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[QUOTE=Guayaquil86;1210036]All the action is going to be in Quito that week (independence holidays and parties everywhere). Recommend you go there instead and head for Guayaquil afterwards. All the chicas (pro and otherwise) will be in Quito and Guayaquil will be a ghost town. Independence parties for Cuenca are next week and chicas will also gravitate towards there as well during that time.[/QUOTE]Thanks Guayaquil86, Maybe I have to do so. (fu*king luck picking the right week. To bad I've already prepayed my flighttickets BOG-GYE-LIM, none-refundable. Maybe there is cheep flight-tickets to buy in Bogota? BOG-QUI-GYE? Ideas?

[QUOTE=Guayaquil86; 1209667]I'd be cautious about bringing up any pro chicas to your room in Guayaquil. The experience detailed below by Colorado Monger pretty much says it all. Play it safe and rent a room at a short-stay place instead. The Hotel Colonial on Luis Urdaneta downtown is a good option for this. Rooms are clean and less than $10. There are other similar options in the downtown area. If you really want to bring a chica up to your room, I think you can get away with it at the Sander as long as you pay for the two person rate. Allexander is NOT chica friendly last I heard and they watch their door like hawks. Other hotels you can try are the Velez (around the corner on Velez from the old Salami chongo) and the 9 de Octubre on the main drag at Garcia Aviles. Either hide your stuff well or don't leave her alone in the room for any reason.

All the chongos in Guayaquil are still closed except for El Gato and of course Calle 18. And today is freakin Sunday so the kabosh has been put even on THOSE places. Plan on doing other stuff in Guayaquil on Sundays.

Thank you again Guayaquil86.

I'the got a new idea. Maybe I fly to GYE as scheduled, and I buy a returnticket GYE-QUI and stay the weekend in Quito, heading back to Guayaquil and El gato and calle 18 for a couple of days. Know a good airline GYE-QUI?

Thanks again to you and BlackPage for good and relevant information.

Ps. I like the sausage story. Hilarious.

[QUOTE=Guayaquil86;1209989]So was that the girl or not? Did she have a shower in her "cubicle?" I should have had my buddy ask her name. You're right though. She's not bad, BUT there are hotter chicks there. BTW. For anyone wondering, it's probably not worth your while to try and get digits from any of the 18 girls. Most of them have chulos or a husband believe it or not.[/QUOTE]Yes she is! I wrote that. Didn't you read? And I agree there are hotter girls of course. But she is the only one looking like a doll. She knows she is a doll, and therefore it's understandable she does not need to be also very hot to attract dozens of customers every afternoon.

About the chulos, yes I know what you mean.

I got the number from another one, in the establishment at the left side of Acapulco, a very thin and small girl around 25yo, who gave me for $7 a GFE service. Don't laugh. I did not expect that, but she pampered and caressed me like a GF.

She told me to call her only at evening, because at day she works at La18, that she has her bf at home but he does not care if she gets calls and she goes out for work at night.

She looked a good one and I was considering to invite her to my hotel one of my boring evenings (with all the prudence you can imagine) , but finally I didn't.

[QUOTE=Wilmer;1210119]Ps. I like the sausage story. Hilarious.[/QUOTE]Lots of hard salami at Salomé, but I am not sure you would want to go there for that.

Plenty of daily flights from Guayaquil to Quito. Usually no reservation needed but since its Fiesta de Quito week, you may need to plan ahead. RT runs about $89 but might be more for the fiestas.

