Medellin Reports

[QUOTE=JuneFly;3082521]I would definitely repeat the first six on the list I sent if they are still open. In the end, you really only need one or two good casas because each casa / spa usually has 8-10 girls depending on time of the day, and you can keep rotating between them. When I was there last time, I liked one Amigas Sexy so much, it was almost like a college girls' dormitory that I ended up spending six hours there with four different girls. They became friendly, watching TV and hanging out and having drinks with the remaining girls. If I get bored, I would walk over to Zandaly which is a short two blocks away for a different scene.[/QUOTE]Super helpful!

Sounds like Cleops and Princessa Linda in Monterrey MX.

In your opinion how do these Casas compare?

Getting ready for my annual trip to MDE plus maybe CTG in the mix, from what I've read the scene has gotten worse? It's shifted to online now? I feel as if every year there's a new "strategy" for the game but I guess that's the name of the game is too adapt. If anyone has had boots on the ground recently I'd appreciate some advice last time I was over there it was tinder is a no go but now everyone says it's the way to go? They just started implementing the neon green jacket mfs. Hopefully the Parque isn't too bad as that was my primary place of browsing I like to get eyes on if you know what I mean. Much appreciated for the info and hope there's still fun to be had (fingers crossed) if the scene is online now (I hope not) a few pointers would help.

A buddy flew in to medellin to take advantage of the US holiday weekend. He said obviously significantly less dudes on the plane than his last flight in a few months ago. Weak dollar probably a big factor, so less newbies making the trip as its not cheap anymore. We hit centro Thursday and Friday nights and sifted through the rift raft fatties, regular hardcores and fuglies and found two young pretty venezolanas just cruising through Botero plaza running errands Friday evening so we chatted them up. 20 and 22 year old, nicely dressed, minimal makeup, all natural beauties. We took them to grab some chinese food and then it was off to Ibiza motel. 200 mil to each, total GFE, we were there 3 hours with them, cut them loose and headed to the park around 11. Mostly the same girls but we did see a few new faces. That's our gameplan, search for the part timers. The 2 young venezolanas will be repeats for sure.

[QUOTE=PDiddy123;3082540]Super helpful!

Sounds like Cleops and Princessa Linda in Monterrey MX.

In your opinion how do these Casas compare?[/QUOTE]I've been only to Cleops in Monterrey, but been a few times to Sexy Amigas, Zandaly, New Life in Medellin. They all have a different vibes, I liked Sexy Amigas and Zandaly the most. Sexy Amigas has younger and petite and young girls, and Zandaly has bit older and plus size yet beautiful women.

[QUOTE=JuneFly;3083170]I've been only to Cleops in Monterrey, but been a few times to Sexy Amigas, Zandaly, New Life in Medellin. They all have a different vibes, I liked Sexy Amigas and Zandaly the most. Sexy Amigas has younger and petite and young girls, and Zandaly has bit older and plus size yet beautiful women.[/QUOTE]Thanks. I really appreciate the perspective and will hit those up based on your detailed / concise report!

I saw your posts on Barranquilla- would a day trip or 2 days there make sense? Quality, price, variety?

I'm here now in Centro, got here yesterday afternoon. The party's over. I've been here 6 times over the past 3 years, so I can speak on changes I'm seeing. Everything has become much more expensive. For one thing, Spirit Airlines is gone / bankrupt / out of business, which was the absolute cheapest way to get here from the US. I had to take Delta and it was almost double the price I was usually paying. Also, the dollar is getting absolutely crushed against the Colombian peso, so it has gone from $1 USD = $4,000+ COP last year to $1 USD = $3,100 COP now and still getting worse by the day. I've never seen the USD do this. Also, the Colombian minimum wage went up this year with the previous president (Petro), so everything is more expensive because of the inflation it caused (in addition to the inflation they were already experiencing). Especially hotels, food, etc. And since the new president (El Tigre) got in a month ago, I have been told by locals (and am already seeing myself) that every day the cops are constantly swarming dudes / arresting them and jailing / then deporting girls without their working papers, which is a lot of the Venezuelan girls. What's left is a bunch of fat girls, ugly girls, and old ladies. And at least a third of them are not even real "girls" if you know what I mean. That has increased dramatically for some reason as well since I was last here in March. I haven't even seen anyone that I'm interested in yet, so I haven't even asked about chica prices. But I'm sure that's way up too. I also haven't seen another foreigner yet. They've probably left or aren't coming for all the reasons I just mentioned. And maybe the best looking girls are just doing OnlyFans now instead because they realize how much more money they can make online than on the street. On my plane over, I only saw Colombians on it. I don't mean to ramble, but in summary what I am seeing now are much higher prices with much lower quality as well, which is a terrible combination.

