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I have given this advice before and I will give it again. It is best if you select a coordinator and let her pick the girls subject to your approval. What has worked for me in the past is a termas girl with whom most of the other girls get along. You do not necessarily have to be all that excited about doing her, but her directing the other girls will make a lot of difference in your experience. Speaking of, if you have not done multiple girls before, pace yourself. This is the other reason you want the girls to get along. You cannot be everywhere at once. If you have certain fantasies, like the CFNM Dancing Bear fantasy, this is the time to get them all in. I have fond memories of a certain black chair with arm rests large enough for a girl to do downward-facing dog on each arm (see Rio Bob's Posts, it was in an apartment he also rented). Just like in Clerks, girls don't talk about it, but they do go Ass to Mouth.

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8zCwVOT1U4[/URL]

Which brings up another point. The girls often will do things in private that they will not do with other girls watching. Your coordinator can help with their comfort level.

You also should have an idea about Brazilian women's taste in porn. That, however, is a discussion for another day.

[QUOTE=ExecTalent;2179233]I have given this advice before and I will give it again. It is best if you select a coordinator and let her pick the girls subject to your approval. What has worked for me in the past is a termas girl with whom most of the other girls get along. You do not necessarily have to be all that excited about doing her, but her directing the other girls will make a lot of difference in your experience. Speaking of, if you have not done multiple girls before, pace yourself. This is the other reason you want the girls to get along. You cannot be everywhere at once. If you have certain fantasies, like the CFNM Dancing Bear fantasy, this is the time to get them all in. I have fond memories of a certain black chair with arm rests large enough for a girl to do downward-facing dog on each arm (see Rio Bob's Posts, it was in an apartment he also rented). Just like in Clerks, girls don't talk about it, but they do go Ass to Mouth.

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8zCwVOT1U4[/URL]

Which brings up another point. The girls often will do things in private that they will not do with other girls watching. Your coordinator can help with their comfort level.

You also should have an idea about Brazilian women's taste in porn. That, however, is a discussion for another day.[/QUOTE]All of my successful threesomes have resulted from choosing a gal who will coordinate. I usually have done this with gals that already know me, and that I trust. I like adventure, and shooting from the hip, sort of speak. However, more often than not, it does not work well with threesomes.

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2176892]Latin Euro? That thing still exists? You are short changing yourself if you are not using the Cupid sites.[/QUOTE]You mean Brazilian Cupid? I've been on there for awhile. Guess I should use it huh? LOL.

[QUOTE=ExecTalent;2179233]I have given this advice before and I will give it again. It is best if you select a coordinator and let her pick the girls subject to your approval. What has worked for me in the past is a termas girl with whom most of the other girls get along. You do not necessarily have to be all that excited about doing her, but her directing the other girls will make a lot of difference in your experience.[/QUOTE]Absolutely great advice. Yes, there are termas girls who are the alpha females. They are the social connectors of the hive. She will generally know who's very comfortable and fun in the group scene. It's kind of fun to watch a "coordinator" scan the room for fun girls and start saying her, her, her, no not her. There also good at getting all the girls in a cab / uber and over to your apartment.

Obviously if your group doesn't speak Portuguese very well, it really helps to have a coordinator who speaks English.

For some of you considering Brazil and wondering what it is like, check out the girls on these sites.

[URL]https://www.xvideos.com/tags/mike-in-brazil[/URL]

[URL]https://www.pornhub.com/video/search?search=mike[/URL]+in+Brazil.

Some of us have even been lucky enough to experience a few of the girls up close and personal.

There are some festas, outdoor scenes and views from around town.

[QUOTE=ExecTalent;2183806]For some of you considering Brazil and wondering what it is like, check out the girls on these sites.

[URL]https://www.xvideos.com/tags/mike-in-brazil[/URL]

[URL]https://www.pornhub.com/video/search?search=mike[/URL]+in+Brazil.

Some of us have even been lucky enough to experience a few of the girls up close and personal.

