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Greetings all,

Don Omar here. I'm taking my first trip to Bogota at the beginning of December. I've been mongering about 5 years in Sosua, the. Are. And Aruba. Last year, I met a working girl in Aruba. We connected enough for me to traveled to Bucaramanga to visit her. Had an awesome time. I'm going to meet up with her again, in Bogota. My plan is to spend a couple days with her and send her back home. Then I would like to order some room service and visit Santa Fe. I've been reading the threads and finding bits of information here and there; so I thought I would post it here. If anyone could point me in the right direction, that would be cool. I plan on staying in the Financial District (recommended to me by a friend) but I haven't book my hotel yet. I'm looking for some action on Thursday night, Monday, and Tuesday as I will be occupied the other days. I speak a little Spanish, but not really. Enough for a tourist friendly area. What things, other than the obvious should I negotiate up front?

My biggest question is, what's the best way to order room service? (price) My friend used Tinder and Tagged.

My friend took Uber to Santa Fe. . . . is that the best way to travel there?

I was told it was about $80 to $100 US at the brothels. . . . is that correct?

Like I said, any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks Don.

Nice post. I am saying in La Candelaria over Christmas, looking forward to checking out Santa Fe. All I need is one good one (maybe 2).

[QUOTE=JjBee62;2098415]Santa Fe is the zona de tolerencia in Bogota. It's like Mayorista, in the way an elephant is like a mouse. Mayorista is 2 blocks of working girls. Santa Fe is about 30 times larger.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=DonOmar;2100662] My biggest question is, what's the best way to order room service? (price) My friend used Tinder and Tagged.
My friend took Uber to Santa Fe. . . . is that the best way to travel there?
I was told it was about $80 to $100 US at the brothels. . . . is that correct? [/QUOTE]1. Not sure about Tinder or Tagged. Some guys here might recommend and give advice on Seeking Arrangements. Otherwise, most would recommend [URL]Colombiancupid.com[/URL] if you are trying deal with relationship-type, non-pros or semi-pros. I personally would recommend [URL]Photoprepagos.com[/URL] or [URL]Mileroticos.com[/URL].

2. Uber is the safest bet I suppose, but the taxis are generally safe as well (caution must be exercised when catching one from Santa Fe). The problem with Uber is you can't always get the network for some reason. I've spent 15 min trying to connect to Uber, only to end up catching a taxi. Uber is waaay cheaper though. If you don't learn how to read the fare card in the taxis, they may try to "gringo price" you.

3. $80-100 is about right for an hour in the most expensive "brothels" in Zona Norte. However, you can get a very high quality girl in Santa Fe for about $20 for 20-30 minutes.

[QUOTE=Chris561;2098968] I finally took the time to read an outstanding FAG about Bogota. [/QUOTE]We try to stay away from FAGs on this board! Routard's FAQ can be quite helpful though! LOL.

[QUOTE=DonOmar;2100662]Greetings all,

Don Omar here. I'm taking my first trip to Bogota at the beginning of December.

Thanks Don.[/QUOTE]Sorry guys. Please disregard. I just found Routard's FAQ. I'm still learning this site.

Sorry for acting like a noob.

Don.

Does anyone know if the casas / strip clubs in Santa Fe would be open on a religious holiday? I will be in Bogota on Friday December 8th, which I hear is a holiday- Immaculate Conception. Would appreciate any ideas of what to expect (from experience).

Thanks.

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2096082]We can give 1 million stories about things happening in 1 million places to 1 million other people. My car was broken into at night when I was a teenager and in the house asleep. My cousin got sliced on the back of his neck by a drug dealer in Atlanta when he used to smoke crack. Still, none of this has anything to do with Santa Fe where I have been numerous times each year for the last 12 years and never seen anything happen. I have sent friends there that don't even speak Spanish and they have never come back saying they had seen something happen either. Has anyone here witnessed any incidents in the Santa Fe section of Bogota? I am in no way saying not to be vigilant. I am very vigilant anywhere that I go. Yet and still I have not seen anything happen to anyone in Santa Fe. Not talking Zona Rosa, not talking Suba, but talking Santa Fe.[/QUOTE]I have had 2 friends robbed there and one other stabbed when he resisted. He survived.

