Sosua Reports

[QUOTE=AlwaysHorny 2; 1159362]I have a few questions fellas. I am NOT a newbie. This will be my third trip to the DR. My last visit to Sosua / Santo Domingo was almost 2 1/2 years ago. I have read the board, digested information, and I saved the special reports for reference later. My previous posts were under AlwaysHorny #2, but for some reason I lost access to that name.

Anyway, a big shout out to Coolie High. I enjoyed the hell out of your reports. Good Stuff!

Mr. Gogo, other than meeting you in the airport in Miami, I haven't had the opportunity to have a drink with you in the DR. Now that I am COMPLETELY single, I plan on making my travels to the DR way more frequent. I'm also brushing up on this spanish something fierce. Eventually, I want to get to know DR intimately. And not only in the obvious way you perverted bastards! LOL.

I plan to have a great time and relax some. I am bringing two newbies with me and I will continue to school them, but I'm not worried because they are older guys and are used to getting quality pussy.

I only have three questions:

1. Can someone recommend a good, trustworthy driver? We are considering making a day trip to Blackbeards and checking out Cabarete at least once.

2. Is Cabarete worth the visit? Is it better during the day or at night? Which days are better?

3. Can you recommend anything to help kill time during the day? Certain excursion, day trips, etc. I'm going to be here for a decent stretch and I want to do more than bang chicas and drink beer.

Ok, so I lied. Question 2 is like 3 in 1.

Thanks Fellas[/QUOTE]I haven't been to Cabarete in years. When I visited, it was a pleasant beach town. The beach is much wider than playa sosua (you have to walk farther on the sand before getting to the water). The wind was always strong when I visited cabarete, lots of people from around the world travel to cabarete for wind sports like kite boarding. Some tourist chicas go topless on the beach in cabarete. I imagine some of the tourist chicas in cabarete are like groupies for some of the wind sports guys. Cabarete has some bars and restaurants that face face the beach, Jose O'Shay's Irish Pub was a nice place.

At night when I was there, it was mostly a young tourist crowd hanging out in the bars. New condominium apartment buildings have been built in Cabarete since I was there, so I don't know if the crowd in Cabarete has changed. Years ago Domincan chicas who I knew, liked to go to cabarete (non-pro type chicas).

There is at least one gym in sosua. Many guys go snorkeling or scuba diving when they visit sosua. Some guys go and play golf.

There are a set of river falls in puerto plata, that I have read are interesting. There is a cable car to the Jesus statue in Puerto Plata. I have seen tourists on all terrain vehicles on the side of the road between sosua and puerto plata, no idea how much fun that might be to do. There used to be a water-park in Sosua, not sure if it is open.

There are tour operators in Sosua, that offer various excursions.

[QUOTE=Jaosousa; 1159729]Who wrote Sosua is dead?

I read the recent posts and guys are saying there are still plenty of chicas in Sosua.[/QUOTE]Jao, Sosua is not dead, just on "death watch". It's not what it was, but there is still pussy there. Day time activities with the girls is not what it used to be. There used to be so many day adventures that most guy's didn't give a fuck if they fucked at night. Plus GFE was the norm during the day. The "New Sosua" is not the "old Sosua'. The girl's are scared and the guy's are confused. Guy's talk about its only 100 girl's now when before there were 300 girl's, and say it's still pussy there. Me personally, I like unlimited options verses sharing my 100 girl's with 50 mongerers.

Jao when are at the point where it's 25 girl's working and 50 mongerers, some will say Sosua is not dead and it's plenty of pussy there. If anyone experienced the "old Sosua" in it's heyday, with adventure and energy, the "new Sosua" will always be a fading version. But it's not dead yet, and after the upcoming election it may return, but for now the "New Sosua" is on "death watch".

[QUOTE=Mr Gogo;1159584]Where the fuck is Coolie high? Is he still in the "Old Sosua" rehab facility for displaced mogerers? Somebody call the "A Team"now. Have BA, Hannible, and Face bust Coolie and Murdock out asap.[/QUOTE]LMFAO Naw Mr. Gogo I'm still here. Just been laying in the cut stacking this bread up for my upcoming trip in August. Plan to hit Haiti and then head to Sosua. I'm really curious to see what Sosua will be when I get there. There's just been soo many conflicting reports that I just got to see it for myself.

