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[QUOTE=MrGogo;2147825]I'm seeing brothers pull up in limo taxis seven deep going into Classicos. Could these big spenders staying in villas outside of Sosua be locking down the quality girls during the day?[/QUOTE]Word is that there is a famous boxer in town.
[QUOTE=MrGogo;2148010]Just talked to Rick at Rumba's and no opening date yet. The place is very nice inside with outdoor seating and a big screen. New disco lounge called 'Diamonds". About 50 yards on the same side as Classicos going towards the beach. Open till 3 am. For my morning walk noticed more fruit vendors with quality fruit.
Ate a Big the's yesterday, 450 pesos for ribs and two sides. Got dinner went to Bailey's and had the chicken fried rice for 375 pesos, good shit. Even at 1 am chicas on the street we're talking 4 k tln or 2 k for an hour. Girls I came across would rather go home alone before they go below 2 k. Didn't stay and go back and forth with them, just walked away when they said crazy prices. I guess my tolerance for bullshit is very low.[/QUOTE]I have noticed the same thing. It is one thing if they are 10 on my scale but not if they are below. Most of them are below. Problem is if there were many beautiful girls they will come down on the price. Few years ago that was the case. And once you pick the girls they stayedall night. Without question.
Good places to eat make good trips great.
[QUOTE=MrGogo;2148010]Just talked to Rick at Rumba's and no opening date yet. The place is very nice inside with outdoor seating and a big screen. New disco lounge called 'Diamonds". About 50 yards on the same side as Classicos going towards the beach. Open till 3 am. For my morning walk noticed more fruit vendors with quality fruit.
Ate a Big the's yesterday, 450 pesos for ribs and two sides. Got dinner went to Bailey's and had the chicken fried rice for 375 pesos, good shit. Even at 1 am chicas on the street we're talking 4 k tln or 2 k for an hour. Girls I came across would rather go home alone before they go below 2 k. Didn't stay and go back and forth with them, just walked away when they said crazy prices. I guess my tolerance for bullshit is very low.[/QUOTE]
Good Grief the more you come to this place the more you get selective. Took me all night to find the one that I want. And when I found her I turn my eyes for a second and she disappeared. I had her right in front of me. I'll have girls propositioned me. She was the only one that didn't fearing I wasn't her type. I pretended like I was just so she can get a little ahead of me. Then she did a Houdini.
I even went to that casino looking for her. Oh well the good news is I still have my winning streak. I'll double up tomorrow. I just wish I wouldn't have Had that Redbull.
[QUOTE=GrownMan1;2148314]Took me all night to find the one that I want. And when I found her I turn my eyes for a second and she disappeared.[/QUOTE]You been hanging around Gogo too much.
Gents.
My budy (rookie Monger) and I (10 year monger vet) are hitting up the Sue for 9 days in April. First time visit for both of us. Thoughts on hitting two locations or just stay in Sosua the whole time? Was thinking Puerto Plata for 4 days might be fun. Any advice?
Looking to just stay at Air be&BS and not do resorts or any of that crap.
Thanks, guys.
Taco.
[QUOTE=Tacoma101;2148525]Thoughts on hitting two locations or just stay in Sosua the whole time? Was thinking Puerto Plata for 4 days might be fun. [/QUOTE]If you are only interested in regular putas, stay in Sosua.
When I moved to the DR ten years ago, I chose to live in Puerto Plata city, and have never regretted it. But it takes time to get to know the P4P scene there without getting burned.
On the other hand, if you guys are mainly after non-pros, then Puerto Plata would be much better for you. There are numerous bars and dancing spots patronized by young middle-class dominicanas and not "polluted" by working girls. But you will need some (not necessarily all) of the following assets to pull regularly:
Adequate Spanish.
Young (ish) - say under 40.
Automobile.
Good-looking.
Smartly presented (clothes and personal hygiene).
Competent latin dancer.