First, a little history lesson on this infamous steet. La 18 has been in the business of servicing horny cocks continuously for as long as I can remember. The earliest I can remember any action taking place here was back in the mid-70's, though I myself didn't become "active" here until the mid-80's. At that time there were no walls closing off la 18 from the REST of Calle 18. It was wide open and stretched another block north of where the north wall is now. The street was unpaved and full of huge potholes that filled with water during the rainy season. Nonetheless, vehicular traffic was still permitted to drive thru the entire length of the street. That third northern block north of Calle Cuenca that has since disappeared since they walled it off was a known spot for trannies and gays to do their business with clients, though there were still hetero hookers that worked that area. Undoubtedly the most notorious of whichwas a tranny who went by the name of Wendy Tatiana Calle (formerly Luis Alberto Calle) , who was strangled to death back in 1989. For years after that, any trannie or flaming homo anywhere in Guayaquil was branded a "Wendy. Even though they had their own separate area, the gays and trannies still worked the area that makes up present-day 18. The AIDS epidemic pretty much wiped out most of that problem and the zona is now nearly 100% hetero. Still, AIDS took down a lot of the legit ladies back in the early 80's when sex without condoms on la 18 was universal. Now, it's just the opposite, no sex without a raincoat, period. It took a long time for the dudes to get used to the idea of wearing rubbers, but after seeing the graphic effects of full-blown AIDS victims, they finally got the message.

In the early 90's, the city got around to paving a lot of the streets that were once dirt, one of which was la 18. This was an important time in the evolution of la 18 because when the rains came in December through May, the street literally became a swamp and hindered a lot business for the girls as there was no place for the mongers to stand around and gawk before they chose their chica. Pedestrian traffic immediately spiked on the street. Shortly after 2000, the city walled off the northern section at Calle Cuenca and the southern section at Calle Gomez Rendon. I think Leon Febres Cordero assumed the mayor's office right about that time. His administration also started cracking down on a lot of the chongos and brothels in Guayaquil and most of them closed down. His lieutenant and current mayor, Jaime Nebot took over where Febres Cordero left off and kept the pressure on the chongos that made it difficult for them to operate (case in point, the shuterings of the clubs I mentioned in the last couple weeks). But in spite of all this, CALLE 18 LIVED ON, likely becuase it had long been known as the zona de tolerancia in Guayaquil and was located in a shitty neighborhood that was well off the beaten track. They did however, put up the walls that you now see today and increased the police presence on la 18 (a police substation is located a half-block away on Calle Brasil). They also closed the walled-off section to vehicular traffic by chaining off the upper and lower portions of the street. The days of cruising la 18 in your car are now a thing of the past. The only motor vehicle you'll see nowadays is the occassional motorcycle.

La 18 has remained largely unchanged since then, operating as it always has for at leaat the last 40 years. No one has ever been able to close it down and no one likely ever will. It has become a part of Guayaquil pop culture. Men (and occasionally women) crack jokes about it amongst themselves. Fathers tell their sons about this infamous street who in turn pass along the stories to their own sons. While la 18 caters mostly to low income mongers and military dudes, it's not unusual to see plenty of middle and upper income mongers trolling la zona as well.

Next. The chicas of Calle 18.

[QUOTE=Guayaquil86;1210411]First, a little history lesson on this infamous steet.[/QUOTE]Standing ovation for you! This thread was missing someone like you! THANK YOU.

If you read back the forum, even the exact address of La18 was a mystery here. Googling it does not help too. I think your post is a unicum on the [url]www.[/url]

The only thing I complain about is that you must be not a paying member, so that I cannot PM you. I hope you will soon.

But all is not lost. On Quis Quis and Rhumichaca there is a bar called Borriqua. Had an ok one out of there at about 10pm. A bit pricey. 30 for the girl and 7 for the room down the street. Never been to the 18 but today looks like the day. How early can I head there? How early can I hit the Imperio? It's definitely quieter down here than I remember on past trips. Just in from Colombia and had a great time there but do enjoy the budget prices of GYE.

I used to love to go to Salome' on Quito and Velez. I originally heard of the place from an article on sex in Ecuador in Soho magazine. Had been eating across the street for sometime without ever knowing it was there!

The address (location) should be no mystery to anyone even if this site never existed. Just ask ANY taxi driver in Guayaquil and he'll take you right there (as long as you tell him clearly,"Lleveme a la 18").

