Rio de Janeiro Reports

[QUOTE=Xpartan;2508061]Centro is where Rio de Janeiro works. Every day. What you mean to say is stay away from Centro after business hours, well maybe. Even then, I stayed at a Centro hotel, walked around after dark, dined and wined and still lived to tell the tale. But OK, Centro after dark. Maybe not everyone's cup of tea.

But avoiding Centro altogether is simply dumb. Even if you don't care about cheap Centro prives and termas (you should), it's a pleasure to just walk around, there are beautiful old buildings, churches, the monastery (St. Benedict?) was the most beautiful old thing I've seen outside Europe, not much from the outside but the interiors are stunning. Walk to Lapa, climb the stairs (standalone tourist site, BTW) to Santa Teresa, a run-down but historic neighborhood on the hill, ride the tram down, get lunch in Confeteria Colombo, if just for the ambience. I mean, seriously, take an organized tour if you're that concerned about safety, but don't dismiss Centro. You haven't really been to Rio without seeing the other side.

That Rio is not a safe destination. Totally true, though. Stay alert.[/QUOTE]As note of caution about Centro at night, this was posted in Portuguese on social media by a Carioca in reply to anther who was saying he was ASSALTADO! And 'phone stolen in Lapa.

Violence in Rio is getting worse! 15 days ago, I had the same experience at Largo the Carioca, it was a Monday night, around 21:40, I was tired and heading towards the Menezes Cortes terminal to catch my bus and return home after a long working day. But on the way, I was approached by an FDP who was therefore holding a pistol and had to hand over the cell phone I had just bought. I am using my tablet momentarily as a cell phone, but the revolt still plagues me! At least, I didn't get hurt and it was just a big scare!

For those not in the know, FDP meaning is is filho the puta or son of a *****. Its a know fact thief's the world over get busy this time of year, they need money to buy nice gifts for mom, wife and the amante (side chick).

[QUOTE=YippieKayay;2508119]I was told by enough locals, including my guide, that Centro should be avoided if I was alone. My guide was willing to take me to Lapa if I left my phone at home. This didn't fill me with confidence,[/QUOTE]This is said by locals in damn near every big city in the world. Again, never had a problem. If it is beyond your comfort level though, better safe than sorry. Here is a shot of the Cathedral that I took while walking in that area back in February late at night with my Galaxy Note. Seems pretty peaceful to me. But one man's peaceful is another man's dangerous as hell. I get that.

I stayed in Centro my last two trips (Close to the Carioca train station). During the daytime, Centro is awesome!! 5 minute walk from my hotel and I was viewing the lineup in my favorite prives. 10 minute walk to the termas. Many different choices for places to eat and beautiful women walking to work. That being said, at night time, things change. Whenever I left the termas between 10-11 PM, I always had my head on a swivel as I walked back to my hotel. The street lighting is very low and it is quite dark and deserted on many of the main roads. There were a number of streets where I could have very easily have been robbed and there would have been no witnesses! I don't recommend staying / walking around Centro at night alone, unless you know how to carry yourself and know what to look for.

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2508207]This is said by locals in damn near every big city in the world. Again, never had a problem. If it is beyond your comfort level though, better safe than sorry. Here is a shot of the Cathedral that I took while walking in that area back in February late at night with my Galaxy Note. Seems pretty peaceful to me. But one man's peaceful is another man's dangerous as hell. I get that.[/QUOTE]Once again, a Wonderful response Mr. E!

Hello everyone,

Plan to go to Rio for the first time in mid-December, have been to Fortaleza three times. I've read a bit about it on this forum but I still have some questions, everything is welcome.

Is there anything to do in the Rio at these strange times?

Am I planning to rent an apartment instead of a hotel, in which area do you recommend me to stay?

Which bar / club do you recommend me to go for a walk? Am someone who would rather not go to sauna / sex clubs and pay by the hour!

All information are welcome. Thank you in advance.

[QUOTE=Sinbad76;2508303]Hello everyone,

Plan to go to Rio for the first time in mid-December, have been to Fortaleza three times. I've read a bit about it on this forum but I still have some questions, everything is welcome.

Is there anything to do in the Rio at these strange times?

Am I planning to rent an apartment instead of a hotel, in which area do you recommend me to stay?
[/QUOTE]Stay in Copacabana and you can go to the beach every day.

[QUOTE]
Which bar / club do you recommend me to go for a walk? Am someone who would rather not go to sauna / sex clubs and pay by the hour!

