Salvador

Rovnak, I have been to Bahia a few times, never found stunning GDP's there. Living in Rio, I know quite a few hot GDP's from Bahia, maybe all the successful ones leave? If you are after Mulattas e Negras, then there are probably more darker working girls in Rio than any other Brazilian city. Most of the cheap places in Rio are predominantly black! I don't go to São Paulo much more because the white skinned blonde look does nothing for me!

[QUOTE=Bubba Boy;1134872]Rovnak, I have been to Bahia a few times, never found stunning GDP's there. Living in Rio, I know quite a few hot GDP's from Bahia, maybe all the successful ones leave? If you are after Mulattas e Negras, then there are probably more darker working girls in Rio than any other Brazilian city. Most of the cheap places in Rio are predominantly black! I don't go to São Paulo much more because the white skinned blonde look does nothing for me![/QUOTE]I'm almost always in SP and my best girl friends there are from the Bahia.

Seems that about everytime I meet a new girl that is really cool and sweet and beautiful, she tells me she is from Bahia.

I've also found plenty of dark skin beauties in SP, though I'm sure you're correct that the percentage is much better in Rio.

[QUOTE=Sperto; 1134558]Even if I had a shitload of money I wouldn't waste a centavo on any of the strip-clubs along the orla. I've been to several of them (and I'll never return). None of those boates have impressed me at all. Ordinary GP's at rip-off joints IMO.

[/QUOTE]I strongly agree with Sperto.

[QUOTE=Brugal8; 1126828]Beach Biker,

I recommend you to give Bangkok a try since is the high end place in salvador. [/QUOTE]I se theres a lott of talk abot Bangkok, eny adress and info about this place? Is it like eros, VIP?

Arraial Dajuda.

Anyone been here lately?

I went 5 years ago & it was VERY rural, but met alot of non-pros.

Didn't see any pro's

[QUOTE=Athlete; 1205678]Arraial Dajuda.

Anyone been here lately?

I went 5 years ago & it was VERY rural, but met alot of non-pros.

Didn't see any pro's[/QUOTE]I went there in February. I made a report in the proper thread "Other Areas".

[url]http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/showthread.php?573-Other-Areas&p=1128339&viewfull=1#post1128339[/url]

First of all I want to say sorry for my bad english.

I have been travelling to Salvador a lot of times in the last 10 years (last time in summer 2011) and unfortunately it's getting worse every year (not only in my opinion).

The prices rise very quickly (Hotels, Apartments, Restaurants, Girls) and at the same time the value what you get for your money is each year less.

Criminality is raising, even in the formerly "save" areas like the Pelourinho.

Restaurants: If you don't speak portuges it's nearly impossible not to be ripped of in the restaurants in the tourist aereas (Barra, Pelourinho, Rio Vermelho). They always try to add some drink or so on your bill. Take care of that. The quality of the food is poor, exept in the really high-priced locations like Boi-Preto for example.

Apartments: Starting with a monthly rent of at least 1. 500 Reais in Barra not really cheap, in most cases you have to pay the energy bill extra, internet is weak and not always working.

As already mentioned by a lot of posters before the professional girls-scene is nearly dead in Salvador (exept some very expensive or very dirty places with a really high risk of all diseases you can imagine).

If you can speak at least a little portuguese you can try to catch a "normal" girl, but evan ths is getting more difficult each year.

Compared with othe mongering destinations I can say that in my opinion Salvador nowadays is really not worth visiting.

In Thailand for example the costs for living are about 50% as in Salvador, but of course it is a different style of girls.

I have been 2 times in Buenos Aires and surely will go again because compared with Salvador it's save, clean, cheap and the girls are beautiful.

[QUOTE=Hossi36;1228723]The prices rise very quickly...
Restaurants: If you don't speak portuges it's nearly impossible not to be ripped of in the restaurants...
The quality of the food is poor...
If you can speak at least a little portuguese you can try to catch a "normal" girl, but evan ths is getting more difficult each year.
Compared with othe mongering destinations I can say that in my opinion Salvador nowadays is really not worth visiting.[/QUOTE]
Thank you for your report.

The real is stronger than before. All of Brazil is more expensive. Still I find Salvador quite cheap. Hotel in Barra R$50. Privês in centro R$30/30 minutes.

Restaurants. I've no experience of restaurants trying to rip me off, except sometimes in Pelourinho.

Poor food? The bahian cuisine is among the most famous in Brazil. In Rio Vermelho you have several dozens of restaurants serving delicious and cheap food. In Barra you have Caranguejo de Sergipe, close to the small Christ statue. Their food is excellent and decently priced. Their famous moqueca de peixe e camarão cost about R$ 20 and is heavenly good.

