La Paz

Don't waste your time coming to La Paz, its fucking awful.

I had time to spare the day before my meetings, and I can report as follows:

Juan de la Riva. Does not exist any more in the parking lot as far as I could see and the guard said no more chicas.

Calle Figuerora. Lots of cheap imported Chinese plastick rubbish but no pussy in sight, if there was it was probably mouldy belonging to some 65 year old indian grandmother.

Variette. Found it on avenida Busch behind the gas station with neon lights and looks the part but didn't open until 10pm which was boring so tried a casa nearby.

Casa of unknown name. Known by the taxi drivers. About three block up the hill from Variette on right in a a closed street. Its a house darkened out on right hand side with a gate and trees. Looks like a murderers house and has the Norman Bates feel to it inside. I felt lucky to leave with all my body parts.

Had been there during afternoon on taxi drivers "recomendation" and choice was limited to two "girls" who had seen better days. Another visit on another day at 9pm on Thursday night I was informed the girls were "arriving" but after an hour alas never arrived. This place is a waste of time, if a cabbie recomends this place, avoid!

Beer was 40 bolivars which was a red flag.

Katanas. This is supposedly the best place in La Paz and there is another establishment right in front. Well at 9:45pm there were only a few girls in, no menclients. 100 fucking waiters and the four girls that could be identifed as female were below average, average meaning ugly. Why pay 100 dollars to fuck an ugly women, most of us could achieve that anyway. The idea is to pay to fuck a young and pretty women. Do they not understand that? I had my beer and left vowig never to return and I won't, like ever. If this is the best then what hope for prostitution in La Paz?

Bottom Line. La Paz has pretty young school girls and perhaps single females if you are a young prettyboy student type living in La Paz, maybe.

But if you want good P2P with sexy girls forget it. This is the arse end of whoring, and I mean a mans arse.

If you really must try the local squelchy parts, there is a website [url]www.locanto.com.bo/servicios-personales/209/[/url]

Which has some ladies of the night. One such lady Estaffani was neither young nor that pretty but boy she knows how to give a blowjob, like it was her last lunch. At 600 bolivars its a little steep and I was expecting a tight 19 year old to fuck silly for that kind of money.

However, I think the site is a bit of lottery, with probably no real pictures but other may have more success.

If you must dip your wick I wish you luck, I am now looking at returning to more favourable stomping grounds such as Panama City and being in Elite at 7pm with a pair of tits in my hands for $16 and in the Veneto with 50 sluts at 10pm.

Over and out.

LH

I would be interested in any dating sites that cater to La Paz or anywhere in Bolivia for that matter.

I'm sure there is a whole bank of dating, marriage and escort sites on this site.

I just don't know where they are!

I started a Map from Tungurahua's List.

[url]https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?authuser=0&authuser=0&hl=en&hl=en&mid=zWlQAAF5dKfU.kfvZagpgZUjQ[/url]

I do not know how much I will get done before I get in a week or so.

[URL]http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/showthread.php?553-La-Paz&p=544764&viewfull=1#post544764.[/URL]

Hello,

This place is good to start: [URL]http://companiabolivia.com/[/URL], [URL]http://www.lasmasbellas-bolivia.com/[/URL].

There is not much to see in Bolivia, but the above for contacting some escorts. I don't recommend going to place in the north part of La Paz.

You are much better off going to a motel in Sopocachi. Prices go all the way from Bs400-700.

I do some research every time I got to La Paz. Well, it helps since I am bi-lingual.

It has actually been almost a month since I have been there. Now I can't remember the exact price on the ladies. But it was cheap.

I flew in to La Paz from Chile. As an American I knew I needed a visa for Bolivia and I was worrying about they might act like a bunch of Chavez and Maduro lovers and hate Americans. Another American was on the plane and we talked about the visa thing. He wasn't exactly prepared. I don't know if he had the $160 US Dollars in cash or not. Anyways, if you are needing a visa then you can get it at the airport. For immigration there are lines for locals and I think also the surrounding countries, and then a line for other foreigners, and it is not marked well, but you need to go all the way to the right for the line for applying for a visa. Only the immigration guy on the right can make your visa. It didn't take long and you need to pay $160 US in cash. He didn't want to take one of my $20 bills because it has a very small tear. So bring some US cash in good shape. He gave me a folder with my passport and papers and then I went to the immigration officer right next to him, and he did the passport thing and let me in the country with no problems.

