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[QUOTE=Manny51;1764479]Hi guys!
Thinking of vising CR in a couple of weeks. I have been to San Jose a couple of times, and want to try something new. I wanted to go to the Nicoya area, like Nosara, Liberia, and Tamarindo. I have RTF, and I don't find anything useful. Any punting fun to be had up there?
Thanks in advance![/QUOTE]No, but maybe if you post the question in 27 other sections you will have better luck.
[QUOTE=Dickhead;1764720]No, but maybe if you post the question in 27 other sections you will have better luck.[/QUOTE]I'll give it a try. Thanks DICKHEAD!
Hello,
Sorry for asking too many questions. I did a lot of reading and research and wanted to get the latest info from fellow mongers. This is my first time in CR. Most of my mongering has been in SE Asia. My trip is only 3 days long due to other commitments.
• I rented a car, do I really need one? Should I cancel it?
• I booked a room at Del Rey Hotel for 2 which was $15 more that a single room? Will the hotel still charge me a chica fee?
• How long does it take from the airport to Del Rey Hotel?
• Is clearing customs quick? Only carry-on.
• Is Del Rey a 24-hour girlie operation? (aka I can get girls any time of the day). If no daytime activity is slow, what is the alternative?
• What is the going rate? Still $80 or $100 or. ?
• Can I get a long time girl (not hourly)? If so, what is the going rate?
• What else to do during the day when I'm tired of pussy? (I can't believe I'm saying that – picture worthy places).
Thanks in advance.
[QUOTE=BoroMarl;1773027]Hello,
Sorry for asking too many questions. I did a lot of reading and research and wanted to get the latest info from fellow mongers. This is my first time in CR. Most of my mongering has been in SE Asia. My trip is only 3 days long due to other commitments.
I rented a car, do I really need one? Should I cancel it?
I booked a room at Del Rey Hotel for 2 which was $15 more that a single room? Will the hotel still charge me a chica fee?.[/QUOTE]1) No need for a car.
2) Yes.
3) 1/2 hour.
4) Yes.
5) Yes. The lookers are there between the hrs. 8 pm-midnight. Daytime is limited, go to the MPs.
6) Depends on how many flights are arriving at that time but you will be avoiding the wait for luggage.
7) Yes, $150-200.
8) Tour the city or take a sidetrip to the volcano, ziplining, etc. The tour desk at the King could help you arrange a daytime tour.
I posted a similar post on the colombian board.
I'm planning a trip to Costa Rica / Colombia. I'm a bit concerned that all the chicas will be at home and few will be available. Can someone on the ground tell me what it is really like over this period please?
The flights are ridiculously expensive from Europe so if I come I hope to have quite a lot of choices of chicas. Your help is much appreciated thanks. I can always delay my Costa Rica trip to another time.
Thanks,
[QUOTE=Droplet;1773704]I posted a similar post on the colombian board.
I'm planning a trip to Costa Rica / Colombia. I'm a bit concerned that all the chicas will be at home and few will be available. Can someone on the ground tell me what it is really like over this period please?
The flights are ridiculously expensive from Europe so if I come I hope to have quite a lot of choices of chicas. Your help is much appreciated thanks. I can always delay my Costa Rica trip to another time.
Thanks,[/QUOTE]No place in Latin America will be anywhere near as good for mongering over Christmas and New Year's (or Easter week, aka 'Semana Santa'). Not even close. Definitely delay until after the Feast of the Three Kings / Epiphany on Jan. 6 and Jan. 10 or so would be better.
I know it's the rainy season but exactly what does the rainy season look like in Jaco this time of year?
Just found flight for 330 and tempted to take it next Thursday.
I have been in Tamarindo for a few days, and it only rained once for about 20 minutes. It's very dry and people are very worried about the drought. Right now it's 4:30 PM and it's about 90° and sunny.
[QUOTE=Jebapaf;1774514]I know it's the rainy season but exactly what does the rainy season look like in Jaco this time of year?
Just found flight for 330 and tempted to take it next Thursday.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=BabyHurricane;1773192]1) No need for a car.
2) Yes.
3) 1/2 hour.
4) Yes.
5) Yes. The lookers are there between the hrs. 8 pm-midnight. Daytime is limited, go to the MPs.
6) Depends on how many flights are arriving at that time but you will be avoiding the wait for luggage.
7) Yes, $150-200.
8) Tour the city or take a sidetrip to the volcano, ziplining, etc. The tour desk at the King could help you arrange a daytime tour.[/QUOTE]Thank you BH. 150-200? Seriously? For the hour? Maybe I should revert back to good old Thailand.
[QUOTE=BoroMarl;1775284]Thank you BH. 150-200? Seriously? For the hour? Maybe I should revert back to good old Thailand.[/QUOTE]No, for all-night.
I'm planning a trip. Any websites you like to use for finding things to do?
Also, are the strip clubs like they are in Mexico where you can also have sex with the girls?
Any sage advice would be appreciated. I plan to travel at the end of October / beginning of November for 2 weeks.
Thanks in advance.
I am planning a SJ Halloween party weekend getaway, but old favorites are coming up short. Sportsmans, Del Rey, Zona II, Amistad, Dunn Inn no availability. Scores is closed, and I haven't heard a peep about Mona Lisa for a while. Even after RTFF, people just don't seem to stay at that many different places. Not all SJ hotels, even in the area, are girl friendly. Can you recommend a few that are? I am considering Hemingway Inn, Inca Real (doesn't come across as nice as others), Balmoral. I'd rather be in that area vice half way across town. I would sincerely appreciate your recommendations. OLD published a list back in 2014. Are there any other hotels I should consider?
[QUOTE=Rikkit2;1784497]I am planning a SJ Halloween party weekend getaway, but old favorites are coming up short. Sportsmans, Del Rey, Zona II, Amistad, Dunn Inn no availability. Scores is closed, and I haven't heard a peep about Mona Lisa for a while. Even after RTFF, people just don't seem to stay at that many different places. Not all SJ hotels, even in the area, are girl friendly. Can you recommend a few that are? I am considering Hemingway Inn, Inca Real (doesn't come across as nice as others), Balmoral. I'd rather be in that area vice half way across town. I would sincerely appreciate your recommendations. OLD published a list back in 2014. Are there any other hotels I should consider?[/QUOTE]I was very comfortable at Hotel Morazan, and it is centrally located, and not too pricey.
Thursday, a "fuck you I'm a Tico and I do whatever I want" jerk, which is about 75% of the males, is walking down Ave Centro. Cowardly sneaks up on a Tica chick an does a video of her privates from under and behind with his cell. In broad daylight. On the major pedestrian walk in SJ.
Unlike us, he's too cheap to pay for it.
A normal Tico saw what was happening and he used his cell to video this shit. Got a cop to pay attention to him quickly, and I am still amazed about that. The perv got pinched.
Hit the CR media, social, personal and public etc. All over CR.
Outrageous right?
Not there.
Somebody stabbed this good guy to near death Saturday, two days later in his barrio. Family man. With retaliatory remarks.
If you can grasp this "I'm a tico and do what I want and stay out of my life" fact pattern, you will have saved yourself decades of figuring CR.
[QUOTE=Skymusic;1785617]I was very comfortable at Hotel Morazan, and it is centrally located, and not too pricey.[/QUOTE]If you never, ever want to get a good night's sleep, I would agree with you.