Caracas

Great posts misterali! It was definitely worth the wait. Keep them coming!

I woke up and was greeted by the view of the Avila mountain range. It is absolutely stunning! Breakfast included so I went for a meal then I went to for a quick work out. First girl arrives at 2 pm. She is young and slim, very girl next door type. We had a coffee (Meet &Greet) then decided to go out and explore the local area.

A quick word on prices. I had dinner on the first night and it was coke and pasta, total price 1. 5 M BsF. More or less $10 on the exchange rate I got but a decent exchange rate will be a little over $7. Coffee for two was 550 k BsF. This is hotel restaurant so I cannot expect it to be cheap.

We went to a couple of the local shopping centers, telling me about how things work in Venezuela. We saw a queue outside a shop, she tells me this for the flour. She tells on some days she has to queue to purchase items at a reasonable price. I see a supermarket called Excelsior Gama and it seems very well stocked. We go in and ask if she fancies anything for herself and she declined anything. I bought her some cookies and picked up two small bottles of water and a yogurt pot. Total cost of 590 k BsF. The minimum salary in Venezuela is the equivalent of $7. This is almost $2.5 for nothing. I realize that everything is available in Venezuela, it's just not possible for the average Venezuelan to enjoy.

We walked around for 3 hours, telling me about things and which areas to avoid. In the end we had McDonald's as it's not something they eat. It was an obscene cost in comparison to local earnings, about $4.

The whole time we were outside I did not feel threatened or in danger. At times we took out my phone for translation between us. But she seems more worried about that than I am.

Back to the hotel, we had a little time together cuddling on the sofa and chatting but she was clearly very shy. I didn't force it and I walked her back to the metro station when it was time for her to go. No money given. It was more like a first date through SA (Seeking Arrangements).

Unfortunately this has left me a bit blue balled. I decided to contact the escort agencies.

I followed The Prince's advice and followed the girls and agencies in Twitter. So fired up Twitter, [URL]sexycaracas.com[/URL] and [URL]sexcaribe.com[/URL] and see who was available. Contacted three escort agencies as I wasn't looking to pay the independents prices.

Independents charge about 4 to 5 times more per hour. I am not sure if I am getting 4 or 5 times more value or better sex so decided against it.

Of the three agencies two of them sent pictures on who's available. In terms of details of the girls and services I had to go back to the websites to figure it out. Two girls stood out from different agencies.

I ask about cost and let them know which hotel I am in. They said 2.5 M BsF including taxi per hour. So I ask will you accept dollars? They said sure, $15 per hour. I was satisfied and requested for two hours. She arrived within the hour.

Hotel staff call me to say your girl is here. I tried to say I am coming down but they didn't understand and hang up LOL. I start to make my way down but the hotel staff member has brought her up! Great service haha! The staff member asks me something but I didn't understand so he says it's ok. Only then I realized he wanted a little something.

She's about 5 ft4 and very fit physically. Face was nice as well. Overall I'd rate her 7. 5 because she's had a baby see-section but there was some damage there. The plus side is her pussy was still tight!

I offer her chocolate and a drink. Sitting on the sofa we have a laugh and joke, my terrible Spanish and her non existent English. Soon we move to the bedroom and we get into the action. Lots of kissing, she's not shy and proactive. Natural be cups but looks decent. She gives a worthy oral performance and is happy to have me finger her. As we are ready we put on the condom and we get into it. She really enjoys herself and is into it. Then she gets on top and how she moves has really got me going!

A few position manoeuvres and soon I emptied my load. We relax and it's been over two hours so she gets ready to leave. I walk her out and I think I'll definitely have her over again.

However I feel like I got another round in me. I ask the next agency to send their girl with huge tits. They said the dollars rate is $10 per hour including taxi and it will be over an hour so I watch a bit of TV. Same again, the hotel staff bring the girl up for me. They are probably shocked about the fact I got two in one night! I slip the staff member a note for his good work!

This girl was young but she had nice big tits on a slim body. I'd put her at 5 ft4 as well and maybe a size 12. Overall I'd rate her a 7. Her behaviour was a bit erratic even though she gave great blowjob, tit job and was very horny. This time I didn't last as long. I wasn't comfortable with her being around too long, gave her a few minutes before round 2 and I had to have her in doggy. She had an ass that I wanted to enjoy and she was really trying hard to keep quiet as I was slamming into her! Soon after I pop I sent her on her way. She was happy to leave just over 30 minutes early.

I've been around a few girls that did coke in my time and she came across under the influence.

Total girls cost $55, $30 first girl and $20 for the second one. $5 for the hotel staff.