Is anyone exploring any new cities or countries for the hobby since Medellin is dying off? Feel free to post here or DM me.

[QUOTE=KevinHodge;3083266]I'm here now in Centro, got here yesterday afternoon. The party's over. I've been here 6 times over the past 3 years, so I can speak on changes I'm seeing. Everything has become much more expensive. For one thing, Spirit Airlines is gone / bankrupt / out of business, which was the absolute cheapest way to get here from the US. I had to take Delta and it was almost double the price I was usually paying. Also, the dollar is getting absolutely crushed against the Colombian peso, so it has gone from $1 USD = $4,000+ COP last year to $1 USD = $3,100 COP now and still getting worse by the day. I've never seen the USD do this. Also, the Colombian minimum wage went up this year with the previous president (Petro), so everything is more expensive because of the inflation it caused (in addition to the inflation they were already experiencing). Especially hotels, food, etc. And since the new president (El Tigre) got in a month ago, I have been told by locals (and am already seeing myself) that every day the cops are constantly swarming dudes / arresting them and jailing / then deporting girls without their working papers, which is a lot of the Venezuelan girls. What's left is a bunch of fat girls, ugly girls, and old ladies. And at least a third of them are not even real "girls" if you know what I mean. That has increased dramatically for some reason as well since I was last here in March. I haven't even seen anyone that I'm interested in yet, so I haven't even asked about chica prices. But I'm sure that's way up too. I also haven't seen another foreigner yet. They've probably left or aren't coming for all the reasons I just mentioned..[/QUOTE]This is not an exaggeration. I have been here for a week and there is something different. Lot's of Trans people taking over the prime real estate. It's very slim pickings now. I went on Friday and Saturday and had to leave. It's really bad since Lleras is even worse.

[QUOTE=PDiddy123;3083186]Thanks. I really appreciate the perspective and will hit those up based on your detailed / concise report!

I saw your posts on Barranquilla- would a day trip or 2 days there make sense? Quality, price, variety?[/QUOTE]I generally plan for three days in each city. If you are short on time, two days can work, but I definitely wouldn't recommend doing it as a day trip.

[QUOTE=JuneFly;3083351]I generally plan for three days in each city. If you are short on time, two days can work, but I definitely wouldn't recommend doing it as a day trip.[/QUOTE]That's exactly what I was thinking 2 days in MDE and 2 in Barranquilla.

Do you have a preference? MDE or Barranquilla?

[QUOTE=PDiddy123;3083364]That's exactly what I was thinking 2 days in MDE and 2 in Barranquilla.

Do you have a preference? MDE or Barranquilla?[/QUOTE]

I always enjoy MDE, the weather, overall quality, vibe, but I do need to stay guarded and aware to avoid getting robbed, scoped, especially the last few years with so many bad incidents. BAQ is more laid back punting, but the overall quality and infrastructure don't quite match MDE. If you only have 4 days, just spend the entire time in MDE, given the travel time, it's not worth splitting the trip between the two. If you have 5 days or more, you can consider splitting the time, but plan to fly in BAQ first to avoid long airport immigration wait times in MDE.

