Santo Domingo

[QUOTE=Bq Ribs]Good to see you back and posting again. Another one here waiting to see some pics. You sure do cover every square inch of that island...........[/QUOTE]Thanks, I can't match your photographs. I'll post a few more photopgraphs of the places I visited. I stayed in an all inclusive hotel in Bayahibe, 539 dollars for 6 nights and seven days which included airfare (direct flights on jetblue from jfk to sdq), landed in sdq at 10am (returning flight to jfk left at 8pm), (I used promo code entertain200, to knock two hundred dollars off the cost of the trip using orbitz.com), rented a car and drove to Bayahibe. Excellent all inclusive hotel. The waitresses wear tight white pants, good views morning, noon and night.

Some chica I met online, I invited to her to Bayahibe, she took like three publicos to get to Bayahibe, between two to three hours for her to get there from santo domingo. I waited for her in Bayahibe near the super colmado bayahibe which is across from an area where the publicos congregate. I was sitting waiting in my car for her to arrive, when at least six chicas walked by. They went into the colmado (the colmado has some seats on the inside and on the outside). I decided to get a presidente and a claro card. One chica was friendly and sexi, but I couldn't do anything because I didn't want to get busted by the chica who was arriving from sdq.

The sdq chica arrived, tall, morena, slim, nice body, nice thick lips. It was my first time meeting her in person. I drove her to the public beach, but she said she wanted to change her clothes in the hotel room. I did not see any cabanas in Bayahibe, it was around 3pm when she arrived and I didn't want to pay 45 dollars to get her a day pass at the all inclusive hotel for only a few hours. The day before, I stopped off at the hotel bayahibe and asked if I could rent a room for a few hours, the guy said sure, mil pesos.

I took the chica to hotel bayahibe, bbbjcim. Her lips are great, the biter. I gave her 500 pesos transportation money and dropped her off in La Romana.

That night I went for the second time with my wingman to Klimax after first experiencing Urban and the other bars.

My wingman had two light skin chicas stuck on him in Klimax. One so cute, from Santiago, 19 years old, no kids, nice smooth soft skin. My wingman put one chica up on the bar in front of him, with her legs open and he did the gynecological exam. At the same time he had the other light skin chica stuck to his side, his fingers did some exploring, the cute chica popped out her tits to show me.

I had a semi unattractive morena sit next to me, I had busted a nut earlier so I was tranquil. I bought the girl sitting next to me a beer, massaged her ass and she was stroking my dick above my pants. There was a television in front of me with CDN2, the Dominican news. My wingman to my right playing with two chicas at the bar, morena to my left stroking my dick and I am watching protests and burnning tires and police grabbing people on the dominican news. The juxtaposition of things can be a little bizarre sometimes.

Earlier in the trip I met a chica and her sister at profesionales bar in la romana, 19 and 21 years old. Kissed the 21 year old the night I met her, then I did the swithero for the younger sister at the public beach in Bayahibe. I invited the sisters to the beach and they met me in La romana with a 19 year female cousin of theirs. The cousin was dark, cute, very nice breasts. They had no bathing suits so we went shopping in Jumbo. Most dominican chicas can't swim very well. Get them into the ocean with you at the beach and they will hold onto you for dear life. Good chance to do some touchy feely, which may lead to other things.

Good amount of boats in Bayahibe, many with new dual outboard yamaha engines. A few large catamarans. Seems many tourists are bussed in to bayahibe so that they can take trips to saona island.

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Dear Jaosousa,

I think everyone appreciates your reports as I do, but these last pictures are useless. Where are the chicassss! No Offense. I don't see much reports about LA ROMAMA. Do you know why? Is it because there no Romana thread? As you can see I'am not a veteran of DR but I keep in touch with this board as often that I can not to miss any opportunity when I go to DR.

Thanks for taking the time to report and post pics. You are an inspiration for people to travel to the non-tourist areas. I still don't know how you can cover so much ground in so little time. By far you are the most traveled person on this forum.

With all the fishing boats in Bayahibe do you know if they offer fishing trips, not the real expensive charters?

