Cartagena Reports

Spent half of the day with a gal I met here a couple years ago. Shared plenty of laughs and kisses, oh and we had sex three times. Wasn't sure how easy it would be to get her in the Airbnb apartment with the doorman / guard but I've been greeting him with kindness and buttering him up by calling him amigo each time I've passed by since I arrived. It was kind of funny, he just stood up, zapped her with his temperature gun, sprayed each hand with sanitizer then gave her the nod. I had to chuckle a bit and was relieved!

We had a great lunch at Buena Vida Marisqueria, ordered three things from the appetizer menu and it was amazing food. As great as the first half of the day was, the evening would only get better when girl #2 showed up.

Here's a few pictures.

[QUOTE=December007;2529059]I typically stay in 5 stars so looking for something nice and comparable. Preferably ocean front with balcony. Please suggest.[/QUOTE]As it's been stated many times in this thread, nicer oceanfront buildings in Bocagrande are not guestfriendly. They weren't especially guestfriendly before COVID and have become even less so since. If you can lower your standards to, say, 3. 5*, then search this thread for Juan, in particular, his Marinero building in Laquito. I have nothing but good things to say about him and the apartment.

[QUOTE=December007;2529059]I typically stay in 5 stars so looking for something nice and comparable. Preferably ocean front with balcony. Please suggest.[/QUOTE]How much a night are them 5 star places you usually stay at, sure much more then the 25 $ member ship so we can PM you some girl friendly places? Any information you have on places you been and about the 5 stats places you stayed will be greatly appreciated!

Girl 2 of yesterday showed up and wanted to party at my apartment, this was another girl I had met a couple years ago when I was in Cartagena. She was just as hot and fun as I had remembered and I've been wanting to see her again ever since I left so it was a real treat. She speaks English so that added to the experience for sure. I think the doorman understands the main reason I'm here and this time he didn't even get up out of his chair to check temperatures or sanitize any hands LOL! We just walked right past him with another "hola amigo!" from me.

Long story short: We drank many Club Colombia cervesas, polished off a bottle of vodka, and stayed up until 6 am dancing and singing the night away. She brought some stuff that helped us stay awake all night and it was very good. Here's a few pictures of the fun, she even surprised me with a sexy little outfit she brought for me. Woke up with one hell of a headache at 4 pm but oh what a night!

There are other good options in Laguito on the lagoon. I snagged a place for $25 a night chica friendly with great reviews on Airbnb.

[QUOTE=Xpartan;2529140]As it's been stated many times in this thread, nicer oceanfront buildings in Bocagrande are not guestfriendly. They weren't especially guestfriendly before COVID and have become even less so since. If you can lower your standards to, say, 3. 5*, then search this thread for Juan, in particular, his Marinero building in Laquito. I have nothing but good things to say about him and the apartment.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Kafka;2529316]There are other good options in Laguito on the lagoon. I snagged a place for $25 a night chica friendly with great reviews on Airbnb.[/QUOTE]I assume we are good following my recent explanation to you regarding CV?

I've just discovered that the fine for ATTEMPTING to leave Ireland for a holiday is €500 (about $600 US) [URL]https://www.irishtimes.com/news/crime-and-law/covid-19-people-caught-trying-to-holiday-abroad-will-face-500-fines-from-monday-1.4471421[/URL] I can afford the fine, but the other losses such as air tickets and hotel bookings are likely to ratchet this up to nearer €2 k ($2400 US), so I am going to be patient for a little longer. I did investigate crossing the border to the north, but the fine for doing that is also 500 and If I make it to Belfast Airport, the UK also has a similar travel ban, though the fine is only 200 GBP (about $270 US). This is not so much the island of Ireland, but more like the Island of Alctaraz.

Lockdown will not end here before Mar 5th.

Anyway, I was writing to ask, as I am not sure about the rules on here, are you allowed divulge the name of the Airbnb at Laguito or a link please.

[QUOTE=December007;2529059]I typically stay in 5 stars so looking for something nice and comparable. Preferably ocean front with balcony. Please suggest.[/QUOTE]You can find a luxury oceanfront airbnb with balcony that allows chicas. I did it January 2020. Just make sure to message the host before booking and make it clear what you want. I said that I am traveling alone and can I bring guests up to the unit for the evening one at a time. Its up to the individual owners whether or not they are OK with that. The security was aware of what the owners policy was and I had no problems at all. They will check the girls in which is great for your protection. It didn't hurt that I made friends with all the guards. Get to know then by name, they are cool guys.

A lot of buildings in Bocagrande have changed policies due to the to pandemic and no longer allow this..... Original poster was correct

[QUOTE=AmorPorFavor;2529345]You can find a luxury oceanfront airbnb with balcony that allows chicas. I did it January 2020. Just make sure to message the host before booking and make it clear what you want. I said that I am traveling alone and can I bring guests up to the unit for the evening one at a time. Its up to the individual owners whether or not they are OK with that. The security was aware of what the owners policy was and I had no problems at all. They will check the girls in which is great for your protection. It didn't hurt that I made friends with all the guards. Get to know then by name, they are cool guys.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=GoodTimes4444;2529104]Spent half of the day with a gal I met here a couple years ago. Shared plenty of laughs and kisses, oh and we had sex three times. Wasn't sure how easy it would be to get her in the Airbnb apartment with the doorman / guard but I've been greeting him with kindness and buttering him up by calling him amigo each time I've passed by since I arrived. It was kind of funny, he just stood up, zapped her with his temperature gun, sprayed each hand with sanitizer then gave her the nod. I had to chuckle a bit and was relieved!