La 18, as some of you already know, is also known as Calle Salinas, though its seldom referred to as such. The exact location of the ZONA is LA 18 entre Cuenca why Gomez Rendon. A cab ride there will cost you $2-3 depending on what part of downtown you happen to be in, or you can take a bus there for $0. 25. Bus routes 7, 77, 79, and 107 will drop you off a block away at Cuenca and la 17 (Calle Milagro). Best times for visiting are from 4-7 PM when there are more chicas. Before and after that, options are more limited. The absolute BEST time is approximately 45 minutes before sunset (usually 545 PM) when activity peaks. I highly recommend you avoid visiting on Friday and Saturday afternoons as the zona is just way too busy and the chicas tend to be in a worse mood. Fights are likely to break out and things could get ugly. Likewise, avoid visiting Sundays as it is a ghost town and eerily quiet. That leaves Monday-Thursday afternoons as the best time to visit la 18.

[QUOTE=Black Page;1210234]Lots of hard salami at Salomé, but I am not sure you would want to go there for that.[/QUOTE]You 're right. I have no need for that salami. I am pleased with the hot pudding. At Salomé.

[QUOTE=Guayaquil86;1210393]Plenty of daily flights from Guayaquil to Quito. Usually no reservation needed but since its Fiesta de Quito week, you may need to plan ahead. RT runs about $89 but might be more for the fiestas.[/QUOTE]Thanks!

Nice report too, I am looking forward, las chicas de calle 18.

Been in some shit holes in my day. A buddy of mine and I still get a kick out of the dump chongo outside Manta with $6 sexo scralled on the wall. This was that just bigger. To add to the flavor there's a guy selling ceviche de concha negra. For those that don't know what it is it's a raw shellfish that looks kinda like a cherrystome but the meat inside is black and slimy. Yum right next to all the skank. Also adding to the local flavor were the two guys giving tattoos right out on the street. I walked around a bit and quickly realized as has been posted which side has the better looking skank. Saw the girl that's been mentioned at Acapulco or at least think it was her. Tiny spinner. Not much there so I passed on that. When you first turn down the street on the right there was a tall and pretty looking girl with curves that I recognized from Salome on Quito. Had a terrible session with her a while back so passed on that. She has a permanent pout on her face. Down the end on the left there was a cruvy girl who flashed a couple of nice smiles at me so I ended up looping back and taking her to the back. Second we're there it's why don't you pay for a half hour. Two quick licks with the condom on and she's trying to put my limp dick in her. Not fun, did get a bit harder after a bit but ended up just leaving after about 10 minutes. She put on the surprised look and said, estas molestado conmigo acting all surprised. I just left. Looked for a minute or two more and jumped a cab. Nothing to really say would bring me back. Perhaps a few diamonds in the rough where occupied but I didn't really see anything that made all the excited. Will try El Gato tonight after dinner.

Hoping for some better lookers.

Now on to the chicas.

As has been mentioned, you'll find women of all shapes, sizes and ages on la 18. The ages range from 18 all the way to roughly 65 (yep, the grannies are getting busy as well or they wouldn't be hanging out there. Many of the older women have been working there for decades and they know no other life. In fact, I broke my cherry with a chica in her early 20's back in the mid 80's AND SHE'S STILL WORKING THERE IN THE SAME CASA! Of course, she's a little worse for wear these days and she doesn't get near the business she did back in her prime. In those days, dudes were lining up just to give her a quick ride as she was the hottest thing on la 18. Today, she's gained about 40 pounds, has shorter hair and spends most of her shift pouting and scowling at passersby probably longing for the days of her youth and wondering why she didn't get out of the business long ago.