There are some festas, outdoor scenes and views from around town.[/QUOTE]Thanks for reaching out to the curious. As someone who has always been curious about Brazil and contemplating travel there since the early 80's, I would finally like to establish a time frame for a visit. Big factors preventing have always been high airfares (at least from my region) combined with an expensive visa (It was $50 in the early 80's which seemed outrageous, as it was a day's pay after taxes.) and other distractions (Colombia, Thailand, Bali). When you can fly to Southeast Asia for $653 round trip on a good airline, can you blame me?

That said, I have a few basic questions about Brazil that will benefit most anyone unfamiliar with the country, so forgive me if they have been asked before.

Besides the popular mongering destinations of Rio and Sao Paolo, what are the other great places to monger in? I know the two biggest cities will seem the most obvious. But as I have noticed, larger cities are of course harder to navigate without a good infrastructure that is accommodating to the visitor. Kuala Lumpur is an example of a sprawling metropolitan area that has an excellent public transport system that a moron could figure out. Rio and Sao Paolo? I don't know. When it comes to mongering, urban sprawl can be a kill joy. Also both cities are known for high levels of crime and places where the tourist has to be careful. I'd prefer not to have those risks and have to constantly look over my shoulder. Another problem with larger cities is that the residents tend to be less friendly than the provincial people (you can see this most everywhere in the world) and they don't reflect the national character all that well (Would you judge the Brits based on a visit to London, or Americans on who you met in New York or Los Angeles?

Another reason I am curious about the second-tier cities is the things I have seen written about them here and elsewhere. Belo Horizonte has been noted here as having great mongering opportunities and I've read elsewhere the women are above average in appearance. Fortaleza also has gotten accolades. But besides mongering, one needs to consider the other things about a town that make it worth visiting: cuisine, recreation, nightlife, scenery, cultural attractions, etc. At 60 years, I can't fuck all day and need something to do besides monger. Maybe I had not read up well enough on Rio and Sao Paolo, but they aren't exactly lauded for having much of those things, except maybe clubs and beaches. But, what do I know? I'm sure there are good reasons that mongers choose SP and Rio. But, I suspect part of it could be that is where their international flight lands.

Mind you, I have mongered in 11 cities in 7 nations in recent history. So, I'm not a newbie monger and I prefer new adventures over returning to destinations that are familiar. But, I would appreciate opinions about the most popular places versus those that are under appreciated.

Brazilians are really in an uproar at the moment.

Truckers have been on strike over fuel prices and goods are not moving.

No food. No medicines. No going anywhere.

What is available, is highly inflated.

[URL]https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/the_americas/brazilian-leader-bows-to-truckers-demands-but-strike-continues-to-cause-chaos/2018/05/28/817d8022-628a-11e8-81ca-bb14593acaa6_story.html[/URL]

(Washington Post allows a limited number of free views, so if you do not see the story do a search on Trucker Strike Brazil).

Be aware of this situation as you make your travel plans.

Being with multiple women at the same time can be a blast. Just ask Ronaldinho. Though after a day or two the novelty for most of us would wear off.

[URL]https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/who-ronaldinhos-two-wives-meet-12588078[/URL]

Having experienced many, you are setting yourself up for disappointment if you are: tired, drunk, not freshly showered, not good with one woman, don't like eating pussy. While these events can just spontaneously come together, one of the best I had was when floor full of girls all decided to invade the room I was in at an Eros Center in Frankfurt, most of the time you want to plan, even when there is only two.

Speaking of eating pussy. You really do not want to ask a girl that question directly unless you can do it in a humorous way because they all are going to say they do. Until they don't. If you are in a termas or club, ask them if they like girls and don't let on you are interested in a threesome. If you are getting urged to take two girls, put their heads together and watch them kiss. If they say something like they don't do that in public. Pass. Trust me you are going to need full participation from all parties. New guys may not know this but the goal often is to see how fast they can make you come. If you normally pop the cork early with one girl, imagine with two. So, sit back, relax and get your face right in there while they go at each other. My house rule is everybody comes at least once. And, like when money miraculously appears in the tip jar at the bar, make some noise.