What section of SD is Zona Oriental?

Curious, out of all the chicas you hook up with how many get a second chance. LOL



[QUOTE=Jaosousa]Thanks, I can't match your photographs. I'll post a few more photopgraphs of the places I visited. I stayed in an all inclusive hotel in Bayahibe, 539 dollars for 6 nights and seven days which included airfare (direct flights on jetblue from jfk to sdq), landed in sdq at 10am (returning flight to jfk left at 8pm), (I used promo code entertain200, to knock two hundred dollars off the cost of the trip using orbitz.com), rented a car and drove to Bayahibe. Excellent all inclusive hotel. The waitresses wear tight white pants, good views morning, noon and night.

Some chica I met online, I invited to her to Bayahibe, she took like three publicos to get to Bayahibe, between two to three hours for her to get there from santo domingo. I waited for her in Bayahibe near the super colmado bayahibe which is across from an area where the publicos congregate. I was sitting waiting in my car for her to arrive, when at least six chicas walked by. They went into the colmado (the colmado has some seats on the inside and on the outside). I decided to get a presidente and a claro card. One chica was friendly and sexi, but I couldn't do anything because I didn't want to get busted by the chica who was arriving from sdq.

The sdq chica arrived, tall, morena, slim, nice body, nice thick lips. It was my first time meeting her in person. I drove her to the public beach, but she said she wanted to change her clothes in the hotel room. I did not see any cabanas in Bayahibe, it was around 3pm when she arrived and I didn't want to pay 45 dollars to get her a day pass at the all inclusive hotel for only a few hours. The day before, I stopped off at the hotel bayahibe and asked if I could rent a room for a few hours, the guy said sure, mil pesos.

I took the chica to hotel bayahibe, bbbjcim. Her lips are great, the biter. I gave her 500 pesos transportation money and dropped her off in La Romana.

That night I went for the second time with my wingman to Klimax after first experiencing Urban and the other bars.

My wingman had two light skin chicas stuck on him in Klimax. One so cute, from Santiago, 19 years old, no kids, nice smooth soft skin. My wingman put one chica up on the bar in front of him, with her legs open and he did the gynecological exam. At the same time he had the other light skin chica stuck to his side, his fingers did some exploring, the cute chica popped out her tits to show me.

I had a semi unattractive morena sit next to me, I had busted a nut earlier so I was tranquil. I bought the girl sitting next to me a beer, massaged her ass and she was stroking my dick above my pants. There was a television in front of me with CDN2, the Dominican news. My wingman to my right playing with two chicas at the bar, morena to my left stroking my dick and I am watching protests and burnning tires and police grabbing people on the dominican news. The juxtaposition of things can be a little bizarre sometimes.

Earlier in the trip I met a chica and her sister at profesionales bar in la romana, 19 and 21 years old. Kissed the 21 year old the night I met her, then I did the swithero for the younger sister at the public beach in Bayahibe. I invited the sisters to the beach and they met me in La romana with a 19 year female cousin of theirs. The cousin was dark, cute, very nice breasts. They had no bathing suits so we went shopping in Jumbo. Most dominican chicas can't swim very well. Get them into the ocean with you at the beach and they will hold onto you for dear life. Good chance to do some touchy feely, which may lead to other things.

Good amount of boats in Bayahibe, many with new dual outboard yamaha engines. A few large catamarans. Seems many tourists are bussed in to bayahibe so that they can take trips to saona island.

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Thanks, your photos are much better. A bunch of panga style boats in Bayahibe, many with dual outboard engines. When you drive along the area where the boats are, various guys in the street will try to talk with you. I am sure you can arrange a fishing trip. Not sure what they are catching there. I have attached some photos of the area where the boats are in Bayahibe. In La Romana there is an inlet or a small river that has many yachts docked there, probably some 40 foot or bigger fishing boats there as well.