Anyway, enough of the reminiscing. Present day Calle 18 is divided up into two blocks; I'll call them the north and south sides. Back in the day, the north side was the hottest side for chicas and hardly anyone even ventured on to the south side as it was known for gays, trannies, and some of la 18's homeliest looking working women. Now, things are just the opposite, the action has shifted to the south side where the chicas are markedly hotter and desirable. The north side is relatively quiet now with much older women perhaps trying to recapture some last bit of business before they hang up their heels. People. If you are new to la 18, there is no reason to patronize any of the women on the north side of calle Brasil. In addition to being old, the rooms they use are also old, small and frankly, quite inadequate for even a quickie screw. I recommend taking a quick walk thru of the north side just to give you an idea of what kind of stuff is up there, but after you've done that, cross Brasil and park yourself on the south side until you pick out your your chica.

Now for that south side. You'll find about eight different casas on the thise side, with the best being the casa with the black wall with ZONA CALIENTE SEXY CLUB painted over a Harley Davidson logo. You'll also see the number 1003 scrawled over the door. Quality wise, you won't find better looking women at any other casa than this one (just my two cents). There are at least four different chicas at this casa that are definitely doable by my standards whereas most other casa don't register any more than two. The current local favorite at Zona Caliente is a tall chica with dyed blond hair that looks like she has some Asian in her. This gorl easily does 15 dudes a day, if not much more and she rarely sits idle for more tham a minute between sessions. There are two others here that register almost as high as she does that are almost as busy. Zona Caliente has a total of about eight chicas working at any given time and is the busiest of all the casas on la 18.

More later.

[QUOTE=Guayaquil86; 1210618]The address (location) should be no mystery to anyone even if this site never existed. Just ask ANY taxi driver in Guayaquil and he'll take you right there (as long as you tell him clearly,"Lleveme a la 18").

La 18, as some of you already know, is also known as Calle Salinas, though its seldom referred to as such. The exact location of the ZONA is LA 18 entre Cuenca why Gomez Rendon. A cab ride there will cost you $2-3 depending on what part of downtown you happen to be in, or you can take a bus there for $0. 25. Bus routes 7, 77, 79, and 107 will drop you off a block away at Cuenca and la 17 (Calle Milagro). Best times for visiting are from 4-7 PM when there are more chicas. Before and after that, options are more limited. The absolute BEST time is approximately 45 minutes before sunset (usually 545 PM) when activity peaks. I highly recommend you avoid visiting on Friday and Saturday afternoons as the zona is just way too busy and the chicas tend to be in a worse mood. Fights are likely to break out and things could get ugly. Likewise, avoid visiting Sundays as it is a ghost town and eerily quiet. That leaves Monday-Thursday afternoons as the best time to visit la 18.[/QUOTE]I fully agree (it that counts) with all your notes in this and other posts! Even the advice on the best time. I see the place vivid in my memory after reading your posts. Nice memory. Thank you again for all your posts.

I know that any taxi driver will take us there for $3. My point was that nobody in the forum till 1-2 months ago was able to specify the address, that is how to locate the place on a map (somebody even wrote "Why you need to know where is it on the map. Take a taxi"). You write its address perfectly. I just used different words in my old post: "It is a short street, parallel to Milagro (Av. 17) and intersected by Brasil. It is indeed a segment of Salinas, closed at both ends by walls (that is, Salinas is interrupted by the two blocks allocated to "La 18")".

In your post, however, you forgot to mention that going there by bus or walking is not advisable for lonesome gringos or anybody looking as a tourist (that is, with money in pockets). The probability to be robbed is too high to try. For one like you who lives there is totally different.

About Sunday, as I wrote time ago, went to La 18 on a Sunday at 6:30pm: dark, lonely, quiet and scary. The reason (so I was told) is that for a recent law alcohol cannot be served on Sunday after 5pm. Therefore, places close early.

In addition to Zona Caliente on the south side, you'll find the following casas.