Brazilians love their fun mixed with their sex or is it their sex mixed with their fun? Anyway, the more fun they have, the more fun you will have. You know you have done it right when an all-nighter ends at 3:00 in the afternoon when they have to get ready for work.

[QUOTE=Eszpresszo;2185259]Thanks for reaching out to the curious. As someone who has always been curious about Brazil and contemplating travel there since the early 80's, I would finally like to establish a time frame for a visit. Big factors preventing have always been high airfares (at least from my region) combined with an expensive visa (It was $50 in the early 80's which seemed outrageous, as it was a day's pay after taxes.) and other distractions (Colombia, Thailand, Bali). When you can fly to Southeast Asia for $653 round trip on a good airline, can you blame me?

That said, I have a few basic questions about Brazil that will benefit most anyone unfamiliar with the country, so forgive me if they have been asked before.

Besides the popular mongering destinations of Rio and Sao Paolo, what are the other great places to monger in? I know the two biggest cities will seem the most obvious. But as I have noticed, larger cities are of course harder to navigate without a good infrastructure that is accommodating to the visitor. Kuala Lumpur is an example of a sprawling metropolitan area that has an excellent public transport system that a moron could figure out. Rio and Sao Paolo? I don't know. When it comes to mongering, urban sprawl can be a kill joy. Also both cities are known for high levels of crime and places where the tourist has to be careful. I'd prefer not to have those risks and have to constantly look over my shoulder. Another problem with larger cities is that the residents tend to be less friendly than the provincial people (you can see this most everywhere in the world) and they don't reflect the national character all that well (Would you judge the Brits based on a visit to London, or Americans on who you met in New York or Los Angeles?

Another reason I am curious about the second-tier cities is the things I have seen written about them here and elsewhere. Belo Horizonte has been noted here as having great mongering opportunities and I've read elsewhere the women are above average in appearance. Fortaleza also has gotten accolades. But besides mongering, one needs to consider the other things about a town that make it worth visiting: cuisine, recreation, nightlife, scenery, cultural attractions, etc. At 60 years, I can't fuck all day and need something to do besides monger. Maybe I had not read up well enough on Rio and Sao Paolo, but they aren't exactly lauded for having much of those things, except maybe clubs and beaches. But, what do I know? I'm sure there are good reasons that mongers choose SP and Rio. But, I suspect part of it could be that is where their international flight lands.

Mind you, I have mongered in 11 cities in 7 nations in recent history. So, I'm not a newbie monger and I prefer new adventures over returning to destinations that are familiar. But, I would appreciate opinions about the most popular places versus those that are under appreciated.[/QUOTE]Unless you have a lot of time on the ground, I'd just go to Rio or maybe Sao Paulo. While English isn't common in Brasil, it's going to be even less common outside those two cities. The good thing about Rio is there's plenty to do outside of boning Garotas. It's one of the most spectacular cities in the World -- right up there with Sydney or Cape Town. Plus it's really not that hard to navigate. Lots of stuff is in Copacabana and Ipanema, which are walkable. And to hit the Centro termas, the Metro is very easy and convenient. Very doable for a first-time visit with no Portuguese.

Sao Paulo is loaded with cultural attractions and fantastic restaurants. It's like the New York of S America. It is however, an absolute pain in the ass to get around.

I must also add -- I've never seen a city with the quality and quantity of hot-looking women that Sao Paolo has. I've been to all the well-known destinations for our hobby and nothing comes close IMO.

One other thing to consider -- if you go to Fortaleza, Porto Alegre, Belo Horizonte, etc, you're very likely to have to connect through Sao Paulo.

[QUOTE=ExecTalent;2186040]Brazilians are really in an uproar at the moment.

Truckers have been on strike over fuel prices and goods are not moving.

No food. No medicines. No going anywhere.

What is available, is highly inflated.