Regular girls. How do you mean that it has become more difficult to pick-up regular girls? I still consider Salvador to be very good for non-pro's.

Salvador might not be everyone's cup of tea. If you go there planning your mongering only to Pelourinho and the orla-stripclubs you propably get disappointed. Widen your horizons.

Hi Sperto,

Maybe you should be a little more tolerant to someone elses opinions. I accept your point of view, but let me answer to some of your thoughts.

I have stayed about 3 years in Salvador from 2000. 2010, so I think I can say that a have some experiences there and of course not only in the Pelourinho.

Prices: Hotel in Barra R$50. Privês in centro R$30/30 minutes. I know that this exists, but you get what you pay for in that is not very much in my opinion. In Thailand or Argentina you get much better quality for the same price. Thats for the girls and for the food, too (have you ever tried a Steak-House in Argentina?)

Rip-Off: Of course you can be lucky, and it depends a lot of if you speak portuguese or not. Seems like you are experienced and don't need such advices. I wrote this for the less experiences guys to take care. And you can believe me that there is an enormous increase of Rip-Off in Salvador in the last few years (Taxis, Restaurants.). That's what I discovered and a lot of guys I know there share this opinion.

I don't want to start a fight about that so let's say that everybody has his own impressions and thoughts on things, ok?

What I wrote is only my opinion after 10 years of mongering in Salvador, no more, no less.

[QUOTE=Hossi36; 1229195]I don't want to start a fight about that so let's say that everybody has his own impressions and thoughts on things, ok?

What I wrote is only my opinion after 10 years of mongering in Salvador, no more, no less.[/QUOTE]It's no fight. We're just sharing experiences and opinions. That's cool.

10 years of mongering in Salvador, that's a lot. Great, then you must have a lot of mongering information to share. Hopefully some new stuff instead of the usual Orla strip-clubs which are worthless IMO.

Ok, so I will try to share my experiences about Salvador.

What I wanted to say in my previous postings was, that Salvador compared to other destinations is losing atractivity for mongerers a bit from year to year.

If you like black women and if you speak at least a bit of portuguese Salvador is still a very good place for you.

Forget about Pelourinho and the Boates but go to the beaches and try your luck. Your chances are very high to meet beautiful women with a real girlfriend-sex-feeling.

Pay them a beer or caipirinha wich is not too expensive on the beaches and see where it goes to. If a girl likes you she will be soon ready to go with you to your apartment.

But beware of those Semi-Professionals who would never call themselves Prostitutes (Garotas-de-Programa). They don't charge per hour or day, but very soon will tell you about their need of money for a sick child or mother, paying their rent for apartments and so on. This type of girls can be much more expensive than the real professionals.

You can also try to contact girls with the Badoo-Website, it's really popular in Brasil. But this will mean spendig a lot of time in searching, writing messages and Chat on MSN later.

I like to do this and have made good experiences but I know that it's not everybodys way.

If you like black women and don't speak portugues I think it's better to go to Kenia, because a lot of people understand English there.

If you don't like black women go to Buenos Aires or Thailand, where is the best value for your money in my opinion.

sperto, i think salvador has priced itself out of the market. there are still some casas where you pay 100 real. regular girls can be easily met if you speek portuguese but i assume that not every monger can do that.

i like salvador but my last mongering destination was pattaya with all the kinky stuff and very much lower prices. nobody can beat the bahianas when it comes to making love but in those days the economy must be also right. that is not anymore the case with salvador.

carlos

It´s a good idea to be very cautious in Salvador right now.
The police are on strike.

The population are really scared. Hundreds of armed striking police have attacked buses and caused a lot of confusion in the city. They have even attacked police cars. There have been arrastãoes, big groups of robbers going berserk. The bandits are having an early christmas. Several bank robberies. Shops have been looted. 59 people murdered since the strike started. I heard something about one killing/hours, which might be a bit exaggerated. Many shops and shopping centers have closed during the strike.

The national police force has been called in as well as the army. There are very few police working but quite a lot of soldiers patrolling the streets. It looks wierd.

Yesterday there were a lot of soldiers in the Pelourinho area during the daytime. In the evening I returned to Pelo to check it out. It was almost totally deserted. Most bars and restaurant were closed. No soldiers left, just a handful of police. There were lot of scumbags roaming the streets. I made my visit very quick. Before returning to the bus station at Praça da Sé I got approached by a weirdo holding a knife. He was totally wasted on drugs so I just ignored him and walked on.

On the way back to Barra I passed a bloody crime scene. A guy had been murdered and the police were interrogating witnesses.

Down in Barra the nightlife was almost like normal. Could be because there were about a hundreds paratroppers spread out in Barra.

Unfortunately the police strike affects the nightlife as people choose to stay at home. It also effects the privês in centro as many girls are afraid of going to work.