Hey AlwaysHorney#2 thanks for the shout-out. Be sure to report back your adventures in the promise land. Blk Big Bootyluv I'm digging reading your adventures in Mr. Gogo forum.

Fellow mongers quick question. Wanted to know do anybody has a number to a limo company in DR. This might sound a little crazy but after I visit Haiti and cross the border to DR I wanted to possibly have a big limo meet me at the boarder with a few girls waiting for me.

68 days. 19hrs. 50mins and 20 secs til I'm back in the promise land.

Helpful post, as usual, J.

[QUOTE=Jaosousa;1159738]Jose O'Shay's Irish Pub was a nice place.[/QUOTE]It is nice but takes advantage of its fame to charge rip-off prices.

[QUOTE=Amb832;1159574]Damn. Looks like Sosua is going to be dead by time I go there in July.[/QUOTE]How many new putas do you need to fuck each day? If more than ten per day then consider going somewhere else. Anything less and you will find all you need in Sosua at affordable prices.

No, Sosua is not what it was in the daytime and you need to manage your arrangements more carefully, liking taking phone numbers or making dates for the following day with chicas you meet at night who you fancy.

The real question is where can you go that is as cheap for the same level of chica (after including your airfare, hotel, etc). SE Asia obviously, but you may be like me for whom SE Asia girls hold little appeal. Colombia? To avoid paying high prices you will need some Spanish and be confident getting around sizable cities. (Same applies to Santo Domingo and Santiago which have a learning curve).

You spoke of "somewhere else". What alternatives do you have in mind?

[QUOTE=Charles Pooter; 1159862]Helpful post, as usual, J.

It is nice but takes advantage of its fame to charge rip-off prices. [/QUOTE]That's true, but whats also true if your expecting "ON PAR" USA quality BAR FOOD your going to be completely disappointed. After about 4 days in the D. R. We had a table of 10 and everybody was hoping for some resemblance of good USA style bar food to, lets just say it was "dominicanized" Soggy french fries, I fucked up and ordered a RUBEN, funny tasting meat and cheese, little things that make or beak your meal.

[QUOTE=MiamiHeatLuver;1159868]That's true, but whats also true if your expecting "ON PAR" USA quality BAR FOOD your going to be completely disappointed. After about 4 days in the D. R. We had a table of 10 and everybody was hoping for some resemblance of good USA style bar food to, lets just say it was "dominicanized" Soggy french fries, I fucked up and ordered a RUBEN, funny tasting meat and cheese, little things that make or beak your meal.[/QUOTE]Sorry, I have no sympathy with you at all.

When I went to France I didn't order Italian food, or vice versa. You need to order what the country or area does best. Good Dominican food is very good (good Haitian food even better, but then I would say that, wouldn't I?). Imitation American food done by Dominicans is usually sub-standard, which is why Dominican Billy's bar was so appreciated by North Americans (especially sports fans) because he cooked stuff like you guys enjoyed it back home.

I sure as hell don't look for English food here (it is not too great even in England. LOL) though several places make an acceptable attempt at "fish and chips" on the North Coast.

[QUOTE=Charles Pooter; 1159879]Sorry, I have no sympathy with you at all.

When I went to France I didn't order Italian food, or vice versa. You need to order what the country or area does best. Good Dominican food is very good (good Haitian food even better, but then I would say that, wouldn't I?). Imitation American food done by Dominicans is usually sub-standard, which is why Dominican Billy's bar was so appreciated by North Americans (especially sports fans) because he cooked stuff like you guys enjoyed it back home.

I sure as hell don't look for English food here (it is not too great even in England. LOL) though several places make an acceptable attempt at "fish and chips" on the North Coast. [/QUOTE]Ditto.

Ah, the good ol' fashioned sense!

