Lima

[QUOTE=JoeStressFree;3076365]Thanks for the new area, ill check it out but damn that video was "oh my" I'll deff be looking for some nicer looking girls.

Your trip is coming fast![/QUOTE]Based on the YouTube videos I've watched, the street scene seems good around Risso, followed by Zepita, with Plaza Norte being the last. There are probably other spots that I don't know yet. The Risso area, bounded by Risso, Arequipa, Thouars, Alcedo also has a few casinos, bars, and nightclubs which sealed the deal for me to choose a hotel, Hotel Quadrum in Lince instead of staying in Miraflores, which sounds much more touristy.

[QUOTE=JackJericho;3076427]most of the girls at the chongos are in their late twenties or early thirties.

J. J.[/QUOTE]Thank you! Good to know. I will still go to a chongo. Although I will look elsewhere, maybe Zepita or online, for younger and petite (18/19/20) girls also. I did read reports about 19 yo girls on this forum so I hope I will get lucky. I will report back.

[QUOTE=DaVinci40;3076355]I did a girl in the Jiron Zepita area on my trip before last and reported on it. Basically it was 70 sols and room was 20 so 90 sols all up. The girl was young, slim and cute (to me) but as with all SG interactions in any country YMMV and what you think is going to happen in the room sometimes doesn't. In my case the somewhat friendly girl on the street turned into a bit of a dead fish in the room. She wasn't bad but just not very enthusiastic. Couple that with a really crappy room that at that time of the year was warm and muggy I just decided the SG action wasn't really worth all the hassle considering I can go to the chongos like geishas or Sirenitas and pay less. The other thing to note was that I was the only gringo in Zepita and while the locals would walk around with absolutely no attention paid to them from the girls for me the girls saw gringo and subsequently saw money and I was "psst" , "papi", etc the entire time. It felt more like I was the one being preyed upon rather than the other way around. I believe from some other reports on here the majority of the action doesn't happen until later in the evening after 7 pm so early afternoon may be a little too early with not as many girls out but I'm sure what is out will have some good ones. Make sure you don't dress well or indicate you have money. I feel like it's a little hard for me to do that even when I try as I still look like a gringo no matter how hard I try to dress down but it's not the place to go out looking amazing.

In summary for SG's I agree with everything said. Some of the girls on the YT videos look great. As a tourist there on a short time I didn't see the value in doing it though. Of course as with any location YMMV and I've had good experiences with SG's and mediocre experiences so to base your decision just on my 1 girl would not be fair. But I think you get the picture that the SG action here is the same as anywhere else and I feel as though would be much better for someone that could spend a lot more time sampling the delights on offer and perhaps even building some form of relationship with the girls so they don't try and dead fish you in the room. For me though it's chongos all the way. 50 sols so basically $13-15 usd and if you get a dead fish you just do what you can to make the most of the situation and when you're done leave the room and bang the next available girl a few doors down. It's like a SG scene but with all the conveniences of it being under 1 roof. Much more convenient.

One other thing to note and this was more for the poster before you that liked DFK. The chongos often have different shifts. Many of the girls I was with would not DFK however neither did I want to with them as the churn of men can be high and I basically don't want to tongue another girls tongue that just was sucking on a dick wrapped in a condom potentially a few minutes before me but I'm sure with money it can be offered and my main point about the shift is that when the girls are just starting their shift it may be more appealing to do that than 3 or 4 hours in. Of course YMMV.

Good luck and report back what you end up finding out.[/QUOTE]Great report. Thanks.

[QUOTE=JonesTravel19;3076470]Thank you! Good to know. I will still go to a chongo. Although I will look elsewhere, maybe Zepita or online, for younger and petite (18/19/20) girls also. I did read reports about 19 yo girls on this forum so I hope I will get lucky. I will report back.[/QUOTE]Your best source of girls in that age range is Seeking. But Seeking is expensive to subscribe to. Have you considered booking an Airbnb near the National Major University of San Marcos? It's Lima's largest university. You are bound to meet lots of young chicas in that age range in that area, and on campus. Even just going to the coffee shops etc. They have a museum on campus, you can visit it and try your game on any chicas you run into, if your spanish is good.

