or 8pm, but wasn't expecting to need to wait 2-3 hours for it to open, especially when they close (I think) at midnight or 1am. Can someone tell me for sure what the hours and location are for Classico's? If it doesn't have a sign, what sign IS outside the joint?

Thanks,

Rodeo[/QUOTE]Hey Rodeo,

Classico's Disco is located upstairs from "Sosua Bar" and yes it opens at 10 pm and closes at 1am, Fri and Sat at 2am. The best bet is to chill at the bar, fending off all the requests for a beer (un crevesa) should keep you quite busy! Beware of the gropers and pickpockets too! Or you can go two doors down to latinos and shoot some pool to kill some time. It's all good!

Enjoy Yourself and Happy Hunting!!

Are there any nights that Classico's is closed?

Rodeo

[QUOTE=Rodeo9112]Are there any nights that Classico's is closed?

Rodeo[/QUOTE]


7 nights a week. It isn't that big of a deal. It's a little disco with a few sofas that caters to the same girls you would find downstairs.

IMHO it is better to meet a potential chica downstairs then invite her upstairs. Alot of the girls upstairs are difficult to negotiate with due to the loud music.

IMHO the girls upstairs are looking for the big spender and someone to do the drinks/disco/casino evening. Downstairs is all about straight sex and you negotiate in a more relaxed enviorment.

I've spent a total of one month in sosua and have been to classicos only twice.

[QUOTE=Artisttyp]7 nights a week. It isn't that big of a deal. It's a little disco with a few sofas that caters to the same girls you would find downstairs.

IMHO it is better to meet a potential chica downstairs then invite her upstairs. Alot of the girls upstairs are difficult to negotiate with due to the loud music.

IMHO the girls upstairs are looking for the big spender and someone to do the drinks/disco/casino evening. Downstairs is all about straight sex and you negotiate in a more relaxed enviorment.

I've spent a total of one month in sosua and have been to classicos only twice. [/QUOTE]Great insight that I agree with. I usually wait upstairs before you go in. Meet them coming and going. And keep an eye on the ones downstairs. Can always motion them to join you and is quiet to talk prices.

How much does it cost a month to live in Sosua for a person who uses his wits and not his wallet?

The rent, I was told, is 300-350 USD in Los Charamicos for the Gringo that knows how to live among the chica locals, is this correct?

Thanks all in advance!

If you are a descreet monger, respectable to your neighbours (noise, image is everything), and wish a long-term central location rental, across the street from Europa there are condos.

Some are managed by Diego (Europa). Most are owned by a group of russians. Ask to speak to Fernando. He is the onsite condo maintenence guy (Plaza Sosua Residential), also helps out around Europa. (speaks German, Spanish, English). Price. 500drp/night. 20000drp/mos+. DOAvailability?

Around the corner from Europa. Villa Floor has cabanas set around a tranquil pool setting in the centre of Sosua for rent. Close to Rosas restaurant (where all the DR girls eat lunch).

Paraiso Colon by the main gym off the highway is also another rental complex.

For more selection of long term rental ideas. The real estate & rental offices (Nico, Amber Gardian.) just past Clasicco before the dive shop is a good place to start.

One can stay in the Sosua area for a reasonable price.

I wish I could set up Dominican pricing for rentals. Would have more $$$ for my hobby. Not yet successful.

Hope this helps some.

P.S. Chily are you still in DR?

[QUOTE=Canadian Cowboy]Anyone stay here ? any reports? How close is it to everything.

CC[/QUOTE]I never stayed, but I've read some reports stating that it's pretty good.

It's located on Pedro Clisante near The Europa, so I'd say it's pretty convenient.