Zona Oriental is on the other side of the river, north of the Faro Colon. Mega Centro Mall is located in Zona Oriental, Carretera Mella and Ave. St. Vincent de Paul. From the malecon take the pontoon bridge to avenida espana towards the airport, at the end of Avenida Espana, don't get on the highway toward the airport, stay on that road and it will turn left and head North, that road might be Ave. Charles de Gualle, take that road north, eventually you will pass the road called San Isidro (I may be wrong about the name) it has a bunch of cabanas on it, then you will reach Carretera Mella, trun left and that will bring you towards Mega Centro mall and Ave. St. de Paul and after Avenida St. Vincent de Paul is Avenida Venezuela which has bars, the most popular of which is called House Drink or something like that. Lots of chicas live in Zona Oriental, I had drinks with one chica and her cousin in the Jaragua Casino. Afterwards I offered to drive her home and she said no, "Mucha delincuencia", she was saying there is allot of delinquency in Zona Oriental. I was glad anyway she took a taxi.

The night I drove on Carretera Mella I was coming from Santiago and La Vega, I parked my car on the northeast corner of Carretera Mella and Ave Charles de Gual to buy a soda and a claro card at a colmado. Some dominican ripped off another Domonican and they were chasing the thief east on Carretera Mella.

Also heard some scary stories about thieves crashing into cars when entering Santo Domingo from the North, the driver gets out after the accident, and thieves rob and sometimes kill the driver.

Supposedly about 4-5 months ago some guy got shot in killed in the Hotel Melia or in the Coppa Discoteca. The Shooter supposedly had the gun under his hat.

[QUOTE=Bq Ribs]Thanks for taking the time to report and post pics. You are an inspiration to travel to the non-tourist areas. I still don't know how you can cover so much ground in so little time. By far you are the most traveled person on this forum.

With all the fishing boats in Bayahibe do you know if they offer fishing trips, not the real expensive charters?

What section of SD is Zona Oriental?

Curious, out of all the chicas you hook up with how many get a second chance. LOL[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Niceb]Dear Jaosousa,

I think everyone appreciates your reports as I do, but these last pictures are useless. Where are the chicassss! No Offense. I don't see much reports about LA ROMAMA. Do you know why? Is it because there no Romana thread? As you can see I'am not a veteran of DR but I keep in touch with this board as often that I can not to miss any opportunity when I go to DR.[/QUOTE]I hear you bro.

If anyone is from California and fly's to DR hit me up on the pm, I need some very important questions answered. Thanks

I was wondering where you were,i thought you married one of your cute chicas and turned in your player card.I was going to call the dominican CSI investigators to find you then i realized your dna is all over many chicas in the dr.LOL

OK on Zona Oriental now, I know where you are talking about. I stayed at Aurora Sol once which is in that area on Mella I beleive. The hotel was nice but there was nothing close by. At night you have to drive to go anywhere and I like drinking Prez and Brugal so I don't drive when it gets dark.

Coming from SD you would have to cross a really, really tall bridge and I believe that would put you in the area you are talking about.

Thanks for the photo comments but I found for better pics get a better camera. I bought a Canon G9 a little over a year ago. It has a retractable lens and is not bulky like the "tourist" cameras. I can attach it to my belt using a case and if I wear my shirt outside my pants I just look like I am packing. The G9 is automatic with manual over rides which I never use. Even the chicas like taking pictures with the camera.

An old trick I have been using is to give my camera to a Dominicano/a and let them take the pictures. Dominicans love having and taking pictures. I have loaned my camera out, sit and drink beer, thirty minutes later I have over a hundred candid photos.

I will PM you a link to what I am talking about.

Now, why didn't you answer my last question? LOL LOL LOL How many of these chicas do you actually see a second time?

I know your wingman must have been glad to get home and get some rest........hehehehe

[QUOTE=Jaosousa]Thanks, your photos are much better. A bunch of panga style boats in Bayahibe, many with dual outboard engines. When you drive along the area where the boats are, various guys in the street will try to talk with you. I am sure you can arrange a fishing trip. Not sure what they are catching there. I have attached some photos of the area where the boats are in Bayahibe. In La Romana there is an inlet or a small river that has many yachts docked there, probably some 40 foot or bigger fishing boats there as well.