[QUOTE=KevinHodge;3083266]I'm here now in Centro, got here yesterday afternoon. The party's over. I've been here 6 times over the past 3 years, so I can speak on changes I'm seeing. Everything has become much more expensive. For one thing, Spirit Airlines is gone / bankrupt / out of business, which was the absolute cheapest way to get here from the US. I had to take Delta and it was almost double the price I was usually paying. Also, the dollar is getting absolutely crushed against the Colombian peso, so it has gone from $1 USD = $4,000+ COP last year to $1 USD = $3,100 COP now and still getting worse by the day. I've never seen the USD do this. Also, the Colombian minimum wage went up this year with the previous president (Petro), so everything is more expensive because of the inflation it caused (in addition to the inflation they were already experiencing). Especially hotels, food, etc. And since the new president (El Tigre) got in a month ago, I have been told by locals (and am already seeing myself) that every day the cops are constantly swarming dudes / arresting them and jailing / then deporting girls without their working papers, which is a lot of the Venezuelan girls. What's left is a bunch of fat girls, ugly girls, and old ladies. And at least a third of them are not even real "girls" if you know what I mean..[/QUOTE]Another update on the ground in Centro. The cops basically now have a New York style "Stop and Frisk" policy. Yesterday, I was literally sitting down in the park doing nothing drinking a lemonade from a vendor. No drugs (I've never even done drugs, smoked, or drank), no weapons, not even getting with girls. 5 cops then circled me asking me for my ID (my passport), frisked me, checked my pockets (of course I had nothing), took pictures of me and my passport, asked for a picture of my hotel accommodations, then entered my name and passport info into some system. Then they arrested the dude standing next to me for no good reason that I could tell and also questioned / frisked / took the information of one working girl standing next to me as well. I asked around and they said this is now "normal". But then the cops don't even really stop the crime. That night, I saw two guys with huge knives arguing and squaring up to get into a knife fight. They were waving them around at each other when a cop motorcycle with two cops on it rode right by them, saw them, and did / said nothing.

200 k each I'm a little surprised you were able to get them to leave your side. That's not a payday they are going to get again soon in Centro.

[QUOTE=MaxLee88;3083139]A buddy flew in to medellin to take advantage of the US holiday weekend. He said obviously significantly less dudes on the plane than his last flight in a few months ago. Weak dollar probably a big factor, so less newbies making the trip as its not cheap anymore. We hit centro Thursday and Friday nights and sifted through the rift raft fatties, regular hardcores and fuglies and found two young pretty venezolanas just cruising through Botero plaza running errands Friday evening so we chatted them up. 20 and 22 year old, nicely dressed, minimal makeup, all natural beauties. We took them to grab some chinese food and then it was off to Ibiza motel. 200 mil to each, total GFE, we were there 3 hours with them, cut them loose and headed to the park around 11. Mostly the same girls but we did see a few new faces. That's our gameplan, search for the part timers. The 2 young venezolanas will be repeats for sure.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=JuneFly;3083441]I always enjoy MDE, the weather, overall quality, vibe, but I do need to stay guarded and aware to avoid getting robbed, scoped, especially the last few years with so many bad incidents. BAQ is more laid back punting, but the overall quality and infrastructure don't quite match MDE. If you only have 4 days, just spend the entire time in MDE, given the travel time, it's not worth splitting the trip between the two. If you have 5 days or more, you can consider splitting the time, but plan to fly in BAQ first to avoid long airport immigration wait times in MDE.[/QUOTE]Extremely helpful! Thanks for the great advice. I'll stick to just MDE. 4 days.

I was very much curious about the quality.

[QUOTE=PDiddy123;3083486]Extremely helpful! Thanks for the great advice. I'll stick to just MDE. 4 days.

I was very much curious about the quality.[/QUOTE]MDE has the most beautiful women in Colombia, they are known as Paisas, it may be due to the eternal spring weather, mountainous region, even the Bogota women are envious cause their guys get stolen from them. BAQ women are bit darker skin tones, higher percentage of Afro-Colombians.

Here is my rank by cities: Medellin, Cali, Cartagena, Bogota, Bucaramanga, Barranquilla, Santa Marta.

[QUOTE=MaxLee88;3083139]A buddy flew in to medellin to take advantage of the US holiday weekend. He said obviously significantly less dudes on the plane than his last flight in a few months ago. Weak dollar probably a big factor, so less newbies making the trip as its not cheap anymore. We hit centro Thursday and Friday nights and sifted through the rift raft fatties, regular hardcores and fuglies and found two young pretty venezolanas just cruising through Botero plaza running errands Friday evening so we chatted them up. 20 and 22 year old, nicely dressed, minimal makeup, all natural beauties. We took them to grab some chinese food and then it was off to Ibiza motel. 200 mil to each, total GFE, we were there 3 hours with them, cut them loose and headed to the park around 11. Mostly the same girls but we did see a few new faces. That's our gameplan, search for the part timers. The 2 young venezolanas will be repeats for sure.[/QUOTE]I returned yesterday. First time back since the earthquake. Definitely less people on my flight. Flight prices are higher, especially after the demise of Spirit. Weak dollar, inflation and tourists being stopped at the airport are probably all factors. Was still a line on the tourist side of immigration, but not as bad as I've seen it in the past.