Medellin Reports

[QUOTE=Temporis;2814426]Day 5:

Think this spa might also go on the list for no-visit like Fase Dos. The girl from my first visit was pretty hot so that made me consider repeats. But most of the girls are chubby.

[/QUOTE]Spa Fantasia Energy was my fav spot in Medellin a few years back. Hot women, clean facility and always good service. Then it started going down hill when it reopened during the pandemic. I still go every once a while just to see if there are any hot women so I could test them out. If you are lucky, you will meet one form time to time. Always go with half hour, although it's only very slightly cheaper tha full hour.

I don't know what happened with them, maybe change of owner?

Leaving on a Friday. I booked a room in a hostel in El Poblado since I prefer to do incall. I'm looking at Loutron one day and New Life another and then either a repeat or somewhere else. I'm open to suggestions and I have a couple questions as this is my first trip to Medellin and Colombia in general.

Loutron has very little information about it except that it's worth it. Is there anything I need to know about getting there or leaving? Is there a "better" time to go? The cab will take me up to the entrance? I saw that long driveway. I assume someone will be waiting at the door to greet me? How long does it usually take a cab to pick you up when you leave? By that I mean, are the cabbies waiting nearby knowing what's up? I'm VERY excited about this experience and want it to go as smooth as possible. German FKKs are my pinnacle, but this seems like it could give them a run for their money in a similar but different way.

New Life. Seems pretty straightforward. I'm excited about this one too. It appears to be a bit of a seedier part of town. Is that just my uneducated bias or should I be extra extra careful around here? Just have the cab drop me off at the blue door, ring the buzzer, go through the second door, upstairs and that's it? Or do you recommend being dropped off somewhere more commercial and walking over? Get a Cabify or Uber before going back out on the street to leave? Can you tell I don't really use cabs all that often?

Sorry about all the rookie questions and slight paranoia. Colombia is a step up in adventure from Europe, USA, and Asia for me and I'd rather have more info than less. Thanks in advance and I'll be sure to share my experiences.

[QUOTE=JohnnieCash;2813924]Any mongering options (casas, clubs) in Guatape?[/QUOTE]Just got back from there a couple days ago, beautiful place to visit for anyone who's never been. But no I didn't see any clubs or casas, I took a girl friend there and we stayed a couple days, highly recommend the bubble glamping experience. Climb the rock, take pictures, for $50 you can get a private boat tour and see mansions including Pablo Escobars last house. You'll also visit the lost underwater town of guatape and can visit the replica. The town of guatape is beautiful too, lots of places to eat and shop.

Guatape is a place to take your girl to and relax and enjoy peace and nature. Definitely a better vibe than the fast pace vibe of medellin. Just make sure the place you are staying at can provide you transportation. The place I stayed at was excellent and provided us service back to medellin and had what they call toc toc's take us to guatape and back. Getting there we got lucky with a Uber taking us. Even driving us thru unpaved roads to get to the glamping Airbnb. Must of been a new guy.

Definitely would visit again but only if I take a girl with me again. The Airbnb is Awesome for pictures too especially if your girl is super hot.

Will be in Medellin in Mid July. First time there if anyone is open to meeting up PM me. Will be staying in poblado area not far from Lleras park.

[QUOTE=FedorE;2814158]I feel like the clock is ticking. My main social media is Instagram and it's all over the reels. "Medellin paradise for single men" as an American I already can't stand seeing American tourists abroad. Everything will just get more expensive and "Americanized". I personally enjoy not being able to speak English while traveling there, and not seeing a McDonalds every 50 feet.[/QUOTE]The usually gringo hot spots will stay popping but there's plenty of barrios / pueblos that most foreigners will never go to for 1 reason or another.

[QUOTE=Mtndew704;2814617]The usually gringo hot spots will stay popping but there's plenty of barrios / pueblos that most foreigners will never go to for 1 reason or another.[/QUOTE]I can foressee a likely outcome when I compare it with what has happened in Thailand. You can't find a mor epopular sex paradise for tourists than Thailand. If you go to Phuket or Wlaking Street in Pattaya, you will find lots of sexy looking Thai gilrs for several 1. 000 THB per hour or 4-5. 000 THB or more per night. You can also stay away from the tourist traps and enjoy the local sex life for next to nothing. Up to you, as they say in LOS.

[QUOTE=JustTK;2814635]I can foressee a likely outcome when I compare it with what has happened in Thailand. You can't find a mor epopular sex paradise for tourists than Thailand. If you go to Phuket or Wlaking Street in Pattaya, you will find lots of sexy looking Thai gilrs for several 1. 000 THB per hour or 4-5. 000 THB or more per night. You can also stay away from the tourist traps and enjoy the local sex life for next to nothing. Up to you, as they say in LOS.[/QUOTE]Then please stop going to MDE TK.

