Medellin Reports

[QUOTE=Nomars777;2930622]No one should care how anyone else moves or enjoys Medellin. There are so many places to find girls, so many ways to move through the city, that it just shouldn't matter. Find what you enjoy, what works for you, and just do that.

Nothing else matters.

Enjoy it because life is too short not to![/QUOTE]You come on this forum to "take" information for your benefit from this community.

But then you turn right around and say screw everyone else.

You sound like a great guy and a fine human being.

How do you guys use Facebook? Facebook dating or something??

[QUOTE=Aaragon2022;2930710]No response to my questions in general info so posting here. I tried finding the information and couldn't.

1) Are they still checking phones in immigration?

2) has anyone used an eSIM? I am thinking of getting a SIM from the airport. Is there a waiting period for the SIM to be active?

3) I am going to stay in a hotel in Poblado. The plan is to get 2 girls to the room everyday. We are there for 3 days. When I booked the room, I booked it for 2 guests. Will the hotel create a stink if I am getting multiple people? The hotel is Hampton inn in Poblado.

4) At this point I have lined up a bunch of dates with girls I have met on seeking. I don't fuck SW's or escorts. Just my thing.[/QUOTE]Just my opinions.

1) Never had any immigration checks, or 2nd looks in MDE BOG or CAR. I do usually connect through BOG then MDE. The rare cases I hear were in MDE so maybe they're targeting those Florida direct incoming gringos. Funnily enough, 1 customs MDE agent was a working girl I've seen before.

2) Never changed my esim before but I see the value, but I'm too lazy to be arsed with that. I just do my darnedest to do every thing else "right".

3) Should've wrote that to the hotel beforehand, and discretely just say friends and that you're out there for a wedding or whatever. Plus there's the wildcard on who's on sight, make sure you establish a good, normal presence and rapport with security. Tipping goes a long way and make sure it's the same people.

4) Half my SWs or scorts have Seeking accounts, hybrid "semi pros". Had a couple quick sessions before they meet someone for a formal date. Just saying that the app / website doesn't guarantee their proclivities.

[QUOTE=MoonShot;2930838]There is a downside to [b]colombianas en general[/b]; all women will always be ridiculously late. Another big downside is that [b]40% of them[/b] don't show up. It comes with the territory if you want to play with [b]colombianas[/b][/QUOTE]Fixed that for you!

[QUOTE=MoonShot;2930910]The lines on a Monday afternoon were much shorter, only halfway between the bathroom and the immigration officials. I thought this is great but they were only three immigration officers working and so it still took about 1 hour. Now if the lines were beyond the bathroom as in the past, It would have been 2 hours. There are posters when you get off the plane and when an immigration telling you not to go with underage girls or you could be facing 25 years in jail. Not the most pleasant "Welcome to Medellin" greeting when you first arrive.[/QUOTE]You got to prefer Thailand to Colombia. I remember in my first visit to Thailand many years ago the immigration official saying to me "So you like Thai girls, eh?" with a huge smile on his face before stamping my passport and sending me on my way.

[QUOTE=MoonShot;2930867]It can be difficult because the menu is in Spanish or there is no menu and the guy is telling you menu in Spanish. Now in Poblado there are a number of places where some of the staff can speak English and there are English menus but you really let me think yourself if you just go to those places.

I would suggest learning some basics so you know the type of meat that you are eating. Words for chicken, pork, beef and fish are useful. Useful. That way you at least know what meat you are ordering. Take your time and use Google translate to be able to translate the menu and you should be fine.

Just tell the waiter that you need a little bit more time and then just point to the entree that you want.

It can be a little intimidating at first but after while you will be able to get by.

Believe it or not this was one of my worries when I first came to Medellin, would I be able to handle dining in a restaurant where no English is spoken? The answer turn out to be yes in most cases but with some difficulty. The good news is that with each subsequent trip, you start picking up more words on the menu and it just gets easier. Pollo is chicken, cerdo is pork, pescado is fish, and beef has a number of words, res, carne, bistec. Now you may not understand what dish you just ordered, but at least you know it's a chicken dish.

My default dish here is tacos. There are actually a lot of good Mexican taco places.[/QUOTE]Simple solution. Get the WIFI password for the restaurant, and use Google translator. Use the camera function by holding it over the menu & it translates it for you. Took me a few trips to Colombia before someone showed me this.

Check my history. I post LONG reports every time I go anywhere, providing much useful and hopefully humorous information as well to those who would like it or want it.

There are many opinions floated here, most of dubious quality.

I asked for recent experiences on staying at Hotel Nutibara, got good info and posted an opinion, like many others. I did not "take" anything. This is an exchange of information between those who participate in the same activities. Go read my previous posts on Medellin, you may find something of value, or you may not. Either way, that's on you.

After my next visit I will surely post more of my el centro experiences, as that's my preferred area to play in Medellin. As I stated in my opinion you quoted below, there is no right way or wrong way to enjoy Medellin. Go, experience, find out what you like and do that. Don't worry about what someone else does or doesn't do, where they go, what they pay, etc. None of that matters. Do what you like in the way you like it. Period end of story.

Most of all, ENJOY Medellin because life's too short not to!

[QUOTE=FFlintstone69;2930914]You come on this forum to "take" information for your benefit from this community.

But then you turn right around and say screw everyone else.

You sound like a great guy and a fine human being.[/QUOTE]

They waved me over to the biometrics machines instead of seeing a human immigration officer. You scan your passport, look at the camera and it's done. Relatively quick. The security lines were also relatively quick. Total time for me from waiting to check in at the airline to waiting at the gate was about half an hour. Not bad at all.

