Post: #51

(03-24-2011 05:52 AM)Tony-Trouble Wrote:  

(03-19-2011 07:31 PM)GiovanniRio Wrote:  St-Tropez. Top gold diggers,rich and wanna be richall over - great snobs and many pretentious parties everywhere. A classic posh place which is ridiculously expensive

That's better

Tony-Trouble: I prefer a nice posh place over a drunk and low class 'party' city that lacks class, style and beauty any time.

Most of the girls in St-Tropez have the education & background that gives them enough chances to do whatever they want to. Less gold-diggers there then in any given Eastern European "exclusive" club, and I did many of them...

Like in any other upper-class party it's the wannabe people who stand out. I know many people on a student budget having the greatest times in St-Tropez, Miami, Marbella,... but they don't pretend to be rich - which makes them welcomed in many cases by anyone.

Bottom line, as long you enjoy your chosen destination and fuck some women, you should be a happy man

Post: #52

Quote:Club Lazur draws a good Scandinavian crowd, the Viking

Might be some Scandanavian chicks but the club it's self is dreadful. Really bad music, commercial RnB etc. Full of rowdy drunks dancing on the bars and tables. If this is your idea of a good night fair enough but it's not mines. Sure you might find a drunken Swedish girl or something but the night out it's self will be pretty dissapointing. It's all kids as well.

Quote:LOL,a lot of BS written in that topic from uninfromed guys.I'm not trying to offend anyone but you're stating things that are not true AT ALL!
I think your issue is that you didn't get a Bulgarian flag

Like I said I went to Sunny Beach knowing nothing about it, ended up spending my last week of travelling round the Balkans there. I didn't come here with the intention of getting my Bulgarian flag and I didn't see many Bulgarian girls so it wasn't an issue. If you say they are there somewhere then fair enough, it' still not a good holiday destination IMO.

Quote:Gringo,you're recommending Kraimorie hahaha.Nobody goes there and it's not even famous brutha.

Read again. I didn't recommend anywhere just said where I had been to in Bulgaria. I wouldn't recommend Bulgaria as a travel destination to anyone, probably my least favourite country I've been to in the world. And I'm not just basing that on girls, just everything in general.

Quote:I'm going this year to Sunny Beach in the end of May for graduation.Guess how many hot recently graduated high school pieces of Bulgarian ass will be there ready to party?(Hint:the number is BIG)

If your into school girls than fantastic. Not my thing. Maybe when I was 18, no idea how old you are.

Post: #53

Ok summer is almost there we need a master plan. Im still not sure where to go.

I know naughtynomad really liked Montenegro and Croatia so this is always a good bet. There is a mix of locals but also scandinavians chicks going there to get the d*ck.

We also have Bulgaria on the black sea but judging by the posts it seems to be a little tougher to approach.

Then we have Ukraine. My love. Odessa is the first name that pops. Even if a lot of sex tourist will be there, i found out many ukrainian locals still go and enjoy it. There is also the Crimea region in ukraine (the land that goes into the black sea) wich is really beautiful and where kanzantip will take place.

PS: these are locations wich are more accessible price-wise than lets say st-tropez, because i will be "living" there and not only go for "vacation" for few days.

Post: #54

(04-22-2011 10:58 AM)LÉtranger Wrote:  Ok summer is almost there we need a master plan. Im still not sure where to go.

I know naughtynomad really liked Montenegro and Croatia so this is always a good bet. There is a mix of locals but also scandinavians chicks going there to get the d*ck.

Croatia isn't great, the local population aren't very nice. But Hvar is good fun. Macedonia and Bosnia are much better.

Montenegro is amazing...

Post: #55

Zagreb is a dump but many other parts of Croatia are absolutely stunning. Dreadful food though and people not the friendlist like you mentioned.

Post: #56

Naughtynomad -

"Montenegro is amazing..."

Break it down.

Post: #57

In Europe now... will probably be here until August, maybe later.

Leave for Russia tomorrow. Then Prague for a while. Spain for a while. Ukraine for a while. We'll see what happens.

Post: #58

i am pondering where to hit for july 4 weekend

looking at barcelona for some beach action or poland or ukraine so i can get my EE fix. thoughts?

Post: #59

I'm still trying to decide where to go this summer.

I was in Rome just a few weeks ago. Great for sightseeing, horrid for meeting girls. While the italian girls are for the most parts physically appealing they have been spoilt rotten by cultural that confuses seduction with buying gifts. Fortunately I brought my own "talent" with me... ;-)

Post: #60

(05-22-2011 04:59 PM)Vicious Wrote:  I'm still trying to decide where to go this summer.