[QUOTE=AmorPorFavor;2814640]Then please stop going to MDE TK.[/QUOTE]Why? What meaning did you get from my comments that made you say that?

[QUOTE=MongerLonger;2814590]Leaving on a Friday. I booked a room in a hostel in El Poblado since I prefer to do incall. I'm looking at Loutron one day and New Life another and then either a repeat or somewhere else. I'm open to suggestions and I have a couple questions as this is my first trip to Medellin and Colombia in general.

Loutron has very little information about it except that it's worth it. Is there anything I need to know about getting there or leaving? Is there a "better" time to go? The cab will take me up to the entrance? I saw that long driveway. I assume someone will be waiting at the door to greet me? How long does it usually take a cab to pick you up when you leave? By that I mean, are the cabbies waiting nearby knowing what's up? I'm VERY excited about this experience and want it to go as smooth as possible. German FKKs are my pinnacle, but this seems like it could give them a run for their money in a similar but different way.

Sorry about all the rookie questions and slight paranoia. Colombia is a step up in adventure from Europe, USA, and Asia for me and I'd rather have more info than less. Thanks in advance and I'll be sure to share my experiences.[/QUOTE]Loutron IMO is not nearly as good as the better FKKs. While I love Latinas, it's hard to beat the FKKs. Dozens of women walking around completely naked (other than high heels). I've been to MDE dozens of times and never returned to Loutron after one initial visit.

I would also check out some cases other than New Life. I've found the quality and service better at some of the other casas.

[QUOTE=MongerLonger;2814590]Leaving on a Friday. I booked a room in a hostel in El Poblado since I prefer to do incall. I'm looking at Loutron one day and New Life another and then either a repeat or somewhere else. I'm open to suggestions and I have a couple questions as this is my first trip to Medellin and Colombia in general.

Loutron has very little information about it except that it's worth it. Is there anything I need to know about getting there or leaving? Is there a "better" time to go? The cab will take me up to the entrance? I saw that long driveway. I assume someone will be waiting at the door to greet me? How long does it usually take a cab to pick you up when you leave? By that I mean, are the cabbies waiting nearby knowing what's up? I'm VERY excited about this experience and want it to go as smooth as possible. German FKKs are my pinnacle, but this seems like it could give them a run for their money in a similar but different way.

New Life. Seems pretty straightforward. I'm excited about this one too. It appears to be a bit of a seedier part of town. Is that just my uneducated bias or should I be extra extra careful around here? Just have the cab drop me off at the blue door, ring the buzzer, go through the second door, upstairs and that's it? Or do you recommend being dropped off somewhere more commercial and walking over? Get a Cabify or Uber before going back out on the street to leave? Can you tell I don't really use cabs all that often?

Sorry about all the rookie questions and slight paranoia. Colombia is a step up in adventure from Europe, USA, and Asia for me and I'd rather have more info than less. Thanks in advance and I'll be sure to share my experiences.[/QUOTE]There are the people that don't do any research or reading and hope that someone will just answer everything for the 50th time. But you are NOT one of those. Obviously you have done lots of reading and research on this site. Kudos.

But maybe you are a bit too worried. Specifically with New Life. As Dr Suess might say. You can walk, you can cab, you can Uber, or you can.

Anyway. Its totally fine during the day. No problem. If you are ok with the street numbering and even address numbering you get to Centro on Oriental. And walk up. 56 I think. Or go up 55 and over. For that matter do it different every time and see the sights. But you know about the address and the blue door as a quick reference, etc. So relax. It will be fine. I always walk and as I said, once in a while arrive by cab or Uber but I just get dropped off on Oriental and walk. Mostly I take the metro and walk over checking out every different street just to see them. Then when I am done I try a different restaurant every time just to keep it new. That part of Centro is totally fine during the daylight hours. And these casas are only open during that time anyway.

[QUOTE=JustTK;2814635]I can foressee a likely outcome when I compare it with what has happened in Thailand. You can't find a mor epopular sex paradise for tourists than Thailand. If you go to Phuket or Wlaking Street in Pattaya, you will find lots of sexy looking Thai gilrs for several 1. 000 THB per hour or 4-5. 000 THB or more per night. You can also stay away from the tourist traps and enjoy the local sex life for next to nothing. Up to you, as they say in LOS.[/QUOTE]This is a howler. Setting the record straight:

For 1000 THB you get shanks. For 1000 THB per hour plus 400 THB for a room or barfine you get second choice girls, 60% of whom will reject you if you are elderely and/or non-Asian.

