Caracas

[QUOTE=Manny51;1759820]I don't doubt that everyone should stay away from Caracas, even though I would guess that the women in the nightclubs there are spectacularly beautiful. Finding a gorgeous trophy wife may be possible, but you will be risking your life. Your life for a wife?

But Caracas is only one city. I was thinking of visiting other cities instead, like Merida, Ciudad Bolivar, Santa Elena, and Maracaibo.[/QUOTE]You can get trophy-wifes in Colombia, Brazil or Paraguay m8, I have read that it's not much better in those other cities, especially around Caracas and at the border to Colombia, although Merida being a place where locals are going on vacation most likely seems to be the best choice.

Overall, I have decided for myself to prioritize safety over women. You are already never entirely safe anywhere in the world (not in Europe and not in the US) but if you can avoid to increase those chances to get harmed or worse then at least do yourself this favour. Life is too short to gamble with it.

Those of you who either have visited Caracas recently or live in Caracas. I have few basic questions.

1. Taxi from airport to hotel. Who to contact.

2. I want to book a hotel rooom where it is safe to stay and have all amenities. I don't mind paying approx $80 max / night for first 2 nights as I only plan to stay in Caracas 2 nights max.

3. I want to take girls from Caracas to Gran Roques. I would like to at least take 3 super hot girls with me. By super Hot girls I really mean model material but not siliconas. How much should I expect to pay them and who should I contact for this quality. I would like to do a 4 day trip to Gran Roques.

4. I know ticket costs are very cheap inside Venezuela. Can some one give idea prices as to how much is airline cost from Caracas to Gran Roques.

Happy Hunting.

John.

[QUOTE=John;1781171]Those of you who either have visited Caracas recently or live in Caracas. I have few basic questions.

1. Taxi from airport to hotel. Who to contact.

2. I want to book a hotel rooom where it is safe to stay and have all amenities. I don't mind paying approx $80 max / night for first 2 nights as I only plan to stay in Caracas 2 nights max.

3. I want to take girls from Caracas to Gran Roques. I would like to at least take 3 super hot girls with me. By super Hot girls I really mean model material but not siliconas. How much should I expect to pay them and who should I contact for this quality. I would like to do a 4 day trip to Gran Roques.

4. I know ticket costs are very cheap inside Venezuela. Can some one give idea prices as to how much is airline cost from Caracas to Gran Roques.

Happy Hunting.

John.[/QUOTE]At Caracas airport, take a official airport taxi with yellow plate or ask your hotel to send a car to pick-up you.

You will have hard time to find a chica without silicon, above all a working chica with model look. Here in Venezuela, a large majority of women, including grand-mother, have boob silicon and booty silicon. There is food shortage and toilet paper shortage but not silicon shortage.

I paid 3800 bolivars (5 euros) for my one way ticket from Caracas to Isla Margarita. Price for one way ticket from Caracas to Los Roquas should be in the same range or only little more expensive. Do not try to book airlines ticket on web site or by phone, you will lose your time. You have to go to the airlines compagy or use a local travel agency to book your ticket.

Los Roquas is a protected national park, it's a national pride for many Venezuelans. I'm not sure that you are welcome to Los Roquas with 3 working girls; even you can get there, the working girls may feel inconfortable. I do understand that Venezuela is still a rural and conservative society, but maybe I'm wrong.

I have been to LOS Roques about fifteen times and you can bring females. Met girls there (not so easy) and brought females but only one at the time. I would book two rooms in a good posada and alternate the entertainment somewhat discretely.

It was a couple of years since I was there last time. I tried just about any airline there is but prefer to fly the lager twin propeller LTA airplanes. [URL]http://www.tuy.com/.[/URL].

Lovely place!

B

In Caracas, you guys can find a lot of good looking chicas in the "studios", a appartment with 5/6 girls (similar to casas in another south american country).
Use this web site to search the chicas: [URL]http://www.tus-fantasias.com/estudios.php[/URL]. You must call the casa to get the address.
The studios listed on this web site are safe (at least on day time). Price for a short time (30 min) go from 1500 bolivars up to 8000 bolivars. Usually, higher the price the chica look better. Always ask for extra like bareback blow job and anal sex, it not included in initial price. Also, you get discount price if you take 2 chicas at the same time.