CASA ACAPULCO is located on the south side of Calle Brasil just down from Zona Caliente. The Acapulco is separated in the middle by the Bohemios Bar and is the only casa on la 18 with two separate entrances (look for the numbers 513 and 515 over the wide doorways). The 515 entrance is where Black Page's chica works out of. As I mentioned before, she is rather tall and very slim with an hourglass figure, mulatta, and very soft-spoken. The chica that Jiggy13 referenced is NOT Black Page's girl as she is definitely no spinner. The other girls at the 515 entrance run the gamut from about 3-7 (I'd rate BP's girl an 8 though). The "spinner" is one I'd probably steer clear of. The better girls at the 515 are the more full-figured ones (a little chunky, but still well-proportioned) who give better service. The 513 entrance features only about three chicas who are just mediocre. This side doesn't get near the traffic as 515.

Across the street from Casa Acapulco is EL CASTILLO. Overall, this rates somewhere in the middle quality-wise of casas on la 18 but currently contains a better variety than any other casa and also has more chicas than any other. You'll find all body types and colors here at this casa, but none really stood out for me like at Zona Caliente. There are two separate doorways to this casa but they aren't separated by a bar as is the Acapulco.

Next to El Castillo to the north is an unnamed casa that features a long porch where the chicas stand. This was once the best casa for chicas but has since deteriorated in quality. Plenty of older girls here with a lot of mileage on them now but you still could find that proverbial diamond in the rough. You'll recognize this casa for its large wide open patio after you step inside.

The next casa to the north (has a name but can't think of it off-hand) should probably be skipped at least for now. Lower quality girls and the bar it shares the entrance with is trouble known for flaming gay and tranny patrons. Some of the girls have great figures here but their lacking in the face. Haven't even considered patronizing this casa for several years.

Further up on the southwest corner of Calle Brasil and la 18 is another unnamed casa that vies with Zona Caliente for the top casa on la 18. Good selection of chicas here. Have a good look here. Look for the number 1000 over the door.

Directly across the street on the southeast corner next to Zona Caliente is another small unnamed casa with the occasional looker or two. Also worth a look but my intel tells me that the rooms are not clean inside. I've also heard that mongers have had there pockets rifled through by the chicas at the session by again this is something that you'd be much more likely to find on the north side than the south.

There are a few other small casas that also exist on the south side but I won't go into them as they have never had any quality to speak of. Patronize at your own risk and discretion.

So that's the current state of Calle 18, its casa and its chicas. It's important to remember that this info probably only has a shelf life of about 6 months or so, after which an update will have to be scribed. Chicas come and go quickly and new ones, both good and bad take their places. The top casas today might rank towards the bottom a few months from now as the girls turnover and the bad ones might be upgraded. Chicas are also knwon to move from casa to casa on occasion but most just stay put in one for the duration.

As to the amount of mongers the girls service on a daily basis, BP's estimate of 30 for his own girl is way too high. The better looking girls won't do more than 10-15 per day and the ugliest ones will do 5 at best. Still, you shouldn't expect anything more than a quick pump and dump from any of the chicas here. Imagine how you'd feel after being taken back for the 10th time in one day by some horny monger who just wanted to drain his nuts inside you. This is one of the main reasons I don't patronize la 18 much anymore. The idea that most of these chicas have had hundreds, if not thousands of cocks between their legs in the last few months or years. In other words, the girls aren't really going to be all that much into it as opposed to the ladies at El Gato for instance, who will only do 1-3 dudes a night. I've never seen any 18 chica NOT use lube or KY any time I've been in there whereas at El Gato, it's about 50% if I choose correctly.

BP's estimate that the girls are rolling $200 a day is also way too much. While they do charge $7 a screw, they're not getting that entire $7. For every monger, they service, they usually give between $1-2 to the owner of the casa as rent. Then you have to consider overhead like condoms, lube and whatever else. I'd say the best chicas on a good day on la 18 don't take home more than $75 and most would be happy to get $50 / day.

Food is also available from street vendors on la 18 but even though the food is great from SOME of the vendors, I wouldn't partake unless you've got an ironclad stomach that's used to Latin American food. The smells are worth the trip alone though. Great stuff!

WELCOME TO GUAYAQUIL!