Sosua Reports

[QUOTE=Henley100; 1242026]Hey Everyone,

Just wanted to post a trip report on my time in Sosua. First of all, it was fantastic. I stayed for 7 nights at the New Garden. I was in the new wing and it was pretty nice. Hot water, fridge, Sat TV with ABC, CBS, NBC etc, big bed, cleanliness, friendly staff. It was all great. The breakfast in the morning was as good as reported. They make the breakfast to your specifications, which is very cool. Especially since it was included in the cost of your room. The only complaint I would have would be that the wifi didn't work well. It constantly went in and out of service. Not a big deal, though, unless you are really into streaming video, etc. Overall, I'd recommend it to others, and it looks to be one of the better hotels down there.

The chicas are plentiful, that is for sure. They are all over the place. I grabbed girls at the hotel bar, off the street, at the discoteca, other bars on the strip, and at Passions. I was only disappointed in one experience, and it was my fault for not nailing down what I wanted before I brought her to my room. But, by and large, every other experience I had down there would be classified as GFE. The girls were drop dead gorgeous. A few of the girls were so stunning, I was in practically in awe of how fortunate I was to be in their presence, if only for hour or two.

I will say that I loved Passions. It is a great place for someone new to the scene to get started. The girls are beautiful, not very pushy, great rooms, set prices, and the girls really know how to get down to business. Both girls I grabbed (on two separate occasions) knew how to make someone feel good in various ways. I was going to go to CMP on my second walk east on Clisante, but I accidentally passed it and ended up in front of Passions. Figured it was a sign, so I went in for round two. No CMP this time. I'll give it a run next time I go.

I only went all night with one girl, and she was worth it. Beautiful girl. She was amazing in bed, and had a fantastic personality. Very cute and playful. She was fun as hell. I met her in the discoteca. In retrospect, I should have gone there more. Seemed like a good place to gauge chicas on a few different levels. Am I right about that, or am I just projecting because I found a really good on my first visit? Anyway, I did short time with all the other girls, which is the way I usually like it.

Some of the nuts and bolts of the trip: Flight. I flew in to Puerto Plata (POP). Easy flight with one stop in Miami. POP is truly only about 15 minutes away from Sosua by taxi. Easy. For a first timer, it was the way to go. I know you get there cheaper by going to the other airport, but I'd recommend coming in the easy way, at least the the first time in. Food. Food is available all over, man. I tried to eat at a new place every day, and I was pretty successful. (sorry, I suck with names) Many nationalities represented. I tried to eat mainly "Latin" food (When in Rome.) but I also had some Americanized foods. Heck, during the AFC and NFC championship games, I got a pizza from across the street from New Garden. I walked over and ordered and they delivered it to me. Very cool. Most of the prices were inexpensive, Terre Linda's restaurant being somewhat the exception. They weren't bad, but a little higher than most. Nice place, though. Safety. Meh. It's a third world country, so you want to watch your 6 when you're out late at night, but it's really not bad at all. Just take the usual precautions and exercise caution, and you'll be fine. I was out by myself a lot at night and had no problems. MUCH safer than San Jose, Costa Rica. Beach. 10 minute walk and beautiful. Grab a chair close to the water and away from the row of businesses and relax. Something to do to between breakfast and nighttime.

Would I go to Sosua again? Hell yes! I had a great time. I've been to Amsterdam and Costa Rica so far. And while they're great, Sosua is better.

That's my report. Hope it helps someone out. And thanks again to the forum. I asked a list of questions awhile ago, and many guys gave me good advice. I appreciate it, truly.

Final note to future hobbyists:

How beautiful the girls are (and how many are available!) is something that that is hard to convey to someone that hasn't made a trip like this. If you are reading this and thinking of going on your first trip. Get your f*cking passport and go.

Henley[/QUOTE]Bravo, My friend, for posting a very fun, optimistic, and positive report. I guess Sosua aint the WORSE, place on earth! (listening to some mongers here!). How refreshing your report is, we can all learn from your positive, upbeat expieriences, yes there, are negatives in all trips, but nice to hear the focus staying on your positive expieriences! Shoutout to Coolie high, Tomjackin, Savepro, Mr Gogo, Jaososua, Mandingo Al (now known as the Puta Romeo) AlwaysHorny2, Bbq ribs, Mr Enternational, and the list go on and on. Peace!

