Sosua Reports

My boy just informed me that taxes for the flight to DR will be going up $20 more as of April 1. Looks like pretty soon Old Kool will come out cheaper buying a ticket to Rio. I think DR is the highest place in the world for these taxes behind the United Kingdom.

[QUOTE=Hillbilly69;1375991]Is no dead horse, anyone smarter than my dog Petey knows Rio is the Holy Grail for mongering.[/QUOTE]I like this Petey. Great instinct this dog has. From a [noparse][b][i]tch[/noparse] perspective sounds like Petey would go for a Brazillian Terrier over a Border Terrier if both were taking M4P (milk-bone for play).

Just now reading up a bit on the Sosua vs. Rio squirmish that came and went. The fried bologna vs. Steak analogy was hilarious. Used to go down to Rio and Curitiba not too long ago. The first 2 girls that I had the pleasure to pay for did 2 things (separately and uniquely) that to this day I have yet to see or have done to me in any other countries since. First one had me so messed up that after the deed that I thought I started hearing Edith Piaf singing "Je Ne Regrette Rien" and that Arthur and Ariadne were about to administer the kick! Had to spin my totem on he nightstand to see if what she just did to me was real or not. It kept spinning and spinning and spinning.

For Sosua though. Steak may already come made to order but if you put a slice a cheese on that fried bologna, toast the bread a bit, put some bacon on it with a dash of hotsauce then it can be a decent experience. Sosua doesn't come made to order 'blue rare' but it can work out the kinks with some considerable effort to spice it up.

That said though. Brazil does create an itch that Brazil, [i]and Brazil ONLY[/i], can scratch.

And yes I know I need professional Help. Too bad they close it down though.

[QUOTE=Zip Head; 1371393]Hi Everyone. I'm a frequent visitor to Sosua and have posted many reports and pics in the past, but now find myself in a situation where it is easier to travel to Boca Chica than Sosua. The Boca thread is pretty quiet, so I was hoping some of you regulars who may have been to Boca could send a little info my way as regards to best hotels (decent but still chica friendly) and recommendation for Boca Chica. Anyone done any scuba diving there?

Appreciate any info in advance. Best wishes everyone![/QUOTE]Posted by Revere in the Santo Domingo forum:

Santo Domingo – A Canadian man was nearly killed in the resort town of Boca Chica this week after a Haitian prostitute repeatedly stabbed him in the chest, Diario Libre reported.

According to the article, Jacques Thibodeau received about 20 stab wounds late Thursday night during an altercation with a prostitute. One of his lungs was punctured during the fight, causing doctors to fear for Thibodeau's life.

The woman attacked Thibodeau after he confronted her after allegedly stealing his wallet and his laptop while leaving his apartment. The Police are searching for her and her alleged accomplice.

I guess I wil have to pay 420 now instead of 398. In about 200 years it may catch up to 1288 for Rio. I am thinking the DR is a deal do the math.

[QUOTE=Mr Enternational;1376251]My boy just informed me that taxes for the flight to DR will be going up $20 more as of April 1. Looks like pretty soon Old Kool will come out cheaper buying a ticket to Rio. I think DR is the highest place in the world for these taxes behind the United Kingdom.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Mr Enternational;1376251]My boy just informed me that taxes for the flight to DR will be going up $20 more as of April 1. Looks like pretty soon Old Kool will come out cheaper buying a ticket to Rio. I think DR is the highest place in the world for these taxes behind the United Kingdom.[/QUOTE]Try discovering what Venezuela charges for the privilege of flying into their airports.

Since none of you douche bags (LOL J / K) responded to my initial post asking about some in's & out's in sousa I almost passed on writing this but that would go against the very reason this site and others are so important! First can we please move on from the Rio vs. D. R. Discussion, in the game we play its those of us who travel for pussy and those who travel for cheap pussy pick a side and accept who you are! LOL I digress spent 4 nights in sousa (sea horse villa) and partied every night like a rockstar including diving head 1st in the pool while my iphone was in my front pocket yet another unexpected expense but who cares! 1st night we hooked up with a local "P" who went by rico who sent us 5 chicas all ranging from 6-8 (1 would have gotten a 9 but teeth were not up to par) only 1 report of 1 trying for the quick / uninterested screw the rest all performed great! Night 2 we hit the strip and pretty much nothing outside of rumba bar had any real action, passions was very disappointing, snagged about 6 girls loaded up and back to the villa, with nights 3 and 4 about the same. The only real difference it seemed was that the call girls were a bit more professional in that they were there to cater to every need from massaging to light maid duty these girls were worth every penny of the expense over the ones from the street! All & All nothing bad to say about sousa I think its a bit tacky to get into prices and haggling (my advice is stay home and look for a BP $50 special) before you travel anywhere to cut deals for pu$$why! But hey different strokes for different folks I enjoy the carefree fun of it all, pay what you think is fair and bust her up for every dime! Safe travels to all those in route there and around the world!

