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[QUOTE=Pcpc1688;2105308]................... Pinays. Some very cute but with minds of 13 yr olds.[/QUOTE]Made me chuckle. More likely minds of a 10 yr old, LOL.
But then, we don't fuck their brains, do we!
Their biggest attraction: "They are different".
[QUOTE=ColLaw;2105263]whereas you Roger tend to go for the whole GFE experiance I can appreciate that but it is 2 ends to a different market, are we paying for there services or are we making a gift at the end of a mutual evening entertainment,
I can understand where a guy might think he is treating a girl, with a 1000 peso note but that is just a joke but not if he is a reader of this board.[/QUOTE]Agreed Col and we know each well and our tastes do differ so that is cool. The ones I know are GFE with some PSE thrown in and can stay for long as I want / they want (IE all night) no drama. But different end of the market as you say.
But a few of the guys are cheap or worse (example, taxi fare after promising 2000 so the girl is out of pocket effectively)- we both try to avoid those mongers.
YMMV as they say.
[QUOTE=Sxxxx;2105313]Made me chuckle. More likely minds of a 10 yr old, LOL.
But then, we don't fuck their brains, do we!
Their biggest attraction: "They are different".[/QUOTE]Come on Sxxx, they are teenagers at least LOL.
Some even have HS education and now paying there way via pussy thru collage of Philippine Hard knocks University.
PC out.
Hello All,
I'm able to comfortably find my way around Thailand and Cambodia. However, I will soon be making my first trip to the Philippines and could use some guidance from some of the senior members here.
I will be only in Cebu City and would benefit from some information about what part of the city to stay in, and how I might locate some pick-up bars and freelance places.
All help greatly appreciated -- and I will report back.
SW4.
[QUOTE=SirWilliam4;2109253]Hello All,I will be only in Cebu City and would benefit from some information about what part of the city to stay in, and how I might locate some pick-up bars and freelance places.
SW4.[/QUOTE]My info maybe dated but here goes. On the basis of recos on ISG I stayed at the Mango Hotel. I found accommodations in Cebu were not cheap. That hotel is within a reasonable hike to the strip of girlie bars located on the same street and not far from the Ayala Mall. Robinson Mall is another option to engage in that unique Philippine pastime known as malling. You may want to investigate an option for girls commonly known as "Jonquerra" which is a Moniker for where hookers congregate. You may want to ask a taxi driver for its location. When I was there I saw taxis driving by stopping for a moment while the passenger picked out a girl. Diamonds in the rough can be found at budget prices. Nowadays I would Think that WeChat would probably work very well in Cebu.
Folks,
Where I can find nice quite beach in Cebu? Moalboal, Danao? Any hotel recommendation? Or any paid beach?
[QUOTE=SirWilliam4;2109253]Hello All,
I'm able to comfortably find my way around Thailand and Cambodia. However, I will soon be making my first trip to the Philippines and could use some guidance from some of the senior members here.
I will be only in Cebu City and would benefit from some information about what part of the city to stay in, and how I might locate some pick-up bars and freelance places.
All help greatly appreciated -- and I will report back.
SW4.[/QUOTE]All depends on your budget and other things like do you need very good Wifi, do you want to be near the malls (SM or Ayala) or go to Mactan / Lapu Lapu and stay there as getting from there to the centre (eg Ayala Mall) can't be a nightmare. You could stay IT park airbnb or cheap hotel and taxi is about 80 pesos to Ayala on a good day when traffic is not too bad.
Personally I would never try Jonquerra but that is me. Others like the more riskier side of life and do visit but they tell me the quality can be bad but us cheap. YMMV naturally. Same goes for the walkers around Ayala. See my FR on them and my views. But each to his own SirWilliam.
As for hotels, budget is the key so best PM me as that was is easier. For girls? Bars in Mango or use the web sites if you have the time. Prices vary a lots KTVs also but many of these are now over run with Koreans and Japs and are not my scene.
PM me as easier as your questions leave lots of differing answers.
Happy to help.
[QUOTE=SirWilliam4;2109253]Hello All,
I'm able to comfortably find my way around Thailand and Cambodia. However, I will soon be making my first trip to the Philippines and could use some guidance from some of the senior members here.
I will be only in Cebu City and would benefit from some information about what part of the city to stay in, and how I might locate some pick-up bars and freelance places.
All help greatly appreciated -- and I will report back.
SW4.[/QUOTE]The Cebu thread isn't that hard nor is it that complicated. We have all talked about what you need ad infinitum. Just read a few pages back man. Not even worth re posting or PM WR.
PC out.
About 3 weeks ago I was in Cebu and my allergies were acting up. Back home I usually would go for an allergy shot and be cured for a while.