Bless

[QUOTE=Charles Pooter; 1159879]Sorry, I have no sympathy with you at all.

When I went to France I didn't order Italian food, or vice versa. You need to order what the country or area does best. Good Dominican food is very good (good Haitian food even better, but then I would say that, wouldn't I?). Imitation American food done by Dominicans is usually sub-standard, which is why Dominican Billy's bar was so appreciated by North Americans (especially sports fans) because he cooked stuff like you guys enjoyed it back home.

I sure as hell don't look for English food here (it is not too great even in England. LOL) though several places make an acceptable attempt at "fish and chips" on the North Coast. [/QUOTE]Haha, Chuck I'm not looking for your sympathy. Of course I should have known better but I figured it was Jose O'sheas and everything looks GREAT in the little picture on the menu and when they charge 300-400 pesos in the DR for a sandwich I figured I better be getting some good eats. Not something that's just palatable or "good enough" In the D. R. There's only so many ways I can enjoy chicken, mangu, arroz why habicheulas.

[QUOTE=Charles Pooter; 1159862]Helpful post, as usual, J.

It is nice but takes advantage of its fame to charge rip-off prices.[/QUOTE]I only drank beer there, at a table facing the beach, looking at some white tourist chicas titties, who were sunbathing topless.

In the DR I am mostly on a liquid diet, presidente cerveza, coca cola, Baileys, vodka and tequila.

[QUOTE=Mr Gogo; 1159765]Jao, Sosua is not dead, just on "death watch". It's not what it was, but there is still pussy there. Day time activities with the girls is not what it used to be. There used to be so many day adventures that most guy's didn't give a fuck if they fucked at night. Plus GFE was the norm during the day. The "New Sosua" is not the "old Sosua'. The girl's are scared and the guy's are confused. Guy's talk about its only 100 girl's now when before there were 300 girl's, and say it's still pussy there. Me personally, I like unlimited options verses sharing my 100 girl's with 50 mongerers.

Jao when are at the point where it's 25 girl's working and 50 mongerers, some will say Sosua is not dead and it's plenty of pussy there. If anyone experienced the "old Sosua" in it's heyday, with adventure and energy, the "new Sosua" will always be a fading version. But it's not dead yet, and after the upcoming election it may return, but for now the "New Sosua" is on "death watch".[/QUOTE]It is hot as hell in the daytime, with the blazing sun in Sosua. I did 10 trips or more to Sosua, starting ten years ago. I never really saw too many dimes walking around Sosua in the daytime. Some of the chicas I did see in the daytime looked much better, when I saw them at night in low light conditions.

Lots of Dominican chicas don't like to be out in the sun. Some pros sleep late, some pros take care of their children in the daytime. When I was in Sosua there were always more chicas out and about in the night time.

When I visited Sosua there was always a good percentage of fat, not very sexy chicas walking around.

For a newbie going to Sosua, he will have not have prior experiences to compare to it, so more than likely he will enjoy sosua.

I am a late night person, in Sosua some nights I would stay out till 6am.

You visited Sosua after I stopped going to Sosua, so you experienced a different Sosua than what I saw.

Authentic Haitian cuisine takes some getting used to.

It certainly beats La Bandera, though, many a times, that's my preferred power breakfast.

[QUOTE=Charles Pooter; 1159879]Sorry, I have no sympathy with you at all.

When I went to France I didn't order Italian food, or vice versa. You need to order what the country or area does best. Good Dominican food is very good (good Haitian food even better, but then I would say that, wouldn't I?). Imitation American food done by Dominicans is usually sub-standard, which is why Dominican Billy's bar was so appreciated by North Americans (especially sports fans) because he cooked stuff like you guys enjoyed it back home.

I sure as hell don't look for English food here (it is not too great even in England. LOL) though several places make an acceptable attempt at "fish and chips" on the North Coast.[/QUOTE]

Actually, Mr. Gogo, I would label the town as being on "death watch" based upon my last experience. The reason I say this is because there were not a lot of chicas around during the day. The town itself was kinda quiet and empty. Even if the nightime activity has tailed off some, it is still greater than anything I have ever witnessed in Chicago. Plus, you throw in the warm weather and just the opportunity to RELAX. I think I will still have a great time. The young lady I met on my last visit blew my ass out the park. I was playing it chill, but she had me. Quality over quantity any day, so if I find someone of her caliber again, I will probably just wife her up the entire trip. But I doubt it! LOL.