My preference (and that of most of my friends) is for semi-pros, namely chicas who do not depend on prostitution to get by, and go out in the evenings to have fun, not looking for business. But are usually happy to take the cash if the opportunity arises and they find the guy reasonably acceptable. Semi-pros can be found in both locations, but there are far more in Puerto Plata as it has eight times the population. Because they expect to be paid, they set the bar a lot lower, but you will struggle if you have little or no Spanish.
My friends who are regular visitors have found that apartments are much better value in Puerto Plata than Sosua. On the other hand, there is not the array of reasonably priced eating places for gringos, just a few places pricier than their Sosua equivalents.
[QUOTE=Tacoma101;2148525]Gents.
My budy (rookie Monger) and I (10 year monger vet) are hitting up the Sue for 9 days in April. First time visit for both of us. Thoughts on hitting two locations or just stay in Sosua the whole time? Was thinking Puerto Plata for 4 days might be fun. Any advice?
Looking to just stay at Air be&BS and not do resorts or any of that crap.
Thanks, guys.
Taco.[/QUOTE]Charles gave excellent advice. I would like to add to start off in the Sue. For your first four to five days. Make sure falls on a weekend. If you like to vibe continue to roll. Whom ever you rent from will have no problem Extending your occupation. In the Sue Being new to the area the Sue's simplicity from the action to your room is a preferred choice. Since both of you understand the game I understand why you would prefer your own places. Nine days will go by fast with so much pussy around you. Try to keep your movement low. There's no need to stretch two areas in one vacation and it's your first time there.
Is there any problem with staying in Laguna Beach?
Google says its only a 7 min cab ride, is that accurate?
I assume it should be easy to get cabs back and forth?
[QUOTE=GrownMan1;2148600]Charles gave excellent advice. I would like to add to start off in the Sue. For your first four to five days. Make sure falls on a weekend. If you like to vibe continue to roll. Whom ever you rent from will have no problem Extending your occupation. In the Sue Being new to the area the Sue's simplicity from the action to your room is a preferred choice. Since both of you understand the game I understand why you would prefer your own places. Nine days will go by fast with so much pussy around you. Try to keep your movement low. There's no need to stretch two areas in one vacation and it's your first time there.[/QUOTE]Thanks guys!
Well Sosua and Cabarete beaches just got smaller. My girl in Puerto Plata said that all the Cabarete beach restaurants are gone.
[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2149709]Well Sosua and Cabarete beaches just got smaller. My girl in Puerto Plata said that all the Cabarete beach restaurants are gone.[/QUOTE]This is crazy, you mean to say that you have it first hand that the whole strip of bars and restaurants and are gone from Cabarete beach? What on earth happen? From the pictures it looks like a natural disaster. Please advise if you have more information.
[QUOTE=NightWhaler;2149813]This is crazy, you mean to say that you have it first hand that the whole strip of bars and restaurants and are gone from Cabarete beach? What on earth happen? From the pictures it looks like a natural disaster. Please advise if you have more information.[/QUOTE]Someone on Trip Advisor said.
The entire beach had been taken out, I have family down there right now and from the videos we've taken, it's going to be a while before everything is back to normal.
[QUOTE=Linyjo;2149895]Someone on Trip Advisor said.
The entire beach had been taken out, I have family down there right now and from the videos we've taken, it's going to be a while before everything is back to normal.[/QUOTE]Sorry to hear that for everyone's sake. I'll be down in 3 weeks and will check it out first hand. Was a great little get away from Sosua from time to time. Hope they fare well and get it back together real soon.
Thanks,
[QUOTE=Linyjo;2149121]Is there any problem with staying in Laguna Beach?
Google says its only a 7 min cab ride, is that accurate?
I assume it should be easy to get cabs back and forth?[/QUOTE]If this is your first time going you do not want to be so far away from the action. Seven minute cab ride can get frustrating after the first Chica. Simplify things and get a hotel on or near the main strip. The constant need of a cab can hinder you from enjoying your vacation and concentrate on what you came there for.