[QUOTE=JonesTravel19;3076332]Hi all,

First of: I have read a lot of messages in this Lima topic. Absolutely great information. I'm going to visit the chongo for sure. Although I rather kiss and have a more GFE. I hope to find Viagra (should be sold under the counter in the drugstores?) and just fuck multiple girls in the chongo and maybe get an number for visit outside of the chongo for a better experience.

I love cute small / petite girls. Not the typical Latin big booty.

On YouTube I watched many videos from the Zepita Lima area. I know its not a good place to stay there so my hotel will be in Miraflores.

I see so many beautiful girls on this streets (on the videos). How is it to just come to this area during the afternoon? Is it really that unsafe? The quantity and quality of the girls looks amazing. Also there are a lot of people walking.

I do not trust the sites like photokines etc. Read so many negative reports.

I will be in Lima soon for a week. Any advice of finding girls just 18/19 year old?[/QUOTE]You want small petite girls and you want them 18/19 years old. Hahahhahhaha. Join the line. I know small petite girls in Lima, but they are not that young. If you find any, let us know.

[QUOTE=AngmoLover;3076629]You want small petite girls and you want them 18/19 years old. Hahahhahhaha. Join the line. I know small petite girls in Lima, but they are not that young. If you find any, let us know.[/QUOTE]I will. Haha sorry guys. I know its probably to much to ask or hope for. I have thought about reaching out to the member who have contacts with student friends here. Paying more for a real 18/19 yo girl and GFE is absolutely worth it for me. But getting a paid account with BTC is mission impossible with al the rules in Europe. So I cannot use the chat. Nothing wrong with going to the chongo for girls around 25-30 yo, but there is something special about girls that just turned 18/19. If I can experience that as a almost 40 yo man I will like that very much. Maybe I'm just dirty for wishing this. This will be my first vacation based around sex and I have promised myself to enjoy it to the max.

My LATAM Peru flight touched down in Lima at 5 am. The Immigration took about an hour to clear, there was so much crowd but they were efficient, which still left me with another hour before the Airport Express bus began operating at 7 am that I wanted to try. Rather than wait at the airport, I called my hotel to see if there was any chance of an early check-in before 8 am. To my surprise, they happily accommodated my request and had a room ready for me by 7 am, along with a welcome complimentary Peruvian American breakfast with coffee and papaya juice. After an overnight flight, it was the perfect start to the trip.

After getting settled, I took a walk around the Lince neighborhood and checked out local market, massage places, Lince shopping mall. Since it was Sunday, most of the shops and all massage places were closed and the streets were unusually quiet with very little traffic with lanes closed for people to run. It was a nice to get a feel for the Lince area before heading out for the rest of the day.

My first chongo destination was Las Serenitas with a stop at Jr. Zepita along the way. The street talent on Jr. Zepita was better than what I've seen in several other Latin American cities. However, the interactions felt fairly mechanical like Tijuana Zona Norte, 50 Sol for 20 minutes, and even though I liked a few of them, none would be open for DFK which was fine with me as this was not primary destination.

I continued on to Las Serenitas chongo arriving around 1 pm. Paid 10 sols entry and got in, there were roughly a dozen girls there only with the first floor open, was told that second floor would be open after 4 pm, but enough to get a good first impression of the chongo, and I ended up getting three sessions from here, one peruvian, one colombian, and one from Ecaudor. After spending a couple of hours, I walked across the main road and visited several of the other chongos on Calle Taladros, including La Miel (5 soles entry fee), P La Colmena (5 sols entry fee), La Estacion (10 soles entry fee). I had one session each at La Miel and La Estacion, one Peru and One Ecaudor, didn't like the ones that were available at P Colmena. Like Las Serenitas, the venues were relatively less busier during the early afternoon, so I suspect the evenings are probably much busier. I picked each one after confirming they are good with DFK, paid 50 soles for 15-20 minutes plus 0-50 Sols additional for DFK. I must say Ecuador girls are great kissers.