I decided to try the clinic, Care and Cure located in basement 2 of Ayala Mall. Wasn't sure how great the care would be. I was pleasantly surprised the Doctors knew what they are doing. The Doc knew about the allergy shot and prescribed something else for the nose and throat. Very professional service, so if you are in need don't be afraid to go there.
The small waiting room looks packed all the time but they are pretty fast with 3-4 doctors on duty.
[QUOTE=Pcpc1688;2109515]The Cebu thread isn't that hard nor is it that complicated. We have all talked about what you need ad infinitum. Just read a few pages back man. Not even worth re posting or PM WR.
PC out.[/QUOTE]Oh no. . . . Here we go again ad nauseum.
[QUOTE=MuaTur;2109436]Folks,
Where I can find nice quite beach in Cebu? Moalboal, Danao? Any hotel recommendation? Or any paid beach?[/QUOTE]I like Aloguinsan, which is out of the way, but Hidden Beach is nice and Hermit's Cove is outstanding. It's out of the way, but really not that far from Cebu City, maybe 2, 2 1/2 hours.
Otherwise, go north to Malapascua and Bantayan, with nearby Virgin Island.
Going south, Tingko Beach in Alcoy isn't bad.
I prefer the beaches up North. Malapascua or Bantayan Island. Both take some time to get to. Take a 3-4 hour bus or v-hire to a ferry. Both ferry's are relatively short. Or if you have deep pockets take a cab up 2-3 k pesos. Beaches are beautiful white sand and water is fantastic. I also liked Moalboal but not as much. It's south and on the west coast of Cebu and a shorter trip. It's also close to Kawassan Falls and Osmena Peak if you want to mix it up. Alcoy beaches were ok. Beach wasn't that deep and a lot of day trippers but ok beach and about a 2-3 hour trip. I also liked island hopping off Mactan. Mactan beaches are man made and not great but spending a day island hopping was pretty cool and some of these little islands have nice beaches. Also note that Bohol is only a few hour ferry ride away from Cebu City and there are some decent beaches there. Hope this helps.
[QUOTE=MuaTur;2109436]Folks,
Where I can find nice quite beach in Cebu? Moalboal, Danao? Any hotel recommendation? Or any paid beach?[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=SergeantRay;2109980]I like Aloguinsan, which is out of the way, but Hidden Beach is nice and Hermit's Cove is outstanding. It's out of the way, but really not that far from Cebu City, maybe 2, 2 1/2 hours.
Otherwise, go north to Malapascua and Bantayan, with nearby Virgin Island.
Going south, Tingko Beach in Alcoy isn't bad.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the info.
I had already visited Santa Fe, Bantayan island. The matter is that cost good amount of time for travel. This time I can't afford such amount of time.
It looks Aloguinsan could be good a bate for me. Can you recommend any hotel or resort on Hidden Beach; or have to travel from Cebu for the day?
[QUOTE=Cjetset;2110402]I prefer the beaches up North. Malapascua or Bantayan Island. Both take some time to get to. Take a 3-4 hour bus or v-hire to a ferry. Both ferry's are relatively short. Or if you have deep pockets take a cab up 2-3 k pesos. Beaches are beautiful white sand and water is fantastic. I also liked Moalboal but not as much. It's south and on the west coast of Cebu and a shorter trip. It's also close to Kawassan Falls and Osmena Peak if you want to mix it up. Alcoy beaches were ok. Beach wasn't that deep and a lot of day trippers but ok beach and about a 2-3 hour trip. I also liked island hopping off Mactan. Mactan beaches are man made and not great but spending a day island hopping was pretty cool and some of these little islands have nice beaches. Also note that Bohol is only a few hour ferry ride away from Cebu City and there are some decent beaches there. Hope this helps.[/QUOTE]Thanks for your attention. Once I visited Santa Fe / Bantaayan. Yes for longer stay investing time for travelling could be worthy; at least was for me. Year before I taken my 29 yr GF (temp) and had 5 days delightful stay. But this trip I don't have enough time. Might be m going to take your words for Alcoy. Thanks again.
[QUOTE=MuaTur;2110545]Thanks for the info.
I had already visited Santa Fe, Bantayan island. The matter is that cost good amount of time for travel. This time I can't afford such amount of time.
It looks Aloguinsan could be good a bate for me. Can you recommend any hotel or resort on Hidden Beach; or have to travel from Cebu for the day?[/QUOTE]I stayed overnight at Maxi's, right across from the police station. It's a small town, so there aren't a whole lot of options. There are rooms at Hidden Beach overlooking he ocean. I didn't stay there so I can't speak to their quality.