[QUOTE=Henley100; 1242026]Hey Everyone,

Just wanted to post a trip report on my time in Sosua. First of all, it was fantastic. I stayed for 7 nights at the New Garden. I was in the new wing and it was pretty nice. Hot water, fridge, Sat TV with ABC, CBS, NBC etc, big bed, cleanliness, friendly staff. It was all great. The breakfast in the morning was as good as reported. They make the breakfast...[/QUOTE]Glad you had a good time. So how much did passions charge you to go with the ladies

[QUOTE=DeepMmpactt;1242658]Bravo, My friend, for posting a very fun, optimistic, and positive report. I guess Sosua aint the WORSE, place on earth! (listening to some mongers here!). How refreshing your report is, we can all learn from your positive, upbeat expieriences, yes there, are negatives in all trips, but nice to hear the focus staying on your positive expieriences! Shoutout to Coolie high, Tomjackin, Savepro, Mr Gogo, Jaososua, Mandingo Al (now known as the Puta Romeo) AlwaysHorny2, Bbq ribs, Mr Enternational, and the list go on and on. Peace![/QUOTE]For years, I have tried to get friends to visit and have a great time in Sosua!

[QUOTE=Grub1;1242710]Glad you had a good time. So how much did passions charge you to go with the ladies[/QUOTE]The "menu" for La Passion is on their Web site and the prices are non-negotiable. Their prices for drinks are fairly stiff, though, and I don't think they are posted. They do however provide a free condoms, towels and soap as a part of any all-inclusive onsite package that includes sexual intercourse. With multichica packages extra condoms are also included.

[QUOTE=Grub1;1242710]Glad you had a good time. So how much did passions charge you to go with the ladies[/QUOTE]I went for the FS for one hour for 2500 pesos. Around $65 dollars. The rooms are clean, air conditioned, shower available. Both the girls I went with were great. Full GFE service, and they didn't try to short change my time. You should let the girl know exactly what you want, though, before you pay your money. That's good practice everywhere, even in a high end operation like Passions.

[QUOTE=Henley100;1242938]I went for the FS for one hour for 2500 pesos. Around $65 dollars. The rooms are clean, air conditioned, shower available. Both the girls I went with were great. Full GFE service, and they didn't try to short change my time. You should let the girl know exactly what you want, though, before you pay your money. That's good practice everywhere, even in a high end operation like Passions.[/QUOTE]How many brothel's would you say they were in Sosua and what would be the cheapest one for one hour action.

I going down to Sosua in February, this will be the second time I went there last May, but I wandering were is a good place to change my currency into Pesos?

Also is the hotel D'Piero a good place to bring back chicas and does any one have a review of the CMP (Caribbean Men Paradise)?

Thanks

[QUOTE=Grub1;1243042]How many brothel's would you say they were in Sosua and what would be the cheapest one for one hour action.[/QUOTE]The only "Brothel" in Sosua is Passions, and I guess C. M. P, After dark there are 100-200 ready willing and able chicas in town. In other words the entire strip is a meat market. You really need to read the forum!

[QUOTE=Buscemi;1243230]The only "Brothel" in Sosua is Passions, and I guess C. M. P, After dark there are 100-200 ready willing and able chicas in town. In other words the entire strip is a meat market. You really need to read the forum![/QUOTE]Can someone please explain to me how on Gods green earth is passions still open. I mean seriously you walk the street and there's honeys every where. And guess what? There CHEAPER!

I mean I can understand if your going just to survey the talent and shoot the shit with the fellas but once I see those prices even my other head that's over ruled the big head plenty of times when it comes to pussy will still say,"These prices are RIDICULOUS! Stop being a lazy bastard and take your ass out side and get a finer woman at a cheaper cost"! LOL

[QUOTE=Coolie High; 1243317]Can someone please explain to me how on Gods green earth is passions still open. I mean seriously you walk the street and there's honeys every where. And guess what? There CHEAPER!

