Caracas

[QUOTE=Schlossgarten;2039838]I guess it will be very interesting if those who have extensive experience with Caracas would answer these basic questions:

1) How to exchange money in Caracas? I / E how to change in the airport? Where to find people in the city who can exchange money at decent rate?

2) Is it save for a foreigner to walk in Caracas till 8 pm?

3) About Sexycaracas Com: is this site reliable regarding pictures and prices? What is the call response rate by chicas? Do any of them speak English? Is there additional pay for extras?

4) Do hotels in Caracas charge in Bolivar or paying in Dollar is mandatory?

5) Any experience with "Love hotels"? Do they also charge in dollar (as some 4-5 star hotels in Caracas) or bolivar? What are the prices?

6) Where to find a cheap / decent apartment for sex parties? (because I guess hotel staff can be irritated if they see 4-5 chicas coming to your hotel room every day).[/QUOTE]Hi mate, all answers from 1 to 5 are in this thread.

6. Check Airbnb or other appart for rent web sites. But all hotels are girl friendly, I already take 4 chicas at the same time in my hotel suite (off course i give a tip to the receptionist and the security man).

[QUOTE=Haitek;2039961]Hi mate, all answers from 1 to 5 are in this thread.

6. Check Airbnb or other appart for rent web sites. But all hotels are girl friendly, I already take 4 chicas at the same time in my hotel suite (off course i give a tip to the receptionist and the security man).[/QUOTE]Yes, but things might change fast in Venezuela, and old information might be outdated. Especially prices. It might be helpful to newcomers if you or anyone else give a brief answer to all 6 questions.

[QUOTE=SchlossGarten;2040326]Yes, but things might change fast in Venezuela, and old information might be outdated. Especially prices. It might be helpful to newcomers if you or anyone else give a brief answer to all 6 questions.[/QUOTE]The information posted by Bristisher, MaraCucho, my self and other members in this thread in 2015-2016 is still valid.

Prices in bolivars have increased according to inflation. But in dollars at black market exchange, it is always the same sum in dollars.

Allways paid in bolivars the hotel, the chicas, the restaurants, nerver paid in dollars or by Visa card.

FYI: This is the last month for United flights to Venezuela.

[QUOTE=BestHunter;2046444]Hi,

I'd like to reach Caracas and to rent a furnished apartment for 20 days. I will be almost always to fuck in my apartment, but I will go out with her only to reach some restaurant. I'd like to get 2-3 girlfriend experiences in 20 days. I'd like each of them will live with me for one week in my apartment. I'd like to cook together, to watch TV, to surf on Internet, to talk, etc. Etc. I will contact them on dating sites (Tagged, Skout, Facebook, etc.). Is there a safe place in Caracas to rent an apartment and to go out to eat? I hope all that is not very dangerous for me.

Thanks for some info.

P.S.: Out of curiosity. I don't like hardened pro girls, I like regular girls or freelancer girls only. In your opinion how much do I have to give each girl if they will be with me for one week in my apartment? Will I have to pay with US $ or can I pay with Bolivars?[/QUOTE]Have you seen the news?

Why don't you invite her to a nearby country example Curacao where it is safer just make sure her tourist info are ok so she won't get deported.

[QUOTE=BestHunter;2047636]I know Venezuela a bit. I went there 4 times but some years ago. I understand Caracas is risky. But I don't like to go out from Venezuela with her because she will need a passport and not many girls have it. Are there some other towns less risky than Caracas? I repeat, I will be with her in my apartment for much time.

Thanks.[/QUOTE]I had a friend who used to go to Valencia and another town 2 years ago but he said shit got so bad that he won't go there anymore for safety. Its not just about being robbed, it's about being somewhere and now you are in a middle of a protest. Yesterday protesters vandalized a bank, when in there tear shit up and set in on fire. My advice is get your girl a passport and bring her out of country you can take her to a nearby country like I said before. You can still be with her without has to be in a warzone where you have to look every second if shit is about to pop off. There was even a dark Venezuelan who some protesters thought he was a Pro Maduro guy they beat him up on a square pour him with gasoline and lit him up he later died in hospital (there is picture and video all over internet) so don't think you are safe anyway they might mistake you for a pro government guy if you don't March with them and viceversa you might end up in jail or dead. So again my advice get her a passport which with the rate of the black market will be very cheap, get her a ticket and you are safe from all that war.

Avoid Valencia et San Cristobal, those city are center of violent protests.
In Caracas you can easily avoid the protests that take place on some main roads leading to the city center.
Isla Margarita is totally safe. Enjoy!

[QUOTE=BestHunter;2048396]But are there many girls in Isla Margarita like in Caracas?[/QUOTE]There are chicas everywhere in Venezuela. You are looking for a "girlfriend" in a safe place, you are better stay in place like Villa del Sol owned by Robert the Canadian in Isla Margarita.

I will arrive in Caracas on 25th of July. This time I will hang around Puerto La Cruz, Lecheiria, Barcelona, Mochima and Cumana during four weeks.

Incredible! 1 dollar: 8000 bolivars; 1 euro: 9000 bolivars.

Last May, it was something like 4500 and 5000.

Hi,

Who or where is the best person / place to get this rate?

Thanks.

[QUOTE=Haitek;2048799]Incredible! 1 dollar: 8000 bolivars; 1 euro: 9000 bolivars.

Last May, it was something like 4500 and 5000.[/QUOTE]

BestHunter, if you are a beach-going person, perhaps I can suggest you an alternative.

LOS Roques is a small Caribbean archipielago 130 km north of Caracas, quite paradisiacal and the absolute best touristic spot in Venezuela. In fact, one of the beaches there is considered among the top 10 worldwide. Being so removed from the mainland has the advantage of avoiding all the turmoil and threats that (sadly) are attached to making tourism in Venezuela, the main and only town (called Gran Roque) is very small and peaceful, the locals are polite and easygoing, and like I mentioned the place is simply lovely. Myself, I am as far removed as being a "beach person" as any person can be, and yet I went there last year as a guide to three british tourists (of this very same forum! And I absolutely treasure every moment I spent there.

Plus, LOS Roques has a nearly mythical status among Venezuelas, because it's practically impossible for us to visit the islands. If you tell a normal, non-pro girl that you are inviting her to a week or two in LOS Roques, I guarantee that the gears will start spinning in her head and she at least will consider it.

Price-wise, as I mentioned LOS Roques is impossibly expensive for most Venezuelas, but for a tourist carrying dollars is still affordable. The most expensive accomodation there (that I personally know) is called Aquavit, a building composed of 4 apartments fully furnished, with two bedrooms with their private own bathrooms, and a fully equipped kitchen. If I recall correctly the apartments in the side of the beach go for $100 a day (up to 6 people), and the two that are in the side of the town's main street (the attached pic is from that side) cost a bit less. The rest of the places are small posadas of different qualities and pricings. Of course, being a small town in a remote island, there is not much nightlife there, the entertainment is all about spending the day in the many beaches available, and then retreating at dawn to eat, drink, and do bussiness with your female accomplice. Still, there is a shop-bar-restaurant called Aquarena (pictured) that throws some pretty chill beach parties every night until dawn, so that's an option for the restless.

One thing I have to mention, access to the island is only through daily flights from Venezuela that need to be booked with a couple of weeks in advance, so having a girl one week and then switching to another could be a bit of a hassle. On the other hand, LOS Roques is SUCH a holy grail around here, I'd say you probably could convince a couple of girls to stay with you at the same time.

Hopefully this info may be of help!