Did I over pay? No. Considering the exchange rate, the stability of the currency, lack of physical cash and the actual exchange I was getting at the time I was not benefiting too much from paying in BsF vs USD. If I was there today I will definitely be paying in local currency as the value of the bolivares is dropping quickly so your cash will take you further. But I would always give a little tip on top to get a little more positive service. And why not? They can do with the extra cash.

I've attached the self taken photo of the first girl and the website photos of the second girl.

[QUOTE=MisterAli;2168912] Over the last two months the currency has stopped it's free fall and plateaued at 230 k BsF per dollar.
[/QUOTE]Man, bad timing on your visit because the rate for the dollar has been climbing like crazy for the past couple of weeks, right now is almost 3 times what you got during your stay. Still, cool to hear that you had a good time.

[QUOTE=MaraCucho;2169894]Man, bad timing on your visit because the rate for the dollar has been climbing like crazy for the past couple of weeks, right now is almost 3 times what you got during your stay. Still, cool to hear that you had a good time.[/QUOTE]It has actually started on the day I left! And now it is obscene what is the current rate of exchange. My guess it will be 1 M BsF to $1 before end of June. Cannot make for a good election season.

Lovely posts man! Please keep them coming!

Just to break the posts up a bit with some more info.

I guess it goes without saying, Spanish is very essential to all those wishing to travel here. Take classes and you may just be able to get by. It is the Latin American type to learn that would be best but you can still get by with the European Spanish. You will just sound foreign and struggle with a few words or phrases here.

Escort agencies in South America are known for using fake pictures and sending a girl that looks nothing like the one you asked for. Luckily in Venezuela the escort agencies I contacted sent me unblurred & unedited photos of the girls. So I was happy to select knowing what I was going to get. In fact the girls usually looked much better than the photos!

And in case you haven't figured it out, it's not World War 3 out there as the news will have you believe. The news is designed to sell you papers, subscription and needs your viewership. Journalistic integrity is non existent! On my third day I was sat in a fully stocked bar, girls were walking around around with shorts so short you can see their ass cheeks, enjoying a cup of tea. Breakfast may be missing an item or two, cash is difficult to obtain and people here generally give an aura of depression. Their lives changed dramatically in the last decade so their feelings are justified. Apart from that, man they are living! Trying to make do. Everyone here is nice and willing to help you. But don't be fooled! Like any other country in the world there are risks. Just be street smart, watch videos on how Venezuelans dress and don't flash any cash or watch and jewelry. Do not be lulled into a false sense of security and don't go where you have no business being.

A bit about hotels. I stayed in Altamira Suites which was pre-booked online prior to arrival which is advised here. The hotel was recommended as girl friendly and was the case. As the currency is currently stable I was not going to get any benefit from paying in cash on arrival. So I booked my next hotel just prior to traveling to Caracas, day before! I used Trivago as it offered the best rates.

Before the local currency was dropping in value so when the hotels set the price at $20 per night by the end of the week it was $2-$5. Now the currency is stable we get no such benefits.

I woke up and feeling lazy so took my time getting ready. I get a call from reception reminding me check out is at 12 and I ask for a late check out. No problems for them as they don't have a queue of guests.

As I get ready to leave I ask them to call a taxi for me while I have a cup of tea. The hotel staff member who was very helpful before joined me and we discussed many topics and put perspective on a lot of things. I don't think anyone can really appreciate the situation here until you see it for yourself. I was introduced to the hotel owner who was a straight forward guy and I ensured I would be recommending his establishment. I don't think he would have thought it would be here on ISG!

Jump in the taxi and we stop for a quick bite at a Venezuelan restaurant (El Budare de la Castellana) with a sign saying open 24 hours so might be a spot for late night meals. We then head off to Eurobuilding Hotel & Suites. Nice big building but a bit isolated IMHO. I was booked into the Business Class Suites which was nice. I might eye up the First Class Suites for next time. The bellboy (man) takes my luggage up and is very helpful and makes sure I am settled in and showing me how to use everything in the room. He says you need anything just ask.

I say what about cash? He says too much here. $1 gives you 80 k BsF but on transfer to a bank card you get 200 k BsF. I said I have a card for now, I need cash. So he says it's hard but he can make a few calls. I ask him to organise $100 equivalent. No worries he says. An hour later he's back with the money 8 M BsF! Wow. I give him a nice cut of 500 k BsF for helping me out and he cannot believe it. It's equivalent to a monthly food budget for some if not many here.

I don't feel like doing much today. Stayed in and was relaxing in the plush room that works but some things are out of order like light bulbs missing from lamps, in the situation the country is in I would not be surprised they are rationing light bulbs!