All information are welcome. Thank you in advance.[/QUOTE]So you want free sex? I'm not sure what you're referring to. It's dirt cheap in Brazil. I was pleasantly surprised at how little I paid and how much pussy I was getting.

[QUOTE=Sinbad76;2508303]Hello everyone,

Plan to go to Rio for the first time in mid-December, have been to Fortaleza three times. I've read a bit about it on this forum but I still have some questions, everything is welcome.

Is there anything to do in the Rio at these strange times?

Am I planning to rent an apartment instead of a hotel, in which area do you recommend me to stay?

Which bar / club do you recommend me to go for a walk? Am someone who would rather not go to sauna / sex clubs and pay by the hour!

All information are welcome. Thank you in advance.[/QUOTE]Are you interested in some touristy stuff? Do Sugarloaf, Corcovado, enjoy the beaches, go on some walking tours, etc. If you're not pressed for time, take a day tour to Buzios. Better yet, wife up before going to Buzios. Even stay there for a couple of days. It's a peninsula with some excellent beaches and great nightlife. You can rent a million-dollar-view villa and live like a king for a few days, and its quite affordable. Cariocas call Buzios a paraiso and for a good reason, too.

Back to Rio.

Stay in Copacabana (more touristy) or Ipanema (safer).

As to the rest. I'm not sure what you're looking for. If you don't want to pay "by the hour" you can pay for 30 minutes.

Just kidding. Do you speak Portuguese? Are you young and pretty? For regular, non-pro nightlife, go to Lapa, especially if you like Samba. This is the bedrock of Rio nightlife. Google Lapa clubs to get some ideas.

Keep your wits about you at all times. Don't get drunk on public. Don't leave your drinks unattended. Rio is awesome, but it's not a safe city, no matter how much we love it here.

Enjoy your trip!

[QUOTE=Xpartan;2508388]Are you interested in some touristy stuff? Do Sugarloaf, Corcovado, enjoy the beaches, go on some walking tours, etc. If you're not pressed for time, take a day tour to Buzios. Better yet, wife up before going to Buzios. Even stay there for a couple of days. It's a peninsula with some excellent beaches and great nightlife. You can rent a million-dollar-view villa and live like a king for a few days, and its quite affordable. Cariocas call Buzios a paraiso and for a good reason, too.

Back to Rio.

Stay in Copacabana (more touristy) or Ipanema (safer).

As to the rest. I'm not sure what you're looking for. If you don't want to pay "by the hour" you can pay for 30 minutes.

Just kidding. Do you speak Portuguese? Are you young and pretty? For regular, non-pro nightlife, go to Lapa, especially if you like Samba. This is the bedrock of Rio nightlife. Google Lapa clubs to get some ideas.

Keep your wits about you at all times. Don't get drunk on public. Don't leave your drinks unattended. Rio is awesome, but it's not a safe city, no matter how much we love it here.

Enjoy your trip![/QUOTE]Is the Buzios nightlife really that great? I've never been there, and always thought of it as kind of a quiet, sleepy place. Thus, the need to take a girl there with you versus finding somebody there. What's there to do at night in Buzios (non-mongering)?

[QUOTE=Xpartan;2508388]Are you interested in some touristy stuff? Do Sugarloaf, Corcovado, enjoy the beaches, go on some walking tours, etc. If you're not pressed for time, take a day tour to Buzios. Better yet, wife up before going to Buzios. Even stay there for a couple of days. It's a peninsula with some excellent beaches and great nightlife. You can rent a million-dollar-view villa and live like a king for a few days, and its quite affordable. Cariocas call Buzios a paraiso and for a good reason, too.[/QUOTE]Buzios is a really nice place. Different beaches on the various fingers of the hilly peninsula. Lots of water activities. Decent restaurants.

You hit the nail on the head. Wifey up before going. Rio working girls love being invited to Buzios. The nightlife generally caters to young, affluent Brazilians. You would need a lot of game to pick-up a civilian in Buzios. The civilian girls are likely with groups which adds more challenge of breaking them away from the pack. While it's only about 100 miles from Rio Centro, it can be very slow getting there. For that reason, I wouldn't recommend a day trip.

As far as safety in Rio, there is no reason not to Uber / taxi door-to-door at night. Periodically, we have these discussions and some members post about their street wits and never ever having an issue. Either have I, but I go the way of being as safe as possible in any city.

Went there last night and here is my review:

We walked in and got an entry card. No cover charge. Go upstairs and change entry card for a locker key with your number. Don't have to change into the robe if you don't want to. Only one level is open — the boate room. Approx 12 Girls standing around and a few guys. Small bar. Good looking women.

