Post: #1

Hello People, Next Friday (July 8th 2011) Ill be hitting the beaches of San Andrés Colombia for five days, but I don't have a game plan, don't know where to game girls and get them easy to my hotel for SNL.

Can you give me a guide on what to do in San Andrés?
How to dress?
How to speak?
Security?
Places?

Thanks Globbetrotters.

Post: #2

Ive been chatting with a girl who lives there for months. She was going to school in Medellin and got a job that took her back to the island. She says its so dangerous that she doesnt want to go out at night and there is a huge drug problem.
She also said that they speak more english there because it was settled by britts. I can ask whatever you want because we talk everyday.

Post: #3

This is not really the time to head to San Andres as it is very low season, and you will not find an abundance of targets to game. SAI is a January thru April hotspot, and dies completely after Easter week until Christmas week.

So, adjust your game plan accordingly.

Mixx

Post: #4

Never went to SAI alone...the night life can be really dead during the off season....You might want to change your plane ticket to come back sooner.

Post: #5

(07-06-2011 10:10 PM)Cali-Pro Wrote:  Never went to SAI alone...the night life can be really dead during the off season....You might want to change your plane ticket to come back sooner.

I'm not leaving tonight to be hitting on girls only, indeed I was invited by a girl i met last year on Transmilenio. And I'm going to be with her and with my sister...I only wanted to have options and fool around a little! How are the locals of SAI? (Character, Languages, "Creole"?, Socioeconmic status?...)

(07-05-2011 12:35 PM)el mechanico Wrote:  Ive been chatting with a girl who lives there for months. She was going to school in Medellin and got a job that took her back to the island. She says its so dangerous that she doesnt want to go out at night and there is a huge drug problem.
She also said that they speak more english there because it was settled by britts. I can ask whatever you want because we talk everyday.

My little friend tells me the contrary, that it's pretty safe...But you know...You have to keep your eyes open and feel your gut! That's why I'm looking for ways to not look like a foreigner but more like a local of the Island...

(07-05-2011 06:06 PM)MiXX Wrote:  This is not really the time to head to San Andres as it is very low season, and you will not find an abundance of targets to game. SAI is a January thru April hotspot, and dies completely after Easter week until Christmas week.

So, adjust your game plan accordingly.

Mixx, my game plan is the same as always: Daygame and get the girls for few drinks on the night (I have a travel plan with ilimited drinks on the bar) and then getting them to my room in the most cost/time effective form (never payed for prostitutes for "Fucky Fucky" and never wil)...But I have a fucking Problem: My sister is going to be watching me and she's a little of a feminist or a puritan/prude (sorry sis)...

I don't see the low season as a Problem, but as an opportunity to run my game without much competence and cockblocks (I'm not a pro man!) also, Im not very friend of the big crowds of people...

How can "adjust" my "game plan accordingly"?

People, Your answers left me with more questions... answer them please!
Leó

Post: #6

:How are the locals of SAI? (Character, Languages, "Creole"?, Socioeconmic status?...)"

The locals of SAI are black or mixed...they are nice to tourists and a surprising amount of them speak english...their socioecomic status is on par with the small town folk of Colombia.

Post: #7

Gents,

I just came back from a 4 day weekend trip to San Andrés. Got my Porto Alegre flag at Viajero hostel.

I will make a report as soon as I enter the Lounge at the El Dorado airport