The altitude and cold weather and sometimes rain made me tired and lazy as shit. I walked around a little the first day, and got some food and snacks to bring back to my Airbnb. Now honestly the second day I did not even leave my apartment. I didn't want to get out of bed. I finally got out of bed at like 6 PM to eat food that I had in the apartment and do some internet things. The next day I got tired just walking a few blocks and bought some meds that might help me. I also know things like Viagra and Cialis help with the altitude. On my fourth day I was feeling quite better with the meds and chugging cocoa tea.

I went in the Calle Figueroa 850 place. I looked around and went up stairs and didn't see anything at all. There was a paper sign on the outside that said they wanted to hire young ladies, inquire on the 2nd floor. Well there just isn't anything in that building. I had to pretend like I was a lost tourist. Maybe the shop owners knew what I was looking for. So I went to Calle Figueroa 805. On the bottom floor it just has some very small shops. You would not know anything is going on here. So I walked up to the 2nd floor. Once again, there are only small shops on this floor. I bet those shop owners knew what I was looking for. I was about to call it a fail, but when I was near the stairs again I seen many guys walking up the stairs to the 3rd floor. I looked up the stairs and didn't see anything but a guy collecting coins for entrance. The entrance was only 1 Bolivar. I was starting to think I just paid 1 Bolivar to use the bathroom.

After paying the 1 Bolivar and going up stairs I seen about 10 rooms. It is almost like a dark dungeon with doors open and women inside the rooms, some act like a small club. It was quite a scene. I honestly thought there were only girls on this 3rd floor. At the time there were not a whole lot of men walking around. I seen a nice looking lady, and she pretty much acted like I was the first gringo she has been with. I did see one other guy that looked to be a gringo. He gave me a look and stare as I did the same. If I remember right, the price was 50 Bolivars for 15 minutes. I just gave her 100 and asked for 30 minutes. She thought that was unusual. 100 Bolivars is less than $15 USD. So I was a big baller. I had a pretty good time with her, but I just could not finish. I once again should have brought my own condoms. She was super friendly, white looking girl. The high altitude in La Paz was also still killing me. I don't know if drinking all that Cocoa tea and that med hurt me or not, but I had taken Cialis also, so I didn't have too many problems. After about 25-30 minutes we got momasan bothering us. The girl actually didn't care, but momasan was insistent that our time is up. I paid up another 50 Bolivars for 15 more minutes. I got some more fucking in, but I couldn't finish. The girl supposedly didn't have Whatsapp, but she wrote down her phone number for me. She kept saying she would see me and come to my apartment after work to finish our business. But I never bothered to call her, or message, or however I was going to communicate with her.

After that I left and seen a lot more guys. There were so many men they had to walk around organized in to like a train line walking to all the rooms. Then I seen lots of guys going up another floor. There were so many guys, and they are wondering about this usual looking gringo. But they all seemed friendly. Floors 4, 5 and 6 had lots of women. There are quite a few ugly ones, average ones, and quite a few good looking ones. Oddly the Bolivian men seemed to have little interest in a thin or average shape woman. I seen some real hotties and most of the locals just kept on walking like they had no interest in her. I thought that was odd. But for these guys 50 Bolivars might be quite a bit of money for them.

I had fun, but the altitude in La Paz is really tough to deal with. If I had more time I would have went to some other areas in Bolivia.

I believe going to Calle Figueroa is very dangerous. I don't recommend going to this place. Please do your homework.

[QUOTE=Gagoo;1962109]It has actually been almost a month since I have been there. Now I can't remember the exact price on the ladies. But it was cheap.

I flew in to La Paz from Chile. As an American I knew I needed a visa for Bolivia and I was worrying about they might act like a bunch of Chavez and Maduro lovers and hate Americans. Another American was on the plane and we talked about the visa thing. He wasn't exactly prepared. I don't know if he had the $160 US Dollars in cash or not. Anyways, if you are needing a visa then you can get it at the airport. For immigration there are lines for locals and I think also the surrounding countries, and then a line for other foreigners, and it is not marked well, but you need to go all the way to the right for the line for applying for a visa. Only the immigration guy on the right can make your visa. It didn't take long and you need to pay $160 US in cash. He didn't want to take one of my $20 bills because it has a very small tear. So bring some US cash in good shape. He gave me a folder with my passport and papers and then I went to the immigration officer right next to him, and he did the passport thing and let me in the country with no problems.