I am planning on spending 2 weeks in Colombia. Should I stay just in Bogota or travel to Cali and Medellin?

[QUOTE=BigDude1;2107382]I am planning on spending 2 weeks in Colombia. Should I stay just in Bogota or travel to Cali and Medellin?[/QUOTE]Everyone has his opinion. You may take 1 day in Bogota if it is a convenient travel connection for you, then split the rest between Cartagena and Medellin. No Cali for you yet on your first trip.

[QUOTE=BigDude1;2107382]I am planning on spending 2 weeks in Colombia. Should I stay just in Bogota or travel to Cali and Medellin?[/QUOTE]What are you planning on doing in Colombia for 2 weeks? There's no way you're going to run out of women to have sex with, in either Bogota or Medellin, in 2 weeks. What are your plans that require more than one city?

[QUOTE=JjBee62;2107532]What are you planning on doing in Colombia for 2 weeks? There's no way you're going to run out of women to have sex with, in either Bogota or Medellin, in 2 weeks. What are your plans that require more than one city?[/QUOTE]Ditto that comment, with all the chicas I wonder why us guys were not designed with 5 dicks, but after consideration even if we had 5 dicks I would be posting the thought of why we were not created with 10 dicks, jejejejeje.

TTM.

[QUOTE=JjBee62;2107532]What are you planning on doing in Colombia for 2 weeks? There's no way you're going to run out of women to have sex with, in either Bogota or Medellin, in 2 weeks. What are your plans that require more than one city?[/QUOTE]I never was in Colombia before and always wanted to go. I prefer to stay at the new places longer than a few days so I could really understand it.

Anybody got a beat on the maximum number of devices you can arrive with at El Dorado airport?

On my next trip to Bogota, I will be arriving with a personal tablet & two phones. I would like to bring in at least one additional phone & one additional tablet, or 5-6 devices total. I figure I can put two of the phones on my person, and put 3-4 devices in my luggage (hopefully). I know that Airport Security requires all luggage be scanned including personal items like purses, etc, but they are much more lax about any pat downs on the body. I'm wondering at what point they say too many and require you pay taxes on them.

*I want to bring in these extra 2-3 devices as barter chips for my lady friends. With black Friday here, there are several devices I can buy cheap and double my money with in "chica capital". I just need to get them into Bogota.

I like the way you think.

[QUOTE=StripperMan;2108079]Anybody got a beat on the maximum number of devices you can arrive with at El Dorado airport?

On my next trip to Bogota, I will be arriving with a personal tablet & two phones. I would like to bring in at least one additional phone & one additional tablet, or 5-6 devices total. I figure I can put two of the phones on my person, and put 3-4 devices in my luggage (hopefully). I know that Airport Security requires all luggage be scanned including personal items like purses, etc, but they are much more lax about any pat downs on the body. I'm wondering at what point they say too many and require you pay taxes on them.

*I want to bring in these extra 2-3 devices as barter chips for my lady friends. With black Friday here, there are several devices I can buy cheap and double my money with in "chica capital". I just need to get them into Bogota.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Jbj64;2108961]I like the way you think.[/QUOTE]Thanks man.

I have been researching El Dorado Airport's regulations for 2 days, and I can not find anything definitive. I'm not surprised as Bogota & it's airport seem to be going thru a lot of changes right now, but I can't even find how much I would be taxed for any excessive phone or tablet.

Well here's my deal. I'm going to bring in 2 Ipad's & 3 phones; 1 Ipad & 2 phones are my personal items, the remaining Ipad & phone will be chica capital. I plan to pack the 2 Ipads (both 9.7 inch screens) in my carry-on luggage, and pack the 3 phones on my person. I'm confident I will get the phones through the arrival checkpoint. My luggage will have to go through the x-ray machine, and they will see 2 tablets. If questioned, I can just say one is for my personal use, and the other is for work?

**I believe it is fairly common for people to travel with multiple devices, I. E. Laptop, tablet and a phone or two?

**I guess worse case is I pay a tax on the tablet and / or phone?