Zona Oriental is on the other side of the river, north of the Faro Colon. Mega Centro Mall is located in Zona Oriental, Carretera Mella and Ave. St. Vincent de Paul. From the malecon take the pontoon bridge to avenida espana towards the airport, at the end of Avenida Espana, don't get on the highway toward the airport, stay on that road and it will turn left and head North, that road might be Ave. Charles de Gualle, take that road north, eventually you will pass the road called San Isidro (I may be wrong about the name) it has a bunch of cabanas on it, then you will reach Carretera Mella, trun left and that will bring you towards Mega Centro mall and Ave. St. de Paul and after Avenida St. Vincent de Paul is Avenida Venezuela which has bars, the most popular of which is called House Drink or something like that. Lots of chicas live in Zona Oriental, I had drinks with one chica and her cousin in the Jaragua Casino. Afterwards I offered to drive her home and she said no, "Mucha delincuencia", she was saying there is allot of delinquency in Zona Oriental. I was glad anyway she took a taxi.

The night I drove on Carretera Mella I was coming from Santiago and La Vega, I parked my car on the northeast corner of Carretera Mella and Ave Charles de Gual to buy a soda and a claro card at a colmado. Some dominican ripped off another Domonican and they were chasing the thief east on Carretera Mella.

Also heard some scary stories about thieves crashing into cars when entering Santo Domingo from the North, the driver gets out after the accident, and thieves rob and sometimes kill the driver.

Supposedly about 4-5 months ago some guy got shot in killed in the Hotel Melia or in the Coppa Discoteca. The Shooter supposedly had the gun under his hat.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Mr Gogo]I was wondering where you were,i thought you married one of your cute chicas and turned in your player card.I was going to call the dominican CSI investigators to find you then i realized your dna is all over many chicas in the dr.LOL[/QUOTE]
LOL bigtime, I was thinking the same thing. Thought he went into retirement.

[QUOTE=Jaosousa]
Zona Oriental is on the other side of the river, north of the Faro Colon. Mega Centro Mall is located in Zona Oriental, Carretera Mella and Ave. St. Vincent ...is Avenida Venezuela which has bars, the most popular of which is called House Drink or something like that. Lots of chicas live in Zona Oriental, I had drinks with one chica and her cousin in the Jaragua Casino. Afterwards I offered to drive her home and she said no, "Mucha delincuencia", she was saying there is allot of delinquency in Zona Oriental. I was glad anyway she took a taxi.

The night I drove on Carretera Mella I was coming from Santiago and La Vega, I parked my car on the northeast corner of Carretera Mella and Ave Charles de Gual to buy a soda and a claro card at a colmado. Some dominican ripped off another Domonican and they were chasing the thief east on Carretera Mella..[/QUOTE]

I went once to Ave. Venezuela, it was Xmas and a few companies were celebrating with their employees, visited like eight places by walking, it was nice. My cousin visited the area a few months later and he said the scene was completely different, a little scary.

East and North Santo Domingo have the most dangerous barrios but you can find problems everywhere.


[QUOTE=Jaosousa]
Also heard some scary stories about thieves crashing into cars when entering Santo Domingo from the North, the driver gets out after the accident, and thieves rob and sometimes kill the driver..[/QUOTE]

I saw an incident like this in a morning I was entering Santo Domingo from Santiago last July. A car crashed between two parked cars with people inside, the "accident" was obviously intentional. I do not know what happened later, my bus was like 1,000 mph so can't see how the incident finished.

[QUOTE=Jaosousa]Supposedly about 4-5 months ago some guy got shot in killed in the Hotel Melia or in the Coppa Discoteca. The Shooter supposedly had the gun under his hat.[/QUOTE]

Everybody has guns in Santo Domingo. I was surprised to see a box full of guns from clients on a visit to Dollhouse a few years ago. I am not surprised a person was killed inside a place with detectors. A police friend showed how easy is to get a gun inside any place, even with metal detectors.