A stunner from a top gogo bar for the whole night will set you back between 6000 and 10000 THB, and 80% of said stunners will reject you if you are elderely and/or non-Asian.

There is no "local sex life" whatsoever outside the tourist areas. Nothing, not even a cheap low-end local brothel like you'd find in any sizeable town in South America.

Such is now the popular sex paradise that Thailand used to be.

I will be in MDE next month so I am starting to do some homework, I was there last 2 years ago and between Llleras and Tinder I had my fill of daily sex hot young girls at least once a day. It was amazing. I was reading reports here that El Centro had recently been fenced in, I was wondering if there were boots on the ground that could give more detail as to how this has effected the SG scene because its seems they just started doing this to Lleras.

If the SGs disappeared or reduced I would be crushed. Its seems that folks over there have mix feelings about it as some think it will reduce crime and rif raf if entrances are controlled, however I am worried how it will effect the SG scene.

So how was Lleras in its first weekend gated?

[QUOTE=XXL;2814663]

For 1000 THB you get shanks.

A stunner from a top gogo bar for the whole night will set you back between 6000 and 10000 THB, and 80% of said stunners will reject you if you are elderely and/or non-Asian.

There is no "local sex life" whatsoever outside the tourist areas. Nothing, not even a cheap low-end local brothel like you'd find in any sizeable town in South America.

[/QUOTE]I accept that I guessed the high end price, although I never said the price was THB 1.000. I have no idea bcos I never go there, but ur price is not much different to what I wrote, so no record to set straight. It doesn't change my point,. Main tourist areas are expensive in Thailand. That was my point. BUt there are local places. 3rd Street, Dark Side, Those are local places. They are cheap and great fun.

Could only stay a few days due to work schedule. Speak very rudimentary Spanish.

Monday.

45 minute drive from airport which is up in the mountains down to the city proper.

Fase II. Music too loud, reggaeton / hip hop. Very dark. 20 k cover, beer 20 k, lady drinks 30 k, 300 k for 45 minute room. Have to buy a bottle or spend enough on drinks to get prime seats per a mesero, but this may have been trying to take advantage of the lone gringo. In hindsight, should have asked some other staff to confirm. 2 k tip for dancers. Not very busy, maybe 25 chicas, it is a Monday after all. Didn't see many chicas going back to rooms with men though maybe it was my poor night vision and I didn't notice. Chica quality was pretty good and I found one I liked. Would go back.

Tuesday.

New Life. Buzzed in. Sit in room. Girls present themselves to you one by one, you pick, go to room. This was basically the setup for all the Medellin brothels. Talent not super attractive. Girl I picked had smelly pussy which really turned me off so I finished ASAP. In hindsight, should have paid the 3 mil viewing fee and visited another El Centro casa.

El Centro. Lots of people during the day, quite a scene and spectacle worth checking out at least once. Vendors hawking wares everywhere. Heavy police presence with barriers and checkpoints at botero plaza. Difficult to find public trash can. Did not see many prostitutes in this area while I was there around 1400. Many homeless and zonked out people sleeping on sidewalk. Sad to see the zonked out mothers with their toddlers in their lap. Visited Museum of Antioquia, pretty nice worth a visit, lots of Botero.

Playmates / Conejitas 4 pm. Pretty dead inside, girls just sitting around. Saw only one dance in the 20 minutes I was there. Most girls overweight or obese or pregnant. Went with the one pretty one, 130 k, good attitude actually did some light DFK as requested.

La Isla. Definitely a higher end establishment, you can instantly tell via the decor, security, staff, cleanliness, etc. Nicest strip club I've been to though I haven't been in many. After strip dance, chica goes around asking for 2 mil tips and does a short lap dance. Lap dance can be extended with more tips. Many will try to get more, but you're free to no gracias the tip entirely or refuse to give more. I ended up doing the latter most of the time because 2 mil is like 50 cents. Pretty dead at 10 pm, Quickly picked up after 11 pm, I'd say peak is 2300-0100. Essentially completely dead by or even slightly before 3 am so get your business done by then. Definitely higher optics in general vs anywhere else I've been in Medellin, a few 9/10's. However lots of silicone, many butt and breast implants. But plenty who are not so you'll find someone to your taste. I'm guessing 70+ chicas at peak with a good F-M ratio. Live dj playing Reggaeton music with sparse hip hop or EDM tracks mixed in.