The altitude and cold weather and sometimes rain made me tired and lazy as shit. I walked around a little the first day, and got some food and snacks to bring back to my Airbnb. Now honestly the second day I did not even leave my apartment. I didn't want to get out of bed. I finally got out of bed at like 6 PM to eat food that I had in the apartment and do some internet things. The next day I got tired just walking a few blocks and bought some meds that might help me...[/QUOTE]

Any independents available?

What experience, I find it nice that you liked it.

Since Figueroa is not a place for gringos and the girls there are not like western look a like or the kind of girl a gringo would be looking at.

Here in Bolivia there are white girls but they are very western, so they don't get so suprised by gringos, almost like argentinas.

For me the best girls you can have are the regular Bolivian girls, who are mixed Spanish with indigenous and Asian. They are so beautiful, and so pleasant and great in every aspect.

But that depends on tastes, but if you are into white girls I think Chile or Argentina are better.

I wouldn't recoend you to pay for hookers its not the same.

I would prefer to go with average or regular college girls here, just flirt with them, go on a date and get laid.

Have you seen this wachiturras girls? Or turras girls? They are between 18 to 21 and are the low class regular girls and they are not the kind of girls you would be interest in or that you would consider the standard of beauty.

But they are very open minded, if you date one of this girls you will never see this girls the same way.

Cause they are very hot, petite, and they are horny as hell.

[QUOTE=Gagoo;1962109]It has actually been almost a month since I have been there. Now I can't remember the exact price on the ladies. But it was cheap.

I flew in to La Paz from Chile. As an American I knew I needed a visa for Bolivia and I was worrying about they might act like a bunch of Chavez and Maduro lovers and hate Americans. Another American was on the plane and we talked about the visa thing. He wasn't exactly prepared. I don't know if he had the $160 US Dollars in cash or not. Anyways, if you are needing a visa then you can get it at the airport. For immigration there are lines for locals and I think also the surrounding countries, and then a line for other foreigners, and it is not marked well, but you need to go all the way to the right for the line for applying for a visa. Only the immigration guy on the right can make your visa. It didn't take long and you need to pay $160 US in cash. He didn't want to take one of my $20 bills because it has a very small tear. So bring some US cash in good shape. He gave me a folder with my passport and papers and then I went to the immigration officer right next to him, and he did the passport thing and let me in the country with no problems..[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Gagoo;1962109]{SNIP}He didn't want to take one of my $20 bills because it has a very small tear. So bring some US cash in good shape. {SNIP}[/QUOTE]This is a common issue, BTW, in virtually any Latin American country. Often they will not take any currency that has a tear in it, writing on it, has been taped, etc. So if you change or pay with USD, the bills need to be in pretty good shape or the casa de cambio, bank or merchant may not accept it.

That means that you need to examine your change when you receive it. Look at the bills (in local currency) you receive as change. If a bill has a tear etc, the you are perfectly within your rights to ask the merchant to give you another bill.

With all due respect to whomever put the La Paz map together, it's worthless in 2018. I'm sure the info was helpful in the past, but no longer.

My friend and I have spent the last three days here, and as we're checking out various parts of the city, we've looked into a good three dozen casas and strip clubs on the map. 95% don't exist at all, and the few clusters of casas we found on Figueroa and in El Alto were slightly different (and really shitty).

La Paz seems to be an online game. Search "La Paz escorts" and go from there. I found two good-quality casas this way, both in the same building: Juan De La Riva and 1522 see (in El Centro). Pretty easy to find. Three or four girls each, decent looking and eager to please. I sessioned at the one on the second floor (Oficina 1) and it was 250 be for an hour (150 be for half an hour). Going to head back there tonight.

The independent escorts I found online have been generally responsive, too. Going to try to hook that up for tomorrow (Sunday).

Tell us what is and what isn't?

I will adjust the Map.

In the three days you have not said what places you checked on.

Here is a Pdf of places.

Help Us. Tell us what is open or closed.

[QUOTE=HornyGoats;2238422]With all due respect to whomever put the La Paz map together, it's worthless in 2018. I'm sure the info was helpful in the past, but no longer.

