Sosua Reports

I've been to Elvis' spots twice. Once in Cabarete, which was called Café Barrio and once in Sosua, to Pica Flor. I went to Café Barrio in January of 2016 and to Pica Flor in October of 2016. The price for takeout is as follows: ST costs $100 and equals 4 hours. TLN cost $150. I'm not sure of the total time that your are allotted for TLN. I did do TLN at Café Barrio in Cabarete. The Chica that I took out for TLN stayed with me for 16 hours. There was absolutely no issue brought up about time spent. The price was steep but I had good times with both of those women. They were nice! I don't regret anything. I went to those spots for the experience. The price didn't matter, only the experience.

[QUOTE=Manizales911;1988876]Some of you may know that Elvis' place in Cabarete has moved to Sosua. For those of you that don't know of what I am referring it was and is a restaurant that also has girls, the new name is Restaurante Pica Flor...It was easy to find, if you take the highway heading to Cabarete and take a left at Laguna Beach follow it to the end, go left at the end and go straight it is on the left hand side. You will know you are getting close when you cross the entrance road to Sosua Ocean Village and the road turns to dirt and goes to shit.[/QUOTE]Is it this place?:

[URL]http://www.sosuanews.com/index.php?id=3999&article=1[/URL]

If so, I ate there in April 2015 when I visited Sosua (note that the Sosua-News story is from February 2015 when it had just opened up). The food was delicious but there wasn't a girl in sight except for the waitress. Makes me wonder if the owner (Marc Couturier) sold out or went into a partnership.

[QUOTE=Quagmire1974;1988800]As others have pointed out, generic Viagra is available. In pharmacies in Spanish-speaking countries like the Dominican Republic, it's know as sildenafilo generico (generic sildenafil). In Colombia and Mexico, I've purchased generic 100 MG sildenafil for between $2 and $3 per dose.[/QUOTE]Quamire1974,

Thanks for the very useful information. I don't suppose you can bring any of these drugs back to the US without a prescription?

[QUOTE=CharlesPooter;1988744]We could advise better if we knew more about you. Length of trip? Mongering experience elsewhere? Speak Spanish or French?

Sosua is not the best DR location to find the sort of chica you (and I) prefer, but it is doable. Most of the girls are take-the-money and run types. If you apply your philosophy of "keep trying until you get what you want" indiscriminately you could end up wasting a lot of money.

If you like black girls, many ex-pats and repeat visitors have learned to prefer haitianas to dominicanas because of their generally better attitude.

La Pela is generic cialis, but there are are generic Viagras available cheaply.[/QUOTE]CP,

I do not speak Spanish or any other Languages. I have no Mongering experience other than maybe 10-15 ladies in the US. I am semi retired, 65, no ties, and in great health. Originally was planning on a two week trip? I love black girls!

[QUOTE=AGarbageMan;1989136]
I do not speak Spanish or any other languages. I have no Mongering experience other than maybe 10-15 ladies in the US. I am semi retired, 65, no ties, and in great health. Originally was planning on a two week trip? I love black girls![/QUOTE]Two weeks is good. You will not feel under pressure to grab women desperately in order not to waste your time and air fare. Hard advice to follow if you arrive feeling sex-starved but I would take a day or two to relax and get the hang of things. Try to talk to other mongers at your hotel and on the beach.

That is why I recommend newbies to start at Blackbeards, if only for the first two / three nights. You can work off your sexual frustrations, get familiar with the currency and local food, and assess what flavors you will select from the North Coast box of chocolates, all in a safe environment. That still leaves you eleven nights in Sosua.

I suggest you read PuntingGeorge's excellent recent reports. He made a made a few small missteps in his hurry to bust a nut, but soon got the hang of things and had a good time. Mind you, he was only here for four nights so must have felt under pressure to get his moneys worth. Bring your own condoms and lube. American ones are expensive here and Dominican ones are rubbish.

You do not say when you will be coming, but if you have a few weeks I would try to learn numerals in Spanish and the basic greetings and courtesy words. Even a little helps.