Overall it was a great first sampling day of Chongos in Lima. After hearing so much about the city's famous chongos, I can say the reputation is well deserved. Every place had its own atmosphere, and while Sunday afternoon wasn't the busiest time to visit, it gave me a good opportunity to explore without the crowds. I'm looking forward to returning over the next few days to experience more of what Lima chongos has to offer.

[QUOTE=JuneFly;3076771]My LATAM Peru flight touched down in Lima at 5 am. The Immigration took about an hour to clear, there was so much crowd but they were efficient, which still left me with another hour before the Airport Express bus began operating at 7 am that I wanted to try. Rather than wait at the airport, I called my hotel to see if there was any chance of an early check-in before 8 am. To my surprise, they happily accommodated my request and had a room ready for me by 7 am, along with a welcome complimentary Peruvian American breakfast with coffee and papaya juice. After an overnight flight, it was the perfect start to the trip.

After getting settled, I took a walk around the Lince neighborhood and checked out local market, massage places, Lince shopping mall. Since it was Sunday, most of the shops and all massage places were closed and the streets were unusually quiet with very little traffic with lanes closed for people to run. It was a nice to get a feel for the Lince area before heading out for the rest of the day.

My first chongo destination was Las Serenitas with a stop at Jr. Zepita along the way. The street talent on Jr. Zepita was better than what I've seen in several other Latin American cities. However, the interactions felt fairly mechanical like Tijuana Zona Norte, 50 Sol for 20 minutes, and even though I liked a few of them, none would be open for DFK which was fine with me as this was not primary destination..[/QUOTE]Heyy!

I'm happy to hear you finally landed in Peru after the weeks of messages up to your final arrival.

Wow amazing report on your first day! I think you did more on your first day than I would in like 4 days ahha.

Alrighty enjoy! And we will wait for your next report!

Ttyl!

[QUOTE=JuneFly;3076771]My LATAM Peru flight touched down in Lima at 5 am. The Immigration took about an hour to clear, there was so much crowd but they were efficient, which still left me with another hour before the Airport Express bus began operating at 7 am that I wanted to try. Rather than wait at the airport, I called my hotel to see if there was any chance of an early check-in before 8 am. To my surprise, they happily accommodated my request and had a room ready for me by 7 am, along with a welcome complimentary Peruvian American breakfast with coffee and papaya juice. After an overnight flight, it was the perfect start to the trip.

After getting settled, I took a walk around the Lince neighborhood and checked out local market, massage places, Lince shopping mall. Since it was Sunday, most of the shops and all massage places were closed and the streets were unusually quiet with very little traffic with lanes closed for people to run. It was a nice to get a feel for the Lince area before heading out for the rest of the day.

My first chongo destination was Las Serenitas with a stop at Jr. Zepita along the way. The street talent on Jr. Zepita was better than what I've seen in several other Latin American cities. However, the interactions felt fairly mechanical like Tijuana Zona Norte, 50 Sol for 20 minutes, and even though I liked a few of them, none would be open for DFK which was fine with me as this was not primary destination.

I continued on to Las Serenitas chongo arriving around 1 pm. Paid 10 sols entry and got in, there were roughly a dozen girls there only with the first floor open, was told that second floor would be open after 4 pm, but enough to get a good first impression of the chongo, and I ended up getting three sessions from here, one peruvian, one colombian, and one from Ecaudor. After spending a couple of hours, I walked across the main road and visited several of the other chongos on Calle Taladros, including La Miel (5 soles entry fee), P La Colmena (5 sols entry fee), La Estacion (10 soles entry fee). I had one session each at La Miel and La Estacion, one Peru and One Ecaudor, didn't like the ones that were available at P Colmena. Like Las Serenitas, the venues were relatively less busier during the early afternoon, so I suspect the evenings are probably much busier. I picked each one after confirming they are good with DFK, paid 50 soles for 15-20 minutes plus 0-50 Sols additional for DFK. I must say Ecuador girls are great kissers.