For agency escort and independant chicas coming to your hotel, check the information given by Britisher below.
[URL]http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/showthread.php?607-Caracas&p=1754619&viewfull=1#post1754619[/URL]

Haitek,

Which hotel did you stay in Caracas.

Please describe, how it was girl friendly or not and if the hotel had its own hookers on the premises.

I was pretty satisfied with Eurobuilding except they were extremely strict in ensuring the "guests" aka hookers sign in. And 2nd guest of the days, I had to pay extra.

[QUOTE=Britisher;1786686]Haitek,

Which hotel did you stay in Caracas.

Please describe, how it was girl friendly or not and if the hotel had its own hookers on the premises.

I was pretty satisfied with Eurobuilding except they were extremely strict in ensuring the "guests" aka hookers sign in. And 2nd guest of the days, I had to pay extra.[/QUOTE]In Caracas I was in Hotel Catimar ([URL]http://www.hotelcatimar.com/[/URL]), this hotel is very next to the airport. I stayed in this hotel because my flight from Europe landed in Caracas's airport late evening and I did not want to go from the airport to Caracas downtown in the middle of the night.

I only recommanded Catimar if you stay only in Caracas 48 h like myself because it's too far from Caracas center (one hour by taxi witout trafic jam). This airport hotel is very cheap (4000 bolivars), but room is small with small bed. The Catimar is very chica friendly (no chica free charge at all!). In the same street opposite the Catimar there is the Hotel Silvepe, a big and modern love hotel (2500 bolivars for 4 hours) with better room and king size bed. I received escort chicas from [URL]sexycaracas.com[/URL] in both hotels.

[QUOTE=Haitek;1786757]In Caracas I was in Hotel Catimar ([URL]http://www.hotelcatimar.com/[/URL]), this hotel is very next to the airport. I stayed in this hotel because my flight from Europe landed in Caracas's airport late evening and I did not want to go from the airport to Caracas downtown in the middle of the night.

I only recommanded Catimar if you stay only in Caracas 48 h like myself because it's too far from Caracas center (one hour by taxi witout trafic jam). This airport hotel is very cheap (4000 bolivars), but room is small with small bed. The Catimar is very chica friendly (no chica free charge at all!). In the same street opposite the Catimar there is the Hotel Silvepe, a big and modern love hotel (2500 bolivars for 4 hours) with better room and king size bed. I received escort chicas from [URL]sexycaracas.com[/URL] in both hotels.[/QUOTE]Did this hotel have a room safe? Were you able to change money in the hotel close the black market rate?

When I could not change money with my acquaintances in Caracas, I changed money with local staff at Hotel Eurobuilding. That time the black market rate was 700. The hotel staff gave me 500 550. My friends gave me 600 650.

Also, I kept bolivars worth 200 usd in the hotel safe. It was full and never lost any money. That is very important!

[QUOTE=Haitek;1786757] I stayed in this hotel because my flight from Europe landed in Caracas's airport late evening and I did not want to go from the airport to Caracas downtown in the middle of the night.[/QUOTE]Ha ha. One time I took a taxi from Puerta la Cruz and drove to Caracas arriving at 0300.

[QUOTE=Britisher;1786778]Did this hotel have a room safe? Were you able to change money in the hotel close the black market rate?

When I could not change money with my acquaintances in Caracas, I changed money with local staff at Hotel Eurobuilding. That time the black market rate was 700. The hotel staff gave me 500 550. My friends gave me 600 650.

Also, I kept bolivars worth 200 usd in the hotel safe. It was full and never lost any money. That is very important![/QUOTE]No safe box as I remember. But I speak with local venezuelans who stay there and they tell me that the hotel Catimar has good reputation.

As that time, the dolartoday exchange rate was 1 euro vs. 890 bolivars; the hotel staff gave me 1 euro vs. 700 bolivars. Later I meet a acquaintance who gave me 800 bolivars.

[QUOTE=Britisher;1786779]Ha ha. One time I took a taxi from Puerta la Cruz and drove to Caracas arriving at 0300.[/QUOTE]Great! How many hours it take and how much bolivars for the taxi?

[QUOTE=Haitek;1787012]Great! How many hours it take and how much bolivars for the taxi?[/QUOTE]The risk I took was not because I was trying to be very brave. But it was because, I was frustrated. I had a flight from Puerto La Cruz to Caracas. As required, I reached the airport 3 hours before and was sitting very close to the boarding area. They never displayed anywhere confirming, what time or what gate. And somehow. Despite being there. I lost the flight!