By the way, I am not stalking you. I just feel affinity with your situation because I too first visited the DR at the age of 65. After further trips I moved here and have been living in Puerto Plata for eight years. Like you, I had done little mongering previously. A few dozen who res in the UK and on trips to Latvia (when it was cheap).

[QUOTE=AGarbageMan;1989132]Quamire1974,

Thanks for the very useful information. I don't suppose you can bring any of these drugs back to the US without a prescription?[/QUOTE]Here is a link that will explain the situation:

[URL]https://www.cbp.gov/newsroom/local-media-release/cbp-advises-travelers-entry-regulations-pertaining-prescription[/URL]

That being said, in the case of Colombia and Mexico, what I simply did was buy a few extra doses, remove the pills from their blister packs, and put them in an old ibuprofen bottle. The generic sildenafil that you can buy overseas at a pharmacy for $2 to $3 per dose works the same as the $15 per dose Viagra that you can buy in the United States.

[QUOTE=Quagmire1974;1989230]Here is a link that will explain the situation:

[URL]https://www.cbp.gov/newsroom/local-media-release/cbp-advises-travelers-entry-regulations-pertaining-prescription[/URL]

That being said, in the case of Colombia and Mexico, what I simply did was buy a few extra doses, remove the pills from their blister packs, and put them in an old ibuprofen bottle. The generic sildenafil that you can buy overseas at a pharmacy for $2 to $3 per dose works the same as the $15 per dose Viagra that you can buy in the United States.[/QUOTE]I have a old prescription label for viagra from a online pharmacy. I placed it on a bottle, and put the pills I bought in the bottle, in case I were stopped and searched, which I've never had happen returning from any foreign country.

[QUOTE=CharlesPooter;1989198]Two weeks is good. You will not feel under pressure to grab women desperately in order not to waste your time and air fare. Hard advice to follow if you arrive feeling sex-starved but I would take a day or two to relax and get the hang of things. Try to talk to other mongers at your hotel and on the beach.

That is why I recommend newbies to start at Blackbeards, if only for the first two / three nights. You can work off your sexual frustrations, get familiar with the currency and local food, and assess what flavors you will select from the North Coast box of chocolates, all in a safe environment. That still leaves you eleven nights in Sosua.

I suggest you read PuntingGeorge's excellent recent reports. He made a made a few small missteps in his hurry to bust a nut, but soon got the hang of things and had a good time. Mind you, he was only here for four nights so must have felt under pressure to get his moneys worth. Bring your own condoms and lube. American ones are expensive here and Dominican ones are rubbish.

You do not say when you will be coming, but if you have a few weeks I would try to learn numerals in Spanish and the basic greetings and courtesy words. Even a little helps.

By the way, I am not stalking you. I just feel affinity with your situation because I too first visited the DR at the age of 65. After further trips I moved here and have been living in Puerto Plata for eight years. Like you, I had done little mongering previously. A few dozen who res in the UK and on trips to Latvia (when it was cheap).[/QUOTE]CP.

I have read PuntingGeorge's post. Good stuff!

I have been to Costa Rica, Liberia region, Pacific Side, loved it. Thinking about retiring to Central America also.

[QUOTE=Quagmire1974;1989023]Is it this place?:

[URL]http://www.sosuanews.com/index.php?id=3999&article=1[/URL]

If so, I ate there in April 2015 when I visited Sosua (note that the Sosua-News story is from February 2015 when it had just opened up). The food was delicious but there wasn't a girl in sight except for the waitress. Makes me wonder if the owner (Marc Couturier) sold out or went into a partnership.[/QUOTE]That's the place but I sure didn't see any sign of a Belgian owner, Elvis was clearly running the show. And there sure as hell was no piano there, hahaha.