My friend and I have spent the last three days here, and as we're checking out various parts of the city, we've looked into a good three dozen casas and strip clubs on the map. 95% don't exist at all, and the few clusters of casas we found on Figueroa and in El Alto were slightly different (and really shitty).

La Paz seems to be an online game. Search "La Paz escorts" and go from there. I found two good-quality casas this way, both in the same building: Juan De La Riva and 1522 see (in El Centro). Pretty easy to find. Three or four girls each, decent looking and eager to please. I sessioned at the one on the second floor (Oficina 1) and it was 250 be for an hour (150 be for half an hour). Going to head back there tonight.

The independent escorts I found online have been generally responsive, too. Going to try to hook that up for tomorrow (Sunday).[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=WorldTravel69;2238766]Tell us what is and what isn't?
Help Us. Tell us what is open or closed.[/QUOTE]Again man, no disrespect. In most cities, the maps are very helpful. The Santa Cruz one here in Bolivia is legit; I used it earlier in the week.

I think the La Paz one should be re-created from scratch to be honest. But since you requested it, I'll do my best:

- The cluster on Avenue America is non-existent. Clubs 50-51-52, Club Dragon Rojo, Clubs 50-54, Club Zeus, etc, do not exist. No SWs in the area when we went by.

- The cluster on Figueroa: we found a couple of low-quality casas at #647. We scoured the area during the day and didn't see most of them as marked. I don't have the names, sorry. Prices on the map are generally accurate. There appeared to be a night club, but it wasn't open when we went by.

- The casas around Plaza San Francisco are not there. Cafe Arte Fantasy (also called Pomba Gira), Gatitas VIP, Olimpo, El Encanto de Sirenas II, etc, do not exist.

- The cluster on Avenida 20 de Octubre in Sopocachi is non-existent. Top Model, Esmeralda Club, Dulce Miel, El Ejecutivo, Kansas, etc, do not exist.

In El Alto, we confirmed that the general area most marked on the current map is still Zona Roja. We found a couple of casas on the same block as Club Privado Penelope and Acapulco. Unmarked and we didn't note the names, apologies. Club Privado Penelope might have the same name. Acapulco or thereabouts was something else. On the same street, Al Rojo Vivo and Mujer Secreta were not there. Nearby, on Raul Salmon, we did not find Gatubela's, Te Amo, Njnfas, El Beso de la Sirena, etc. This is way out of bounds for tourists, and the ones we went into were low, low, low quality. I'm sure there are others in the neighborhood.

(Obviously, my friend and I could've missed one or two that are hidden. But I'm fairly certain the vast majority of the places on the map no longer exist).

We checked out a few others scattered around the city, but I can't remember exactly which those were. We may have simply missed a new area with a bunch of clustered clubs / casas, but we found nothing like that. We don't have any local guides to assist, so I'll reserve judgement.

Please check out my last post for the two decent-quality casas we did find. We went back last night, and I sessioned again, and it was an okay experience. Nothing to write home about compared to a good mongering city, or even Santa Cruz for that matter, which seems to have a much more developed scene.

Let me know if you'd like any additional info, and I'll do my best to help. Going to head back to Santa Cruz tomorrow, and if we hit up any casas / clubs, I'll continue to send updates in that forum.

In any country most Clubs do not open until night and most likely late night.

Casas are a different story.

Thanks for your efforts.

Hey dudes,

Long time monger, first time poster.

I'm headed to La Paz in a few weeks and wanted to know which is better for some fun.

The city or El Alto.

I am from Bolivia but haven't been in 20 years. I have cousins who know some spots and I'll gladly share soon but if you guys have suggestions I'm all ears.

I was in Bolivia for a week, and had three experiences in La Paz.

First was a 23 year old girl from SA. Paid her 600 bob for 4 hours. Realized that was too expensive later on. Anyways, we fucked at the start of session, then she showed me around the town. She wasnt that great in bed and was on the fat side. It would have been a waste but at least she was a great tour guide.

Second was a 2nd floor girl at 1522 C on Juan de rivera. Paid her 250 bob for an hour which was supposed to include 2 shots. Ok session. Nothing great.

Third was a 3rd floor girl from 1522 C again. Paid this one 250 bob + 30 tip. Ok session. But atleast she tried to please me, which I appreciate.

In my opinion, Bolivia is not a good destination for the hobby.