So I did survive another trip without any druggings or robberies.

It was a good trip. I saw the type of girls that I wanted to see for the amount of money that I wanted to pay and I got the type of performance that I expected. All these factors are different for every guy. But if you could satisfy these three factors for yourself on a trip, whatever your criteria, it is a successful trip.

I will say an obvious point. My eighth trip was much better than my first trip. I have to laugh now at all the mistakes I made on my first trip. I think that will be the way it will be for most guys. Expect to make mistakes and learn from it.

I got caught up in the software issues affecting flights. The bad news is it wasn't my flight from Medellin to Florida but it was my flight from Florida to my home. If my flight was canceled in Medellin, that's not necessarily such a bad thing to have more time in Medellin. But now I'm stuck in Florida dealing with flight issues. If you were planning to fly to Medellin now, you may be disappointed.

Yes, I am stuck in Florida due to the Crowdstrike software issue but let me describe my experience returning to the United States. There have been a lot of horror stories about guy's cellphones being searched and being asked a lot of questions when they return.

This is my experience from yesterday. I am a member of global entry. I stood in front of the global entry kiosk for about 2 seconds, stood in line for a few minutes and then the immigration official just waved me through.

That was my personal experience and it was pretty good as you can see.

[QUOTE=MoonShot;2931114]The security lines were also relatively quick. Total time for me from waiting to check in at the airline to waiting at the gate was about half an hour. Not bad at all.

It was a good trip. I saw the type of girls that I wanted to see for the amount of money that I wanted to pay and I got the type of performance that I expected. All these factors are different for every guy. But if you could satisfy these three factors for yourself on a trip, whatever your criteria, it is a successful trip.
[/QUOTE]Yes, how much was the cost of your airplane ticket, airport parking costs, hotel costs? When you add that together it can be better to pull girls from the internet.

Also your time is worth something too! How many hours ahead of flight do you wait at the airport each way? Travel time to and from the airport? I found it takes about a day of my time each way.

Lately I have found an abundant supply of women from Brazil that are great in bed, ranging from $50 to $300 a session. And they are very affectionate. Brazil women seem to be the latest wave coming into the US on tourist visas and they all overstay thinking they can live here forever, and they need a sugar daddy to help them.

Hi everyone,

I now live in New Jersey, call it New York, where I spend most of my time. I am looking to take my first mongering trip since moving to USA but for all the options available, can't seem to decide where I should visit. I have posted the same in other forums as well and hoping someone experienced can guide me and Ofcourse, I will write a detailed report post my expiditions.

What I am looking for is a 3/4 get away. I love Latin woman and had a great time in Brazil (before I had even discovered ISG).

I love kissing and Latin woman somehow are the most sensual and great kissers.

I am looking for something safe, where I can chill and have a good time with a few different girls or may be even have someone for the entire day.

I like the it all- 20's,30's,40's,50's- don't care so much about the age, as long as they are pretty and clean. Petite / Curvy- I like them all, beautiful face, good kissers- girl friend experience, I am sucker- am easy to please!

I just need your help in deciding, what would be the best first time travel spot for me, out of the options in the title.

So far Tijauana is number one followed by San Salvado, I want to say Medellin (number really but it just feels very unsafe based on recent reports.).

How much should I budget for my first trip. Say if I want to enjoy 3/4 ladies over 3 days?

Any places to enjoy milfs?

There are a lot of reports but perhaps been a while, these are catered towards new travellers in the region, hopefully your response will help others like me and I will revert with a detailed report post my trip in September.

Thanks in anticipation of your help.

I have enjoyed the most in Dubai and Brazil- Dubai is more Russian and Middle Eastern beauties and I like the club scene. Brazil just has a special place in my heart, I lived there for 6 months and had a blast! If you need any information about those places please let me know.

I am still trying to work out whether the cellphones are being inspected in Colombia, in other countries, or both. In any case, it is between a very bad idea and downright reckless to have questionable images on your phone or accessible via your phone, or any other devices under your control.

[QUOTE=MoonShot;2931382]Yes, I am stuck in Florida due to the Crowdstrike software issue but let me describe my experience returning to the United States. There have been a lot of horror stories about guy's cellphones being searched and being asked a lot of questions when they return.

This is my experience from yesterday. I am a member of global entry. I stood in front of the global entry kiosk for about 2 seconds, stood in line for a few minutes and then the immigration official just waved me through.

That was my personal experience and it was pretty good as you can see.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=MoonShot;2931382]Yes, I am stuck in Florida due to the Crowdstrike software issue but let me describe my experience returning to the United States. There have been a lot of horror stories about guy's cellphones being searched and being asked a lot of questions when they return.

This is my experience from yesterday. I am a member of global entry. I stood in front of the global entry kiosk for about 2 seconds, stood in line for a few minutes and then the immigration official just waved me through.

That was my personal experience and it was pretty good as you can see.[/QUOTE]It's getting easier each trip I make to Medellin. When I was leaving Medellin they let me go to a kiosk instead of waiting for immigration officer. Yes, Global Entry is worth the investment especially when you land in FLL airport. It only takes minutes while others have to wait in long lines.

[QUOTE=KeviKev68;2931603]It's getting easier each trip I make to Medellin. When I was leaving Medellin they let me go to a kiosk instead of waiting for immigration officer. Yes, Global Entry is worth the investment especially when you land in FLL airport. It only takes minutes while others have to wait in long lines.[/QUOTE]I was also directed to the biometrics kiosk when leaving Medellin. I scanned my passport, looked into the camera and then allowed to pass through without speaking to anyone. My understanding is that they are now allowing Americans to use the biometric kiosks.