I mean I can understand if your going just to survey the talent and shoot the shit with the fellas but once I see those prices even my other head that's over ruled the big head plenty of times when it comes to pussy will still say,"These prices are RIDICULOUS! Stop being a lazy bastard and take your ass out side and get a finer woman at a cheaper cost"! LOL[/QUOTE]La Passion offers a greater level of confidentiality than the street, and although the prices are a bit higher, the customer effectively get free room rental, shower etc. So that he does not have to rent a hotel room or smell of sex when he rejoins his respectable family and friends at the all inclusive resort.

Thanks for the report Henley. It is great to see another satisfied customer. Man, if I had more time off available I would shoot down there pronto. It hasn't been two months and I already got the shakes! LOL.

I won't be back until Aug / Sept. I'm the known expert through my friends and I'm bringing a bunch of my frat bro's, so it is going to get crazy! More than likely, we are will be at Casa Linda unless someone can suggest better house rentals.

[QUOTE=Coolie High;1243317]Can someone please explain to me how on Gods green earth is passions still open.[/QUOTE]Jarabacoa, Dominican Republic. A CaribeTour bus carrying 52 passengers went over a ravine and ended up in a river near the town Bayacanes on Monday, with as many as 42 people reportedly injured and killing the driver.

The bus of the company Caribe Tours was heading to Santo Domingo under a persistent drizzle drenching the Central Mountain Range, where it lost its brakes and failed to negotiate one of the hairpin curves of the Jarabacoa-La Vega road.

The Volvo bus in the 3:20pm accident ended up in the Yani River, where first responders during several hours struggled to free the driver Julio Lugo, trapped in his compartment, but died at the scene.

The site of the accident is near Curva de la Virgen, a sharp turn and precipice which have claimed the lives of dozens of motorists over the years.

While I was riding around a few weeks ago I ran up on this place. Can someone please tell me what it is. I sorta felt uneasy while I was around this place.

[QUOTE=Hillbilly69; 1243329]Jarabacoa, Dominican Republic. A CaribeTour bus carrying 52 passengers went over a ravine and ended up in a river near the town Bayacanes on Monday, with as many as 42 people reportedly injured and killing the driver.

The bus of the company Caribe Tours was heading to Santo Domingo under a persistent drizzle drenching the Central Mountain Range, where it lost its brakes and failed to negotiate one of the hairpin curves of the Jarabacoa-La Vega road.

The Volvo bus in the 3:20pm accident ended up in the Yani River, where first responders during several hours struggled to free the driver Julio Lugo, trapped in his compartment, but died at the scene.

The site of the accident is near Curva de la Virgen, a sharp turn and precipice which have claimed the lives of dozens of motorists over the years.[/QUOTE][url]Http://listindiario.com.do/la-republica/2012/1/30/219916/Un-muerto-y-15-heridos-al-precipitarse-autobus[/url]

[QUOTE=Questner;1243396][url]Http://listindiario.com.do/la-republica/2012/1/30/219916/Un-muerto-y-15-heridos-al-precipitarse-autobus[/url][/QUOTE]Accidents happen all over the world.

Maybe the guy who copied the article about the bus accident should stay home or lock himself up in a hotel room like Howard Hughes, if he is overly paranoid.

[quote]January 15, 2012,"Alleged FARC rebels have begun an offensive in the north of Colombia, carrying out at least five attacks in two days. Five civilians have been killed in a number of terrorist attacks by FARC guerrillas in the north of Colombia, the local police commander told Radio Caracol Wednesday." [url]http://colombiareports.com/colombia-news/news/21524-farc-carry-out-offensive-in-north-colombia.html[/url]

January 21, 2012,"An attack by Colombian FARC rebels on a radar installation in Cauca province delayed flights in the south of the Andean nation as well as some bound for neighboring Ecuador and Panama, the civil aviation authority said on Saturday." [url]http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/01/21/us-colombia-farc-radar-idUSTRE80K0SK20120121[/url][/quote]I am happy to report that there are no FARC in the Dominican Republic.

Amazes me, that an ISG member who has at least two names on the ISG, who contributes basically no trip reports to the DR forum, but instead copies news articles and posts them here (predominately negative news articles to try and make the DR look bad). He continues his Jihad against the Dom Rep. He claims Cartagena, Colombia is a great place, I don't know why he obsesses over the Dominican Republic.