Forgot to mention Santa Marta.
[QUOTE=Tomasb;2565163]Thanks for some great tips. I am especially intrigued by your recommendation for Hotel Farranda. I was wondering if there were any boutique style hotels there and that very well may fit the bill. When I visit Santa Marta, I usually stay at the boutique hotel Casa Isabella, almost direct across the street from Bananas, however, they have been closed recently due to Covid. If they reopen by October, I will prob stay there when I revisit Santa Marta.
Since I will be going to CTG the first week of my trip, I think a visit to these two other towns will provide a nice contrast. During my prior CTG visits, I recall hooking up with a few really hot chicas from BAQ, some of the best sexo from these trips. It's amazing to me how proficient some of these younger chicas are when they are between the sheets or on top of them.
Naturally, when the time comes, there will be a full report.[/QUOTE]I forgot to mention a couple of places in Santa Marta. I have stayed a couple of places in Santa Marta that I loved. The first was a beautiful little boutique hotel called the Hotel GIO. Amazing bar and restaurant on the beach. Incredible staff and getting chicas in was zero problem. The other is called the Mercure Santa Marta Emile. A really nice resort style hotel (Not directly on the beach) with top notch facilities and really nice rooms. Again no problem with extra curricular traffic.
Be safe and have a blast.
Sky.
Some pices in Santa Marta?
I will be in Santa Marta in September. Can anyone educate me on the prices to live in Santa Marta? For example: how much it costs to eat in a decent restaurant? How much a beer costs at the bar? How much it costs to fuck? Et. Etc.
Thanks.
Comprehensive list of places in Colombia listed by city
Places to get Covid test for return to USA.
Scoll throught to find the city you are in.
This is a comprehensive list of places in Colombia listed by city, giving the webiste, physical location, hours they are open, whether or not you need an appointment, the type of tests offered, the phone number, the turn around time, the price.
[URL]https://co.usembassy.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/103/COVID-Testing-Locations-in-Colombia.pdf[/URL]
Sounds like my kind of place
[QUOTE=Balimassage;2607376]Thanks for the report! Thanks for the updates on closures etc.
Not sure what you mean about thin info on the board. I'd say this board has the best info of any town in Colombia! The map is great, the town is easily accessible and affordable. Easy to get around.
I would actually argue the charm of the town is exactly the things you mention.
There are no gringos so the treatment I get from chicas and around the city in general is the best I've encountered in Colombia.
Spanish isn't exactly required but because it is borderline necessary, it keeps away all the sex-pats that might cause the "gringo tax" (rip-offs, overpriced, bad service, hotel joiner fees).
Lack of attractions (beach, etc) keep the focus on just having fun at the casas.
I get 10 x more attention from non-pro local girls in Baq than in Medellin.
Net, I love Barranquilla. Being a foreigner in town, you're sort of a celebrity..[/QUOTE]Sounds perfect. Can you tell me what part of the city you stay in and a couple hotel recommendations.
Recommendations and where to hangout to meet a new friend (s) Is the heat that bad during the day? Any other advice is welcomed.
Thanks!
Hope you are having or had a great time this visit!