[URL]https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/the_americas/brazilian-leader-bows-to-truckers-demands-but-strike-continues-to-cause-chaos/2018/05/28/817d8022-628a-11e8-81ca-bb14593acaa6_story.html[/URL]

(Washington Post allows a limited number of free views, so if you do not see the story do a search on Trucker Strike Brazil).

Be aware of this situation as you make your travel plans.[/QUOTE]I will be arriving in Rio in a couple of weeks. I really hope that truck driver strike is resolved completely by then. The dollar is fetching a good return rate at the moment. However, there goes the savings with this current problem. Thats Brazil for you!

[QUOTE=Combo;2186104]Unless you have a lot of time on the ground, I'd just go to Rio or maybe Sao Paulo. While English isn't common in Brasil, it's going to be even less common outside those two cities. The good thing about Rio is there's plenty to do outside of boning Garotas. It's one of the most spectacular cities in the World -- right up there with Sydney or Cape Town. Plus it's really not that hard to navigate. Lots of stuff is in Copacabana and Ipanema, which are walkable. And to hit the Centro termas, the Metro is very easy and convenient. Very doable for a first-time visit with no Portuguese. [/QUOTE]Thanks for your helpful-input. I ask because lets face it, Rio has a long standing reputation for a lot of things, mostly good that are projected by the media as well as travel industry entities that have something for you to sell. As I have traveled quite a (bit though I'm bit new to South America) I have found that many places that are well presented in the media don't completely live up to their hype.

Thanks again and any other input from board members would be appreciated.

[QUOTE=Eszpresszo;2185259]Thanks for reaching out to the curious. As someone who has always been curious about Brazil and contemplating travel there since the early 80's, I would finally like to establish a time frame for a visit.

At 60 years, I can't fuck all day and need something to do besides monger. Maybe I had not read up well enough on Rio and Sao Paolo, but they aren't exactly lauded for having much of those things, except maybe clubs and beaches. But, what do I know? I'm sure there are good reasons that mongers choose SP and Rio. But, I suspect part of it could be that is where their international flight lands.

[/QUOTE]It's a blessing and will save you lots of money LOL. Rio is a good option for this type of Monger, get a nice hotel right in front of the beach that is girl friendly and has a great pool. Spend your days sitting at the pool or going to the beach like the other tourists in the hotel. Then in the evening go out and find something to fuck either by hitting the various bars in Copacabana or calling in an escort for a couple of hours. Repeat this daily until you need a rest then take a day off and go to Ipanema at night and mingle with the locals in the bars and restaurants, who knows you might even get lucky.

[QUOTE=RioBob;2187066]It's a blessing and will save you lots of money LOL. Rio is a good option for this type of Monger, get a nice hotel right in front of the beach that is girl friendly and has a great pool. Spend your days sitting at the pool or going to the beach like the other tourists in the hotel. Then in the evening go out and find something to fuck either by hitting the various bars in Copacabana or calling in an escort for a couple of hours. Repeat this daily until you need a rest then take a day off and go to Ipanema at night and mingle with the locals in the bars and restaurants, who knows you might even get lucky.[/QUOTE]I'd add hitting the termas late afternoon / early evening to that list. Must do for first time visitor. Same idea as FKKs, but girls are all Brasilian (= great performers).

Also surfing in Recreo (if you surf), hit some Bossa Nova clubs, walk all over Copa and Ipanema, Corcovado (statue of Cristo), Sugarloaf. Or just hang at the beach.

Rio may not be quite the hobbying destination that it was 15-20 years ago, but it still has an awful lot to offer. If you're there for over a week, you might as well also hit Sao Paulo. They are like a 30 minute flight from each other and tickets are super cheap. Fly into one city and fly out of the other. Sao Paulo will give you unparalleled quality and quantity.