So, I was so frustrated. I came out of Puerto la Cruz airport and took a taxi from the airport at Puerto La Cruz directly to Caracas to Eurobuilding hotel. I think it was 4 hours. I can not remember how much. But about 30 usd. After converting to Bolivars.

The driver was a superb guy!

I have been reading the forum for a while. But cannot find the answer I need.

Does anyone know any English speaking Chica at Caracas? Which high end hotel is close to university / college?

I really want to make the trip to Caracas. But I am still worrying about my life (haha. Please do not laugh at me and I am half serious).

Let me dispel the myth. Caracas is not a dangerous place. I was there for 3 days and stayed in Hotel Eurobuilding. First and foremost, you will need a passport to gain entry to the country. You can exchange money at the airport at one of the currency exchanges but you won't get the black market rate. You will likely get approached by the male airport concierge staff in blue shirts asking you to carry your bags or find you a taxi. They are all the airport and one or two of them is likely to ask if you need money. Ask them, their rate. What I did is round down to the nearest 100. The exchange rate was around 780 when I got there. The staff member initially offered 650 bolivares, I insisted 700 which he agreed upon. I told him I wanted to exchange $400. I sat and waited until they rounded up the cash. Once they had the money, they told me to come into the elevator and to my surprise, they pulled out grocery bags filled with cash. The largest bill denomination is 100 bolivars so if you exchange $100 at 700 bolivars, that's 70,000 bolivar bills. You don't feel like its alot of money but trust me it is. I went to one of the restaurants to verify the money was authentic. Restaurant took it with no problems and I went to the bathroom to count it. These guys skim maybe 1-2 100 bolivar bills from each rubberband of 100 bolivar bills. I told the guys the money was incorrect and they recounted and gave me the difference. Be sure not to exchange too much as you cannot exchange it back. It's only use is if you return and use it or if you hold in hopes the currency will normalize.

I stayed at Hotel Eurobuilding which was a 45 minute drive from the airport. With traffic, it's roughly 1. 5 hours. Traffic here is bad. The beach is near the airport, about 20 minutes in the opposite direction of the city. Got to Hotel Eurobuilding, paid in cash which the attendant requested if I had a credit card because it was wads of cash I was pulling out. Cost was 31,000 bolivares / night, a little under $50/ night. The hotel staff exchanged money for 600 bolivares for every USD. Hotel is top-notch, 4-star US hotel. It's a bit isolated but safe especially for first timers. Restaurant and bar is on site. Pretty much, you're eating T-bone steak, salmon, filet mignon for $5. I purchased two meals since it was so cheap. The second meal was for the early morning snack.

I forgot my Blackberry having a sim card slot so all calls were made from my hotel. Wasnt the best experience as many of the chicas on sexycaracas did not answer or did not pickup their phone. It was raining hard the first night and one girl decided to come but her pictures were face wasn't good so I sent her home without any services. Gave her 5,000 bolivares and told her goodbye, probably the easiest money she made. Most of the women don't speak English so it can be an uphill battle communicating on the phone. Also, Whatsapp is not widely used. Be sure to bring a phone with a SIM card.

Here is a list to the casas: [URL]http://www.tus-fantasias.com/estudios.php[/URL].

Super cheap, went to Venus Spa and it was 1,000 bolivares for 30 minutes, you do the math. Gal was nice and slim with silicone tatas. Definitely an 8-8. 5. There is another spa in the building which is near a McDonald's, don't recall the name of the building but I believe its the Clock Tower (Reloj Edificio). I went to the strip clubs mentioned on here. The women were not overly impressive but they are not aggressive which I like. Be sure to bring a collared shirt as such is mandatory for entry to certain clubs. I picked up one who stayed with me for 2 nights. I will be returning and now know the inner workings. The Venezuelan women are nice but considering the lack of tourism, it may be best to befriend one and have her assist you with arranging the rest of your visits.

You spent 3 days and most likely took a taxi everywhere you went.

We were in country for two weeks and walked a lot.

Even a tour agent I talked to would not go downtown to see the old part of town.

TOO Dangerous.

And that was years ago. It is worst now!

[QUOTE=Stmp24;1806609]Let me dispel the myth. Caracas is not a dangerous place. I was there for 3 days and stayed in Hotel Eurobuilding.
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