I realized I gave the first girl from last night the wrong number to WhatsApp me so I decided rather than chasing someone else I can just call her over. Got in touch with the agency and had her come over. At a premium of $20 per hour! They charge more for being at the Eurobuilding.

She comes over and smiles as soon as she sees me! Why are you here? Confused why I changed locations. One of the rules of the Game, love! LOL she likes the hotel and room but says higher floors have better views.

We order room service and have a little bite. She takes my right number and we move on to the main event. A good two rounds, more of the same and very relaxed. We weren't in a rush and enjoyed it. Time is up and she needs to go so I call it a night. She leaves with $40.

Hotel staff did not ask for money but from the corner of my eye I can see the doorman angling for a bribe, beware if you stay here. They are known to charge a guest fee for ladies. I don't know what it is as I have yet to encounter it.

That was me done for the night as I had plans to go out and do more stuff the next day.

[QUOTE=MisterAli;2170099]Just to break the posts up a bit with some more info.

I guess it goes without saying, Spanish is very essential to all those wishing to travel here. Take classes and you may just be able to get by. It is the Latin American type to learn that would be best but you can still get by with the European Spanish. You will just sound foreign and struggle with a few words or phrases here.

Escort agencies in South America are known for using fake pictures and sending a girl that looks nothing like the one you asked for. Luckily in Venezuela the escort agencies I contacted sent me unblurred & unedited photos of the girls. So I was happy to select knowing what I was going to get. In fact the girls usually looked much better than the photos!

And in case you haven't figured it out, it's not World War 3 out there as the news will have you believe. The news is designed to sell you papers, subscription and needs your viewership. Journalistic integrity is non existent! On my third day I was sat in a fully stocked bar, girls were walking around around with shorts so short you can see their ass cheeks, enjoying a cup of tea. Breakfast may be missing an item or two, cash is difficult to obtain and people here generally give an aura of depression. Their lives changed dramatically in the last decade so their feelings are justified. Apart from that, man they are living! Trying to make do. Everyone here is nice and willing to help you. But don't be fooled! Like any other country in the world there are risks. Just be street smart, watch videos on how Venezuelans dress and don't flash any cash or watch and jewelry. Do not be lulled into a false sense of security and don't go where you have no business being.[/QUOTE]Amen, I have been saying this for years in various posts in various country threads. The media makes it seem like as soon as you step off the plane you will be shot or kidnapped. Stay away from bad areas and bad neighborhoods, the same rule you would follow when you are in your home city and you will be fine.

[QUOTE=BobSmith1;2126362]Hi everyone,

I want to go to Venezuela too but I like to go with travel buddy if there are any? Where can I find them or travel group? I'm from northern California.[/QUOTE]I want to go to Venezuela also in few months I don't no speak English very good but I have the same plan yours, if you want I go by my side but it is good to have someone in the same plan I am an engineer independent I am 41 years old and I am going to see that because of an experience with the Venezuelans and maybe find a good woman there.

[QUOTE=Johann004;2171436]I want to go to Venezuela also in few months I don't no speak English very good but I have the same plan yours, if you want I go by my side but it is good to have someone in the same plan I am an engineer independent I am 41 years old and I am going to see that because of an experience with the Venezuelans and maybe find a good woman there.[/QUOTE]I am an engineer. I am 47 yo and I am looking to go to Venezuela. I should also mention that I am bilingual. I have a non-US passport from a country that maintains friendly relations with Venezuela. I have traveled all over Latin America and Africa and never had a problem. Not saying that it was "safe," but common sense and trusting one's gut goes a long way. Having said that, I am looking for an adventure. I am thinking of crossing in Cucuta. Much easier to exchange money and arrange other "service" before going into Venezuela.

Pay Jackson and PM me.

Soy ingeniero. Tengo 46 años why tambien quiero irme a Venezuela. Deberia mencionar que soy bilingue. Tengo un pasaporte de un pais (no EEUU) que mantiene relaciones amistosas con Venezuela. He viajado por todo America Latina why Africa why nunca tuve un problema. No digo que fue "seguro," pero el sentido comun ayuda muchisima. Por lo tanto, ando buscando una aventura. Estoy pensando cruzar la frontera en Cucuta. Me parece mas facil cambiar dinero why arreglar otros "servicios" antes de entrar Venezuela.

Paga a Jackson y enviame un mensaje.