[QUOTE=Quagmire1974;1988800]As others have pointed out, generic Viagra is available. In pharmacies in Spanish-speaking countries like the Dominican Republic, it's know as sildenafilo generico (generic sildenafil). In Colombia and Mexico, I've purchased generic 100 MG sildenafil for between $2 and $3 per dose.[/QUOTE]I paid 3000 Colombian Pesos for a two pack in Medellin last April. That's about 50 cents (US) apiece. I brought a few boxes back, but I should have stocked up on more. Good to know what to ask for in Sousa, as I will be visiting next month! In Colombia it was just "Sildenafilo" as it was marked on the small box. How do they come packaged in the DR, quantity-wise?

[QUOTE=Quagmire1974;1989230]Here is a link that will explain the situation:

[URL]https://www.cbp.gov/newsroom/local-media-release/cbp-advises-travelers-entry-regulations-pertaining-prescription[/URL]

That being said, in the case of Colombia and Mexico, what I simply did was buy a few extra doses, remove the pills from their blister packs, and put them in an old ibuprofen bottle. The generic sildenafil that you can buy overseas at a pharmacy for $2 to $3 per dose works the same as the $15 per dose Viagra that you can buy in the United States.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the link. Here is a notable line from that page: "If a USA Resident wants to bring in a controlled substance (other than narcotics such as marijuana, cocaine, heroin, or LSD) but does not have a prescription for the substance issued by a USA -licensed practitioner, the individual may not import more than 50 dosage units of the medication into the United States."

50 dosage units? That's a decent allotment of "boner food" to bring home from one trip. Not much if it is a daily medication.

[QUOTE=Manizales911;1989417]That's the place but I sure didn't see any sign of a Belgian owner, Elvis was clearly running the show. And there sure as hell was no piano there, hahaha.[/QUOTE]The Belgian owner probably couldn't make the place work strictly as a restaurant. It's a somewhat out of the way location and I remember paying $10 for a taxi each way to go to and from the restaurant. But the food was delicious, I had a filet of dorado with mixed vegetables and a small salad. Let's hope Elvis thrives and prospers and that the local authorities leave him alone.

[QUOTE=Eszpresszo;1989811]How do they come packaged in the DR, quantity-wise?[/QUOTE]I'm not sure, as I never purchased sildenafilo generico in the Dominican Republic. In Mexico, I've purchased it both in one-tablet blister packs and small plastic bottles with 15 tablets inside. In Colombia, I purchased it in one-tablet blister packs packaged in a small red and white box with the manufacturer's name (GenFar) labeled on the front. Regardless of where I've bought it, it's always worked exactly the same as Viagra.

[QUOTE=Eszpresszo;1989815]"If a USA Resident wants to bring in a controlled substance (other than narcotics such as marijuana, cocaine, heroin, or LSD) but does not have a prescription for the substance issued by a USA -licensed practitioner, the individual may not import more than 50 dosage units of the medication into the United States."

50 dosage units? That's a decent allotment of "boner food" to bring home from one trip. Not much if it is a daily medication.[/QUOTE]Exactly. The 20 tablets of sildenafilo generico that I purchased in Colombia (Medellin) lasted me about eight months. I don't think US Customs really cares about citizens bringing home a few pecker pills from overseas. They do, however, care a lot about that kilogram of cocaine you're trying to smuggle. Let's just say that I had a really thorough search of my carry-on luggage when I arrived from Medellin a few years ago!

[QUOTE=Quagmire1974;1989997]Exactly. The 20 tablets of sildenafilo generico that I purchased in Colombia (Medellin) lasted me about eight months. I don't think US Customs really cares about citizens bringing home a few pecker pills from overseas. They do, however, care a lot about that kilogram of cocaine you're trying to smuggle. Let's just say that I had a really thorough search of my carry-on luggage when I arrived from Medellin a few years ago![/QUOTE]I had a friend that wanted to bring some sildenafil back to the states and I advised him to carry them in his pocket because the DR airports don't have the full body xray machines like the USA Has and they would not be found. He decided to put them in his check in baggage and the USA Customs found them and confiscated them. Their reason was that they were not FDA approved, if they were Viagra branded they would not have taken them.