[QUOTE=Eszpresszo;2185259]Thanks for reaching out to the curious. As someone who has always been curious about Brazil and contemplating travel there since the early 80's, I would finally like to establish a time frame for a visit. Big factors preventing have always been high airfares (at least from my region) combined with an expensive visa (It was $50 in the early 80's which seemed outrageous, as it was a day's pay after taxes.) and other distractions (Colombia, Thailand, Bali). When you can fly to Southeast Asia for $653 round trip on a good airline, can you blame me?

That said, I have a few basic questions about Brazil that will benefit most anyone unfamiliar with the country, so forgive me if they have been asked before.

Besides the popular mongering destinations of Rio and Sao Paolo, what are the other great places to monger in? I know the two biggest cities will seem the most obvious. But as I have noticed, larger cities are of course harder to navigate without a good infrastructure that is accommodating to the visitor. Kuala Lumpur is an example of a sprawling metropolitan area that has an excellent public transport system that a moron could figure out. Rio and Sao Paolo? I don't know. When it comes to mongering, urban sprawl can be a kill joy. Also both cities are known for high levels of crime and places where the tourist has to be careful. I'd prefer not to have those risks and have to constantly look over my shoulder. Another problem with larger cities is that the residents tend to be less friendly than the provincial people (you can see this most everywhere in the world) and they don't reflect the national character all that well (Would you judge the Brits based on a visit to London, or Americans on who you met in New York or Los Angeles?

Another reason I am curious about the second-tier cities is the things I have seen written about them here and elsewhere. Belo Horizonte has been noted here as having great mongering opportunities and I've read elsewhere the women are above average in appearance. Fortaleza also has gotten accolades. But besides mongering, one needs to consider the other things about a town that make it worth visiting: cuisine, recreation, nightlife, scenery, cultural attractions, etc. At 60 years, I can't fuck all day and need something to do besides monger. Maybe I had not read up well enough on Rio and Sao Paolo, but they aren't exactly lauded for having much of those things, except maybe clubs and beaches. But, what do I know? I'm sure there are good reasons that mongers choose SP and Rio. But, I suspect part of it could be that is where their international flight lands.

Mind you, I have mongered in 11 cities in 7 nations in recent history. So, I'm not a newbie monger and I prefer new adventures over returning to destinations that are familiar. But, I would appreciate opinions about the most popular places versus those that are under appreciated.[/QUOTE]Rio is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Imagine if you took San Francisco and dropped it on Hawaii. A cosmopolitan bay city with tropical mountains and beaches. There is a lot to see and do. The comparisons of NYC to Sao Paulo are too simple. While Sao Paulo is a congested city like NYC, NYC has great theatre and museums. NYC is also an oceanfront city. I suppose Sao Paulo has some theatre in Portuguese.

Belo Horizonte is a fine city, but a single male might get bored outside mongering and eating. There is not much to do and see. You could take a day trip to Ouro Preto. Read the BH forum carefully, the mongering is not as prevalent as SP and RJ. While it's cheaper, it seems to be a bit downstream in quality. Many top BH girls go to SP and RJ to make money. There are some clubs with attractive locals, but without Portuguese speaking wingmen or any wingmen at all this will be a challenging environment.

Thanks for all the feedback from all the board members. Its good a read some mongers' perspective beyond all the glossed over media depictions and the breezy verbiage of Lonely Planet. Now my next question is, what is the best time to travel in regards to ticket prices and general conditions? I understand the weather is always warm (or hot) in Rio, but I'd be curious what months some prefer for travel. I have read that Christmas, Carnival and Easter are busy periods, but March and May are nice, if not off season when it comes to hotels and air fare.

Back in the 90's, I talked to two experienced travel agents who both told me that an odd nuance of travel to South America was that the best fares were usually found at the last minute, though availability of seats was very uncertain and the traveler had to be on top of it. Whereas buying your ticket way in advance was guaranteed to get you the highest fare. Completely the opposite of travel to any other place.

But, that was before the internet disrupted the travel industry and brought yield management to your PC and your mobile device. Has anyone noticed a particular time frame when purchasing a ticket to GRU and GIG were optimum for pricing?