Overall it was a great first sampling day of Chongos in Lima. After hearing so much about the city's famous chongos, I can say the reputation is well deserved. Every place had its own atmosphere, and while Sunday afternoon wasn't the busiest time to visit, it gave me a good opportunity to explore without the crowds. I'm looking forward to returning over the next few days to experience more of what Lima chongos has to offer.[/QUOTE]Great review. Couple of questions. You walked this stretch from Las Serenitas to the chongos on Calle Taladros during the daytime. Do you think it's safe to walk this route at night? Is La Estacion also known as Club Sumisa?

[QUOTE=AngmoLover;3076898]Great review. Couple of questions. You walked this stretch from Las Serenitas to the chongos on Calle Taladros during the daytime. Do you think it's safe to walk this route at night? Is La Estacion also known as Club Sumisa?[/QUOTE]Yes, it's safe during the day time, it's industrial area, shops are open, people are working. I've heard others were able to walk during night times, but I didn't.

Club Sumisa is a different one across from La Estacion on the same street.

After checking out the four chongos in LOS Olivos area in Northern Lima on my first day, Las Sirenitas, La Miel, P La Colmena, and La Estacion, I figured it would be a disservice not to visit the other chongos in Lima.

My first stop was Geishas in Ate, and it turned into a complete fiasco. I got there around 4:45 pm, right in the middle of a shift change. I bought my ticket and went inside, where about ten guys were waiting, while another twenty or so were outside. The staff was cleaning the rooms, and the girls were all waiting outside. After waiting around for a good 45 minutes with nothing happening, I gave up and booked an Uber to La Clinica del Corazon.

I arrived at La Clinica del Corazon around 6 pm, and the place was absolutely packed. There were guys everywhere. I'm not sure if it was because Fiestas Patrias was starting over the next two days and everyone was already off work, but it was definitely the busiest place I had seen. The entrance fee was a little higher at 15 soles, but it included a small sweet cocktail served in a shot glass on a tray which was actually pretty good. By coincidence, I ran into a petite Colombian girl I had met the previous day at Las Sirenitas, she recognized me and so I ended up having a session with her for 100 soles for 40 minutes with DFK.

After that, I headed to Mall Aventura for dinner at Norky's. Once I finished eating, I took another Uber to Los Olivos and visited both P La Colmena and La Estacion. La Estacion was by far the busiest, and after visiting all these places, I can definitely see why, the girls here are young and pretty. I picked one girl from each Chongo, one young slim Peruvian and the other one busty Ecuadorian. proposed several girls that I will do two sessions, together 40 minutes for 100 soles but with DFK, most refused on the DFK part, but these two girls gladly accepted.

I also stopped by Sumisa Club across from La Estacion just out of curiosity, but it was a disappointment. There were only four girls and four guys sitting around a table, and it didn't have anything close to the atmosphere of the other chongos. A minor annoying incident was the guy at the entrance shortchanged me. I handed him 20 soles, but he insisted I had only given him 10 and wouldn't give the change, I didn't want to argue in a rough looking area in my broken Spanish.

After spending the last three days visiting all these seven chongos, here's my personal ranking: 1. La Estacion, 2. Las Sirenitas, 3. P La Colmena. I know some of the reports placed Las Sirenitas at the top. For context, I visited most of these places between early afternoon and late evening and never stayed past 10 pm. I imagine some of them probably have a completely different vibe after midnight, so your experience could be different.