Rates start at 270 for 30 mins and go up depending on time and type of room.

I ended up talking to girl and decided to take her for the night. Tall and with short hair, she had quite the face and figure. Damage was 1000 reais without paying a fee to take her out. Drink damage at the place was 170 reais.

We went for some drinks at the posto in front of my hotel and then headed back to the room.

After showering together, we start on the bed with me DATY and then she sits on my face and has her first orgasm. She wants to fuck so she jumps off the bed, digs thru her purse and can't find a condom in her purse or her clothes bag.

After a lengthy discussion, she agreed to do it BB and CIM but not inside her. Agreed and done!

Go to sleep. Wake up and do it again and then she leaves. Packing up my bag and onwards to São Paulo for my weekend with two girls in the room.

I had a colleague in Brazil, he always put his condoms in the window in the sun so they would be really dry and hopefully break when he f*cked a girl. I always thought he was weird. I have anguish when a condom breaks when f*cking a puta.

What I'm reading in the forum it seems like barebacking is popular, even i VM. It makes me wonder if people doesn't know the situation of venereal diseases in Brazil? Never mind, to each his own.

Cheers

[QUOTE=Sperto;2508584]I had a colleague in Brazil, he always put his condoms in the window in the sun so they would be really dry and hopefully break when he f*cked a girl. I always thought he was weird. I have anguish when a condom breaks when f*cking a puta.

What I'm reading in the forum it seems like barebacking is popular, even i VM. It makes me wonder if people doesn't know the situation of venereal diseases in Brazil? Never mind, to each his own.

Cheers[/QUOTE]Sperto, I feel the same way every time I read about a monger who gives oral sex in a terma "DATY". My stomach turns thinking about the herpes sores they will have on their lips in a couple of months!

[QUOTE=Bravo;2508588]Sperto, I feel the same way every time I read about a monger who gives oral sex in a terma "DATY". My stomach turns thinking about the herpes sores they will have on their lips in a couple of months![/QUOTE]Been mongering for six years in Latin America. I don't give DATY. I have 2-3 hookers I will bareback regularly over a calendar year. Haven't caught an STD yet. It's out there but not all that common.

[QUOTE=Bravo;2508588]Sperto, I feel the same way every time I read about a monger who gives oral sex in a terma "DATY". My stomach turns thinking about the herpes sores they will have on their lips in a couple of months![/QUOTE]
No way (or at least rarely) I would daty a GP. I want them fresh. That's why I go Centro-mongering early 10-11 AM.
I remember once in VM. Me and dozen of gringos in one of the corner bars (U-alley). As always I kept my eyes on the girls arriving to VM. A 10-point girl, beautiful , slim and huge natural tits arrived. A Help-girl that worked extra at VM. R$25/30 min. Great f*ck and i finished on her huge tits. She didn't wash her afterwards. She just rubbed the sperm over her tits. When returning to the bar, one guy from US the quickly took her. He soon returned and bragged about how he had sucked and licked those big tits...

[QUOTE=Xpartan;2508388]Are you interested in some touristy stuff? Do Sugarloaf, Corcovado, enjoy the beaches, go on some walking tours, etc. If you're not pressed for time, take a day tour to Buzios. Better yet, wife up before going to Buzios. Even stay there for a couple of days. It's a peninsula with some excellent beaches and great nightlife. You can rent a million-dollar-view villa and live like a king for a few days, and its quite affordable. Cariocas call Buzios a paraiso and for a good reason, too.

Back to Rio.

Stay in Copacabana (more touristy) or Ipanema (safer).

As to the rest. I'm not sure what you're looking for. If you don't want to pay "by the hour" you can pay for 30 minutes.

Just kidding. Do you speak Portuguese? Are you young and pretty? For regular, non-pro nightlife, go to Lapa, especially if you like Samba. This is the bedrock of Rio nightlife. Google Lapa clubs to get some ideas.

Keep your wits about you at all times. Don't get drunk on public. Don't leave your drinks unattended. Rio is awesome, but it's not a safe city, no matter how much we love it here.

Enjoy your trip![/QUOTE]Thanks for information, I will probably find an apartment sometime in the turn of Copaabana or Ipanema. What I mean not pay for, an hour, is that I want to meet girl and after a few drinks take to apartment with me of course with a fee. Do you hear a Mbap bar or Balkony bar are where the girls come, is that right, or do you have the tip somewhere else?