We had a great lunch at Buena Vida Marisqueria, ordered three things from the appetizer menu and it was amazing food. As great as the first half of the day was, the evening would only get better when girl #2 showed up.

Here's a few pictures.[/QUOTE]

Edit: I thought I knew the chica

It's not that hard to figure out which ones do which don't. Look under house rules if you don't see specifically that no guests are allowed send a message to the host and ask if you are allowed to bring guests in and if so wonder what conditions. Of course you should explain to them that you are responsible guest and not looking to have large parties. That's all you have to do look under the house rules for guests and then send a message the host. They understand what guests mean.

[QUOTE=Dublin12;2529333]I assume we are good following my recent explanation to you regarding CV?

I've just discovered that the fine for ATTEMPTING to leave Ireland for a holiday is 500 (about $600 US) [URL]https://www.irishtimes.com/news/crime-and-law/covid-19-people-caught-trying-to-holiday-abroad-will-face-500-fines-from-monday-1.4471421[/URL] I can afford the fine, but the other losses such as air tickets and hotel bookings are likely to ratchet this up to nearer 2 k ($2400 US), so I am going to be patient for a little longer. I did investigate crossing the border to the north, but the fine for doing that is also 500 and If I make it to Belfast Airport, the UK also has a similar travel ban, though the fine is only 200 GBP (about $270 US). This is not so much the island of Ireland, but more like the Island of Alctaraz.

Lockdown will not end here before Mar 5th.

Anyway, I was writing to ask, as I am not sure about the rules on here, are you allowed divulge the name of the Airbnb at Laguito or a link please.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=GoodTimes4444;2529291]Girl 2 of yesterday showed up and wanted to party at my apartment, this was another girl I had met a couple years ago when I was in Cartagena. She was just as hot and fun as I had remembered and I've been wanting to see her again ever since I left so it was a real treat. She speaks English so that added to the experience for sure. I think the doorman understands the main reason I'm here and this time he didn't even get up out of his chair to check temperatures or sanitize any hands LOL! We just walked right past him with another "hola amigo!" from me.

Long story short: We drank many Club Colombia cervesas, polished off a bottle of vodka, and stayed up until 6 am dancing and singing the night away. She brought some stuff that helped us stay awake all night and it was very good. Here's a few pictures of the fun, she even surprised me with a sexy little outfit she brought for me. Woke up with one hell of a headache at 4 pm but oh what a night![/QUOTE]Keep up the good work and attitude, and have fun seems like your doing it right! Have fun! Plenty of fun to be had in Cartagena! Text or PM me if need information on Medellin bud! Stay safe.

[QUOTE=Kafka;2529363]It's not that hard to figure out which ones do which don't. Look under house rules if you don't see specifically that no guests are allowed send a message to the host and ask if you are allowed to bring guests in and if so wonder what conditions. Of course you should explain to them that you are responsible guest and not looking to have large parties. That's all you have to do look under the house rules for guests and then send a message the host. They understand what guests mean.[/QUOTE]Thanks for that. I did look on Airbnb last night, and came across one review where the guest mentioned it was "guest friendly". I assumed that this was not unique. I also noticed that there was a facility to contact the owner, and that there are plenty of filters so the property itself can be narrowed down. So it's just a matter of putting in the footwork now and working out the geography of the area. I like to have every thing I need within walking distance.

Assuming ISG has no rules against it, I will post any successful leads I come across.

Sharing here is not a good idea--if any of this is reported to Airbnb those listings will be taken down. And none of us will have access. And this is a public website not everybody has the best interests at heart of our community.


If you want to say chica friendly apartments by location name that's fine. At least in my opinion....for example the palmetto elliptic at this point does not allow guests, unless registered.

[QUOTE=Dublin12;2529492]Thanks for that. I did look on Airbnb last night, and came across one review where the guest mentioned it was "guest friendly". I assumed that this was not unique. I also noticed that there was a facility to contact the owner, and that there are plenty of filters so the property itself can be narrowed down. So it's just a matter of putting in the footwork now and working out the geography of the area. I like to have every thing I need within walking distance.

Assuming ISG has no rules against it, I will post any successful leads I come across.[/QUOTE]

For my last few trips (I was living there I'm for a few months in early 2020), I looked at a few places in Manga. None of them had doormen. You could have your chica walk up to the apartment entrance where you unlocked the door and let her in. Súper convenient. I've never stayed in Bocagrande or Laguito. It seemed like too much of a hassle for a terrible beach.

Heading down to Cartagena tomorrow for a few days. My first time. I've been to Bogota many times and just thought I should mix it up. I can tell I've already made my first mistake by booking one of those "5-star" hotels on the water. So now I need to figure out how to hook up while I'm there. LOL Any suggestion? Cheers.