Thanks for the great reports. Sounds like I need to visit the chongos of Estacion and Colmena in the late afternoon / early evening. When I went there in the later evening all the stores and general busy street activity had finished and so while I don't get nervous that much my spidey senses did not feel ok walking to Sirenitas from there later at night. Glad to hear it feels different during the late afternoon from your earlier report. Also thanks for the update on Clinica Del Corazon. They were shut down sometime around the beginning of the year (I am sure some local politician did not get their kickback) and I did not hear anything about them until your report and then finding them on insta. Glad they are back open. I have really been enjoying Lima primarily from the chongo value so it's good to hear others have a fun time as well.

[QUOTE=JuneFly;3077074]After checking out the four chongos in LOS Olivos area in Northern Lima on my first day, Las Sirenitas, La Miel, P La Colmena, and La Estacion, I figured it would be a disservice not to visit the other chongos in Lima.

My first stop was Geishas in Ate, and it turned into a complete fiasco. I got there around 4:45 pm, right in the middle of a shift change. I bought my ticket and went inside, where about ten guys were waiting, while another twenty or so were outside. The staff was cleaning the rooms, and the girls were all waiting outside. After waiting around for a good 45 minutes with nothing happening, I gave up and booked an Uber to La Clinica del Corazon.

I arrived at La Clinica del Corazon around 6 pm, and the place was absolutely packed. There were guys everywhere. I'm not sure if it was because Fiestas Patrias was starting over the next two days and everyone was already off work, but it was definitely the busiest place I had seen. The entrance fee was a little higher at 15 soles, but it included a small sweet cocktail served in a shot glass on a tray which was actually pretty good. By coincidence, I ran into a petite Colombian girl I had met the previous day at Las Sirenitas, she recognized me and so I ended up having a session with her for 100 soles for 40 minutes with DFK..[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=JuneFly;3077074]. . . I visited most of these places between early afternoon and late evening and never stayed past 10 pm. [B]I imagine some of them probably have a completely different vibe after midnight[/B], so your experience could be different.[/QUOTE]A friend of mine, who used to come to Lima every year for mongering and gambling (in the casinos), used to say: [I]"Nothing really happens in Lima before midnight."[/I].

However, this does not apply to chongos. Most of them close at 1:00 or 2:00 am; some, like El Troca in Callao, close at 10:30 pm. So, past midnight, most of the girls are already tired after a long shift; some are showering, changing into street clothes, or counting their money and the general vive of the place begins slow down. Of course, there is always the less sought-after girl who has had a slow day and is willing to offer a little extra or a small discount, but that is not the case with the most popular ones. The best time to visit a chongo is around 9:00 pm (7:00 pm In the case of El Troca in Callao, although it is my understanding that El Troca is temporarily closed by the authorities).

J. J.

Hi all,

I am visiting Peru in the coming August.

I will be connecting through lima on August 24th, landing at 10 pm and flying out to Cusco at 7 am the next morning.

I am wondering, with this time frame, do I have enough time to visit on of the Chongos near the airport?

I hypothesize that I can land at 10 pm, clear custom and arrive my hotel at the airport by 11 pm, taxi out and visit Chongo till 1 am, come back and sleep and go to the airport again 5 in the morning.

Does this sound feasible? Is it easy to find a uber to take me to and back to the chongos late at night?

Thank you.

[QUOTE=Pizza3368;3077402]Hi all,

I am visiting Peru in the coming August.

I will be connecting through lima on August 24th, landing at 10 pm and flying out to Cusco at 7 am the next morning.

I am wondering, with this time frame, do I have enough time to visit on of the Chongos near the airport?

I hypothesize that I can land at 10 pm, clear custom and arrive my hotel at the airport by 11 pm, taxi out and visit Chongo till 1 am, come back and sleep and go to the airport again 5 in the morning.

Does this sound feasible? Is it easy to find a uber to take me to and back to the chongos late at night?

Thank you.[/QUOTE]No, don't plan on it.