Guy at front told me I had to buy 1,000,000 cop bottle to sit on couches but I asked the bartender and he said I could sit anywhere as long as I bought a drink. Again, more attempts to take advantage of gringos which is unpleasant. Bartender was very helpful and spoke decent English.

Took one girl, one of the minority of au naturals. Slightly fishy pussy smell but I had drunk too much to care. 2nd WG in Medellin with this issue whilst I never encountered it even once when I did my 12 day Germany / Switzerland FKK tour. Maybe a difference in hygiene or diet? From reading forum, it sounds like I'm not the only one who's encountered this.

Wednesday.

Spa Fantasias energy. Better quality line up than new Life for sure. Picked good looking girl who provided poor service, guess I got unlucky. Again, fishy smelling pussy.

Explores El Poblado and Park Lleras. Went to Mondongo's for some traditional Colombian food, tasty. Very touristy, highest concentration of Westerners and police I saw in the city. Felt very safe at night.

Loutron. Went later in the evening so it was very dark. Uber driver hadn't been there before so he missed the unlit driveway up to the house the first time. House wasn't impressive as I was lead to believe, took me less than 5 minutes to explore the interior. A handful of johns there, around 10 WGs with pretty good optics around La Isla quality generally. Pretty good service. In hindsight it would have been better to go during the day.

Last night here so it was between Fase II or La Isla, chose the latter. Had a great room. Met an American expat who invited me to join his group. He knew quite a few of the WGs there and we had a good time. Drank too much again.

Thursday.

Energy Spa, Modern Art Museum (renovations so most of exhibits were closed, otherwise not bad), had some great Venezuelan food, explored Laureles some more, flight home.

Random Thoughts.

Air quality is poor, noticed as soon as I started coming down mountains from airport. Most Uber drivers kept windows open during ride. Definitely developed some sinus congestion by end of trip.

Driving is a free for all. Motorcycles and scooters everywhere. Red lights are routinely run. You just butt in where you can so you can get to where you need to go. Traffic can be terrible, especially around El Centro. Lots of cheap Hyundai's and Chevys. People drive / ride incredibly close to other vehicles. It's all very brave / skillful and seems dangerous to me but they're obviously used to it.

Approached by beggars and the like, just say no gracias, ignore them, if needed sharpen your tone of voice.

Gringo tax and people trying to take advantage of gringos. Not just in mongering settings but street vendors, taxi drivers, etc. Of course not every person but it happened enough to leave a bad taste in my mouth. Most Colombians were very friendly.

Everybody has a pretty modern looking phone, saw plenty of people with them out. Felt less worried about getting jacked but still be careful.

Davivienda ATM in unicentro mall, 2 million withdrawal limit.

Pretty city, lots of trees and greenery spread out.

Used Avianca airline to get in and out of country. Was not asked for check mig when entering or leaving country. I'd done it anyway of course, with only issue being no email confirmation but you can print the web confirmation once finished.

Never asked to put on a mask or saw anyone wearing one.

Conclusion.

Would I go back? Yes. Pretty city, lots of mongering options, very affordable, good food. Service was fairly hit or miss, though I wasn't there long so small sample size. Wish I spoke more Spanish. Would probably try the Facebook approach that seems unique to Medellin next time I go. Heading to Bogota soon so will be able to compare the cities with Medellin relatively fresh in my mind.

[QUOTE=LivingFossil;2814664]I will be in MDE next month so I am starting to do some homework, I was there last 2 years ago and between Llleras and Tinder I had my fill of daily sex hot young girls at least once a day. It was amazing. I was reading reports here that El Centro had recently been fenced in, I was wondering if there were boots on the ground that could give more detail as to how this has effected the SG scene because its seems they just started doing this to Lleras.

If the SGs disappeared or reduced I would be crushed. Its seems that folks over there have mix feelings about it as some think it will reduce crime and rif raf if entrances are controlled, however I am worried how it will effect the SG scene.

So how was Lleras in its first weekend gated?[/QUOTE]I'm not there now so can't comment on current situation. But in talking to local business people, in Parque Lleras, I think most of them or many welcome some restrictions on vehicles through a couple of the streets, and even more on some of the unsavory things that were happening. The authorities are trying to protect children, have better control of some of the crime, and in general just improve the optics of the park for the general public. It has been a tremendous improvement around Plaza Botero and I think they hope for the same for Parque Lleras. And it has not hindered the sex business in centro at all, in the areas designated for it which are still outside the barriers around Plaza Botero. In fact it has made the zona de tolerencia much clearer. It is behind the museum, along Carrera 53 and De Greiff.