I was in Rome just a few weeks ago. Great for sightseeing, horrid for meeting girls. While the italian girls are for the most parts physically appealing they have been spoilt rotten by cultural that confuses seduction with buying gifts. Fortunately I brought my own "talent" with me... ;-)

Wise man. There are some places better enjoyed bringing your own girl of choice. A fishing expedition in med countries is often not worth it.

Post: #61

Spending June in Colombia. Bogota, Medellin, and Cali. Most to the month in Bogota and Cali.

Still trying to decide where to spend July. Here are my options:

1. Romania followed by Madrid and Barcelona.
2. Sweden followed by Madrid and Barcelona.
3. Sweden only and taking the ferry between Stockholm and Helsinki.
4. Romania followed by Sweden.
5. Barcelona followed by a trip to Rome with a local from Barcelona who wants to travel to Rome.

Any suggestions?

Post: #62

(05-22-2011 11:20 PM)alb3 Wrote:  1. Romania followed by Madrid and Barcelona.
2. Sweden followed by Madrid and Barcelona.
3. Sweden only and taking the ferry between Stockholm and Helsinki.
4. Romania followed by Sweden.
5. Barcelona followed by a trip to Rome with a local from Barcelona who wants to travel to Rome.

I can't speak for Romania/Madrid, just a couple of thoughts on the others.

I love Barcelona. It has exciting culture, it has great weather and it has some of the best restaurants and seafood I've ever experiences. As a connoisseur of the culinary arts I would only pick New York above Barcelona as the gastronomy capital of the world. HOWEVER it is also the pickpocketing capital of the world and you have to be very vigilant about your belongings in some areas. Also, don't expect to lay the local population - the tourists will give you 1/10th of the grief. Fortunately there's A LOT of them in July when the Catalonians are still not on holiday (it starts in Aug).

Do NOT go to Rome for anything but sightseeing. Everything is expensive, the clubs are mediocre compared to what you can get around The Med in the summer and the local girls will stonewall you.

I won't make a speech for Sweden since I'm biased. I will say however if you go to Sweden make sure it's late July. That's when a vast majority of swedes have their holiday.

Post: #63

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I won't make a speech for Sweden since I'm biased. I will say however if you go to Sweden make sure it's late July. That's when a vast majority of swedes have their holiday.
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A question. If the majority of Swedes are on holiday in July, will they even be there or on the beaches of Greece and Spain?

Post: #64

I won't make a speech for Sweden since I'm biased. I will say however if you go to Sweden make sure it's late July. That's when a vast majority of swedes have their holiday.
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A question. If the majority of Swedes are on holiday in July, will they even be there or on the beaches of Greece and Spain?
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Sweden doesn't get "emptied" of locals on the holidays like EE or Spain. With 5 weeks of paid vacation many people just go abroad for 1 week or 2 and spend the rest on local beaches or festivals.

Post: #65

I just returned from Bali.Very beautiful place to visit.

Post: #66

I would think that Barcelona and a lot of cities through out Europe would be great in the summertime. All the coastal cities in California are good too but if you go inland it gets hot as hell. I have a friend from Seattle and he says it's really nice up there and I would imagine Vancouver would be good too.

I've never been to the North East of brasil but I would imagine the weather is warm all year round and nice. I checked the weather today and it says it's about 86 degrees in Fortaleza. If I was going to go to brasil and wanted warm weather your best bet in brasil would the North East. I think SP is getting cold right now and if you go south of that it will get really cold.

Post: #67

I'm surprised no one here is talking about going to Belarus as an alternative to Poland. They have just devalued their currency by 56% overnight!

http://www.zerohedge.com/article/welcome...s-sets-blu

It's a hop away from Poland and it's just gotten a whole lot cheaper. In addition, the economic calamity means people probably won't be able to travel this summer so the city might not be deserted like most.

If Belarus makes the headlines (eg - rioting) it will also stop gringos from visiting and increase the exotic factor.

Post: #68

(05-23-2011 08:21 AM)monty3ross Wrote:  I just returned from Bali.Very beautiful place to visit.

Did you rent a truck there?

Post: #69

My plans have been solidified.

June will be spent in Colombia. Bogota, Medellin, and Cali.

July will be spent in Romania and Spain. Some business issues popped up and have to be in Romania. So I ditched Sweden. Hopefully I can find some Swedes in Spain while I am there.

Will post details once the trip is over for the curious.