Today it´s sunny. The beaches are crowded with hot dark women and people drinking beer and having a party.

An update on some daytime privês in Centro, R$20-40.

* EDIFICIO SANTA RITA:
- Av Sete de Setembro 184, Edificio Santa Rita, Sala 203
- Av Sete de Setembro 184, Edificio Santa Rita, Sala 503
- Av Sete de Setembro 184, Edificio Santa Rita Anexo, Sala 303
- Av Sete de Setembro 184, Edificio Santa Rita Anexo, Sala 307
- Av Sete de Setembro 184, Edificio Santa Rita Anexo, Sala 501
# Notes on the girls. They change girls quite quite often so the quality can vary a lot.
Sala 203: 4 girls, quite ugly.
Sala 503: 4 girls, quite ugly
Sala 303: 2 girls, doable
Sala 307: 2 girls, very ugly
Sala 501: 4 girls, varied quality
# Recommendation:There is right now a girl working in sala 501 called Daniella. She´s absolutely amazing. A very beautiful mulatta with great tits, fantastic legs and an outstanding ass. 23 years. She works out a lot so her body is rock-hard.
# Note 1: The edificio lies a couple of blocks before Praça Castro Alves. The entrance is numbered 174/184. The first two salas are reached by the front-elevator. The other three salas are reached by the elevator in the back (Anexo).
# Note 2: They all charges R$20/30 minutes, except sala 501 that charges R$30.
# Note 3: The cabins are very simple, but at least they have a fan and they put a new sheet (clean?) before each customer. Shower before and after.
# Note 4: The overall standard is very low. You need some patient and luck to find the gems.

* MORGANAS MASSAGEM
- Rua 21 de Abril 40.
# Note 1: The street is quite easy to find. Get off the bus at Relogio Sao Pedro (Largo São Pedro). The street is full of street stands. There is no number on the entrance. Number 40 is on the right hand between two lanchonettes. The entrance is like a white hall with white stairs. It´s on the fourth floor (top floor). Don´t get confused of the kitchen etc you pass on your way up. Ring the bell.
# Note 2: They charge R$40/30 minutes. CBJ, some girls have anal included.
# Note 3: The cabins are nice and big. Clean sheets. If you want a special cabin with a cadeira erotica it will cost you extra. Shower before and after.
# Note 4: Seven girls working. The standard is quite good. They change girls very often. I didn´t recognize any girls from last year.
# Recommendation: Ana-Paula. Black girl, 19 years, a big reggae-fan, very cute, petite, small but very round and wellshaped hard butt and very nice quite big tits. Fucks like a rabbit. Allows photos if you ask kindly. Anal included.

[QUOTE=Sperto; 1244612]It's a good idea to be very cautious in Salvador right now.

The police are on strike.

The population are really scared. Hundreds of armed striking police have attacked buses and caused a lot of confusion in the city. They have even attacked police cars. There have been arrastãoes, big groups of robbers going berserk. The bandits are having an early Christmas. Several bank robberies. Shops have been looted. 59 people murdered since the strike started. I heard something about one killing / hours, which might be a bit exaggerated. Many shops and shopping centers have closed during the strike.

The national police force has been called in as well as the army. There are very few police working but quite a lot of soldiers patrolling the streets. It looks wierd.

Yesterday there were a lot of soldiers in the Pelourinho area during the daytime. In the evening I returned to Pelo to check it out. It was almost totally deserted. Most bars and restaurant were closed. No soldiers left, just a handful of police. There were lot of scumbags roaming the streets. I made my visit very quick. Before returning to the bus station at Praça the Sé I got approached by a weirdo holding a knife. He was totally wasted on drugs so I just ignored him and walked on.

On the way back to Barra I passed a bloody crime scene. A guy had been murdered and the police were interrogating witnesses.

Down in Barra the nightlife was almost like normal. Could be because there were about a hundreds paratroppers spread out in Barra.

Unfortunately the police strike affects the nightlife as people choose to stay at home. It also effects the privês in centro as many girls are afraid of going to work.

Today it's sunny. The beaches are crowded with hot dark women and people drinking beer and having a party.[/QUOTE]Hi Sperto.

Your last posting is unnerving considering I'm coming in to Salvador on this coming Tuesday with friends. Have there been any improvements since your report and will it affect the upcoming carnival in anyway? As you know, our portuguese is nil. I had recently asked a message on the Rio board about the feasibility of renting a car to get around and if its practical to come with our backpacks or suitcases. We'd plan to follow your advise and walk around to different hotels to negotiate a better rate than the jacked up rates we've seen of late. If you're still in the region next week we'd like to hang out over a couple of beers if you don't mind. Cheers man.