[QUOTE=TX1911;1376834]I digress spent 4 nights in sousa (sea horse villa) and partied every night like a rockstar[/QUOTE]Thatz a good look. My boy from Strong Island has a spot in there with a butler and the whole 9.

[QUOTE=Hillbilly69; 1375991]Is no dead horse, anyone smarter than my dog Petey knows Rio is the Holy Grail for mongering. Only ones that bad mouth it can't afford to go, just like the guys that bad mouth Colombia are too big of pussies to go.

On another note I found a Major Grubert video of Sosua I think he uses Grub1 username here and I apologize in advance if someone has already posted it.

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOP0_gdjrvM[/url][/QUOTE]This was shot back in June, Brings back pleasent memories

Chris

[QUOTE=Ttriumph48;1376577]Try discovering what Venezuela charges for the privilege of flying into their airports.[/QUOTE]Yeah. I used to have a girl in Caracas in the barrio who was a hairdresser. It does not cost anything to enter Venezuela, but it is $63 to leave the country. The Dominican Republic charges $82 + you have to pay $10 for a tourist card when you enter the country. And since they are going up $20, your grand total will be $112 in DR taxes.

[QUOTE=Mr Enternational;1376974]Yeah. I used to have a girl in Caracas in the barrio who was a hairdresser. It does not cost anything to enter Venezuela, but it is $63 to leave the country. The Dominican Republic charges $82 + you have to pay $10 for a tourist card when you enter the country. And since they are going up $20, your grand total will be $112 in DR taxes.[/QUOTE]I was actually commenting in the added cost of a basic airline ticket. Check out the price break down. In and around half the complete ticket price. As per the exit taxes. I have not visited wonderful Venezuela in many years. Last visit cost approximately $36 to depart. Curse you Hugo Chavez!

[QUOTE=Runner Up;1377337]Excuse me if this sounds ignorant but I'm leaving in the am and just put this plan together today! I have been at this for a while and I really don't think I need a million prostitutes around all the time. I'm pretty sure caberet will suite me and I was thinking about getting my hotel there. Anyone living there with an opinion?[/QUOTE]Hello,

If you want to go to Cabarete, then go to Cabarete. If you have not been before, then just grab a place for the evening. There are a bunch of places. You can easily get to Sosua and even back to PP if you wish. The Cabarete beach is amazing, but the one in Sosua is really nice as well.

You really do need to give Sosua a visit if you have never been before. It is a sight to behold. If you do not like it, then it is easy to bounce.

I understand that you were asking for advice about a hotel, but you did post in the Sosua forum. That is why I wrote this post.

Best of luck to you.

[QUOTE=Runner Up;1377337]Excuse me if this sounds ignorant but I'm leaving in the am and just put this plan together today! I have been at this for a while and I really don't think I need a million prostitutes around all the time. I'm pretty sure caberet will suite me and I was thinking about getting my hotel there. Anyone living there with an opinion?[/QUOTE]Report back, I don't see this turning out well. Going from Colombia to the DR is like getting kicked in the nuts by an NFL kicker. If you don't find anything decent retreat to Santiago, then back to the beach.

A big wheel like yourself should check this place out.

[url] http://www.oxygenretreat.com/resort-gallery/sex-resort-gallery-relaxation.html [/url]

[QUOTE=Hillbilly69; 1377551]Report back, I don't see this turning out well. Going from Colombia to the DR is like getting kicked in the nuts by an NFL kicker. If you don't find anything decent retreat to Santiago, then back to the beach.

A big wheel like yourself should check this place out.

[url] http://www.oxygenretreat.com/resort-gallery/sex-resort-gallery-relaxation.html [/url][/QUOTE]If history is any indication, the last weekend in January is an awful good beach weekend barring rain.

I just make a reservation at Sosua Sunset Hotel.

Has anyone here stayed there before?

[QUOTE=Jarmondy; 1377704]I just make a reservation at Sosua Sunset Hotel.

Has anyone here stayed there before?[/QUOTE]Never heard of it. Where is it located?