I remember the last time I was there, it was this other super-fine honey and was kicking myself for being soo wrapped up in my chica. Boy, if I could have changed things around. Anyway, it is something about these chicas that exudes sexuality and passion. I would love to bring one to the Chi for the weekend and have these locals green with envy. This is why I am coming. I can't find this nowhere close. You guys have been there and done that soo many times that you are spoiled. I won't exactly act like a kid in a candy store, but I'm sure I will still be blown away. The guys I'm go with get excited over South Beach, so I know they will be grinning from ear to ear.

Lastly, my reason for learning spanish. And eventually I want to become fluent. Is because I want to progress to the level of having real conversations with the chicas and be able to communicate freely and really get my mack on. When I was in Santo Domingo I met a chica soo ridiculously smoking hot, but I couldn't maintain the communication when I returned home because of the language barrier. She was by far the most incredible physical specimen that I had the opportunity to get interested in me. That shit still bugs the hell out of me to this day. AND SHE WAS NOT A PUTA! DAMN! Think Beyonce times 5! The reason I say that she was not a puta is because she never once mentioned money and there was no way I was getting a piece of that ass without some serious time invested. I would have really wifed her up.

On another note, I hate these american bitches! Stuck up ho's for no reason. Average looks and no money. That is why I fuck them and flee. They expect the world and give little in return. I'm tired of playing the game with them. I would really love to explore the entire DR and not just the mongering areas. I think this country has soo much to offer. Much more than a cheap fuck! I'm real jealous of BBL.

[QUOTE=Charles Pooter; 1159863]How many new putas do you need to fuck each day? If more than ten per day then consider going somewhere else. Anything less and you will find all you need in Sosua at affordable prices.

No, Sosua is not what it was in the daytime and you need to manage your arrangements more carefully, liking taking phone numbers or making dates for the following day with chicas you meet at night who you fancy.

The real question is where can you go that is as cheap for the same level of chica (after including your airfare, hotel, etc). SE Asia obviously, but you may be like me for whom SE Asia girls hold little appeal. Colombia? To avoid paying high prices you will need some Spanish and be confident getting around sizable cities. (Same applies to Santo Domingo and Santiago which have a learning curve).

You spoke of "somewhere else". What alternatives do you have in mind?[/QUOTE]I saw airfare to Thailand yesterday from new york, almost 2 thousand dollars. Usually I fly round-trip to Dom Rep for around $400. 3 hours or so, in an airplane is tolerable. DR has a mix of chicas, big girls, small girls, thin or chubbie, dark to light skin.

Hi guys, sorry for my english because I'm european, but believer of this forum that I appreciate, newbie in Sosua but old monger (Thaïland, Brazil eight times, Colombia and now Dominican Republic).

I arrived in Sosua Thursday night, and when I read that it's dead, I think it's exaggerated. Sure, perhaps for those who know Sosua the past years, but for me who arrive for the first time, it's great! Yesterday by example, I went in La Passions and they were twenties cuties and young ladies available, and a lot of girls too on the street Pedro Clisante, and on other clubs.

I finished my night in disco Classico, and I think there was 50-80-grils for 10-20 guys only, then a lot of choice and I think 5-10 very, very, beautifiul ladies.

Today I went to the beach, and I seen or talk with 5-10 grils available, and I seen too 10 girls available at 2pm on the main street with bars, Pedro Clisante. For unluck, it'ts raining all the afternoon, what not encourage the girls to come on the town.

Then Sosua it's dead perhaps compared to the past, but I think there is again a lot of things to do with chicas, nights and days! And it's better than Santo Domingo where I stayed yet three weeks. Better level of beauties, that sure, and better choice.

IMHO, of course.

Nikkon