[QUOTE=Mfins;2170849]Amen, I have been saying this for years in various posts in various country threads. The media makes it seem like as soon as you step off the plane you will be shot or kidnapped. Stay away from bad areas and bad neighborhoods, the same rule you would follow when you are in your home city and you will be fine.[/QUOTE]The problem is: There are no good neighborhoods in Caracas anymore. Violent crimes happen in all parts of the City. Yes, you are more likely to get robbed in Sabana Grande than in La Castellana, but that does not mean that you are safe there. So when you really want to stay away from the dangerous areas, don't go to Caracas.

Okay, here is my Report. Maybe it's not really a Report, but more of a rundown on the Situation in Caracas.

I am a European expat, living in Caracas since June 2017. I did not come here because I like it here, or because "Caracas is such a nice City, with really friendly people". I am here because my boss pays me a shitload of money, a nice apartment, two cars and a flight out of the country every three month. And still it does not really compensate for a lot of things.

Big thing is security. There are no safe places, there are places where it's more likely to get robbed / mugged / beaten / tricked or killed than others. Even the "safe" Hotels are not really safe, it's just a very unlikely place to become a vicdim of crime. But still, people got robbed in the Elevators of the Melia Hotel or in the Garage of the Renaissance.

The basic rules are: Never walk, keep a low profile, show less than others. But still, the bad guys will bring your down for an 80€-Smartphone from China. Because 80 Euro are 3 years of minimum salary.

It has been mentioned, Spanish is absolutely necessary. No way around this. There are no girls that know basic English. Those who do have already left the country.

To get cash is almost impossible. The Venezuelans stand in line to get 10.000 or 20.000 Bolivar a day. But two coffee and two pieces of cake are already one million Bolivar.

So everybody pays with Debit Card, but you need to have a residency status in your passport to open a bank account. And having a bank account does not mean that you get a card. Because some Banks don't have any plastic. When I opened my accounts, it took my a good two weeks to get everything in order. And this was a VIP Treatment I accelerated with some Dollar.

But you cannot pay everything with card, often the card readers don't work. Or it takes ages to pay by card. I use cash to pay for parking, tips, or to get around faster. If I need things really fast, I use Dollars.

The girls: I don't want any girls in my Apartment, it will be on the Logs of the guards. So I meet them in Hotels that allow short stay, they are all over the City. There are some that are really good, but most of them are cheap, not safe and dirty. And even the good ones are not really expensive. But the Price adds up to the cost of the girl. I prefer the freelancers from Twitter or Sexycaracas. I had some bad experiences with Agency girls, the pictures are photoshopped and you have to negotiate every extra with the girl. Yes they are cheaper, but you get what you pay for.

One word to the Estudios: Don't go there. They are hard to find, most of them are in unsafe areas, and the atmosphere is not very good. They are for the cheapos.

That's it, there will be more to follow.

I just cam back from an average date with an average girl for an average Price.

L. Her Name is Shannel, or Shanell, she doesn't know herself. I got her contact from another girl I meet from time to time. She says, she is 21, I would say more like 25. She Looks like the average Woman of her age: I bit on the chubby side, but a nice face. Her Tits are not yet modified.

She charges 2 Million Bolivar per hour, withe the rate of the Day this is 3,13 US, Hotel was 1,4 Million (2,20 US). Yes the Hotel was expensive, but I don't go to the cheap Hotels. I want it safe and clean. Then I bought her two Coca-Cola and some Chocolate, another 800.000 Bolivar. So altogether it was 4,2 Million, or 6,60 US.

I got DFK, Oral and Sex, it was okay, but not great. I might have her again, but I had better girls.

And of course it was the usual annoyance with all girls, no matter if Freelance, or from an Agency: They are never on time. She was 30 Minutes late, which is again, average.

Agreed on all points, Caracas is manageable with enough street smarts and common sense, but you have to be aware that even the good parts of the city are not 100% safe. Like Tequeño (I suppose you don't have a keyboard with the letter "ñ", hehehe) mentioned, even the cheapest smartphone is equivalent to a couple of years' worth of our monthly minumum wage, so even normal people will be tempted to take it from yours if they have the chance. It is not like you are going to get assaulted the moment you put a foot there (I mean, I have walked through Sabana Grande at night no problem), but you HAVE to be careful at all times.

[QUOTE=Tequeno;2172150]The problem is: There are no good neighborhoods in Caracas anymore. Violent crimes happen in all parts of the City. Yes, you are more likely to get robbed in Sabana Grande than in La Castellana, but that does not mean that you are safe there. So when you really want to stay away from the dangerous areas, don't go to Caracas.[/QUOTE]I have the same chances of getting robbed in Manhattan as I do in Altamira but, maybe you feel as though Manhattan is dangerous too. If you do than I understand your point.