[QUOTE=Jaosousa]Afterwards I offered to drive her home ....[/QUOTE]

I am glad no kitten was accidentally killed or damaged on this travel. LOL.

[QUOTE=Mr Gogo]I was wondering where you were,i thought you married one of your cute chicas and turned in your player card.I was going to call the dominican CSI investigators to find you then i realized your dna is all over many chicas in the dr.LOL[/QUOTE]You guys are great. When I have my house in Dom Rep, you guys will always have a place to stay.

[QUOTE=BoricuaOnline]Everybody has guns in Santo Domingo. I was surprised to see a box full of guns from clients on a visit to Dollhouse a few years ago. I am not surprised a person was killed inside a place with detectors. A police friend showed how easy is to get a gun inside any place, even with metal detectors.

I am glad no kitten was accidentally killed or damaged on this travel. LOL.[/QUOTE]If I was driving a new jeepeta (Toyota Pajaro, Range Rover, BMW or Mercedes S.U.V) in Dom Rep, I would have a pistol in the car.

I feel bad for the street dogs in Dom Rep, I saw many dead ones in the streets.

[QUOTE=BoricuaOnline] I am not surprised a person was killed inside a place with detectors. [/QUOTE]When Coppa disco first opened there were no metal detectors. Coppa disco has at least ten large bouncers, security seems good.

On some streets in Santo Domingo they have 15 foot obelisk style things with the names of the street. Avenida George Washington is also known as the Malecon. Some large streets in Santo Domingo are named after former American presidents.

Coppa disco has a balcony where you can go to smoke. I believe all casinos in Santo Domingo are now non-smoking, as are just about every bar that I visited in Dom Rep, non-smoking.

A catamaran and a panga style fishing boat with 4 Yamaha outboard engines in Bayahibe, the water was flat.

[QUOTE=Jaosousa]Thanks, your photos are much better. A bunch of panga style boats in Bayahibe, many with dual outboard engines. When you drive along the area where the boats are, various guys in the street will try to talk with you. I am sure you can arrange a fishing trip. Not sure what they are catching there. I have attached some photos of the area where the boats are in Bayahibe. In La Romana there is an inlet or a small river that has many yachts docked there, probably some 40 foot or bigger fishing boats there as well.

Zona Oriental is on the other side of the river, north of the Faro Colon. Mega Centro Mall is located in Zona Oriental, Carretera Mella and Ave. St. Vincent de Paul. From the malecon take the pontoon bridge to avenida espana towards the airport, at the end of Avenida Espana, don't get on the highway toward the airport, stay on that road and it will turn left and head North, that road might be Ave. Charles de Gualle, take that road north, eventually you will pass the road called San Isidro (I may be wrong about the name) it has a bunch of cabanas on it, then you will reach Carretera Mella, trun left and that will bring you towards Mega Centro mall and Ave. St. de Paul and after Avenida St. Vincent de Paul is Avenida Venezuela which has bars, the most popular of which is called House Drink or something like that. Lots of chicas live in Zona Oriental, I had drinks with one chica and her cousin in the Jaragua Casino. Afterwards I offered to drive her home and she said no, "Mucha delincuencia", she was saying there is allot of delinquency in Zona Oriental. I was glad anyway she took a taxi.


The night I drove on Carretera Mella I was coming from Santiago and La Vega, I parked my car on the northeast corner of Carretera Mella and Ave Charles de Gual to buy a soda and a claro card at a colmado. Some dominican ripped off another Domonican and they were chasing the thief east on Carretera Mella.

Also heard some scary stories about thieves crashing into cars when entering Santo Domingo from the North, the driver gets out after the accident, and thieves rob and sometimes kill the driver.

Supposedly about 4-5 months ago some guy got shot in killed in the Hotel Melia or in the Coppa Discoteca. The Shooter supposedly had the gun under his hat.[/QUOTE]

I think the street you want is not San Isidro but rather Charles de Gaulle. I have spent some time in the Zona Oriental and it is dangerous at night. But there are a lot of truly DSominican hotspots if you have the cajones.