(03-13-2019 10:43 AM)shareholder2018 Wrote: This is very interesting thread. I would say that Crunch is honest what he's doing there and he's giving realistic expectations. Some of his women are whales but some have nice curves. Definitely not 3 or 4 but rather 5 or 6. So was giama's chick with three stripes. Not all African chicks are 8-9. I would rather bang these chicks than 5-6 Filipinas without curves. However, the latest pretty one that giama posted is very nice, solid 7½ or 8.
Crunch, do you recommend any of those big cities staying longer than a week doing also something else than chasing tail? I.e. Kampala, Nairobi, Addis Ababa... I like to stroll around and visit museums, parks etc. or are they absolutely concrete shitholes like Barranquilla in Colombia (which was at least clean)? I'm 28 yr, 6'3 and 208 lbs blonde Scandinavian, can I kill it there? Well, at least I'm more confident now when cargo shorts (giama's photo) are an acceptable way to get laid in Africa. 
"I would add however, that many men such as myself enjoy the added benefit of being respected and honored by a woman as a man – something almost nonexistent in the States and Europe and infecting(ed) EE and Scandinavia as well. Anyone who has recently traveled to Norway, Denmark, Ukraine, Czech Republic will know what I am speaking of." Agree with the feeling. 
@Shareholder2018: Will answer your question, however, want to get this out first (have been meaning to post for some time now, however, keep forgetting). I just want to point out that there is merit to everyone’s posts, and that the overall evaluation of where to visit IMHO combines many elements opposed to raw beauty and sex appeal (although high on my list). If I had to pick a country that had the hands-down, most jaw-dropping women I saw during my entire time in Africa – it’s a no-brainer; Lagos, Nigeria. Cote de Ivoire is very hard to beat per capita and overall vibe, however Lagos has the 10’s. Bear in mind, you are also speaking of a city of 20-Million people, so many to choose from. The Nigerian’s are what you envision when thinking of the quintessential African woman. They tend to be tall, shapely, take care of themselves and have a sultry, intoxicating way about them. Also famous for wearing lots of “bling” and dressing in a manner that accentuate their killer-curves. They are also loud, aggressive, play hard and go after what they want (not to be confused with Ugandan’s). I stayed on Victoria Island when in Nigeria. The reason is that Nigeria is not known for being safe, just the opposite. For those of you who know, Lagos is not a city of sightseeing and enrichment, but of concrete, clubbing, black-markets, and hustling. I often refer to the Nigerian’s as the Pirate’s of Africa – and for good reason. Lagos is not for the weak of heart and DEFINITELY not for the first-time traveler to the continent. If not prepared or a seasoned traveler, the hustle will begin the moment you clear customs, from the Uber driver, even Hotel staff depending where you stay and EVERYONE in-between. Prepare to be worn down from people trying to hustle you both openly and subtly. They are very good at it and always come with a smile and temporary friendship. If you get caught up in the wrong part of town (i.e., Lagos Island, Oshodi) or take a bad ride, keep in mind that Lagos is legend in Africa for its crime rate. Comparing a garden-variety Nigerian to that of a Ugandan for example – is similar to comparing a Golden Retriever to a Gray Wolf. Know the lay of the land before even thinking about traveling to Lagos. If you leave your fate to the good-will of the people to guide you along your way, prepare to be fleeced and fleeced BIG! Nigerian’s respect strength and confidence, and despise indecision and passivity. The weak do not survive here. If you allow them to direct your traffic for you, they will and it will be expensive!
Now that I have fully scared the shit out of you (and you should always be on-guard when there), the city can fully be enjoyed if you do not mind a walk on the wild-side. The Lekki Market for example is addicting. It is huge, known for pick-pockets, and Black Market items abound. Keep cash (no wallet) in front pocket, small bills (large bills in shoe). There are “Healers” (Witches) selling here every herb and cure-all known to man. Witch Doctors conducting love spells and curses (JuJu), forbidden animal pelts for sell, you name it. Nothing which cannot be found here. When I visited Lagos, I found they have many great clubs and exclusive ones as well on the “Island”. Lagos is a city of have’s (many billionaires), with many Expats living on the island escaping their countries of origin; many have not’s and a sizeable emerging upper tweener-class that is driving new home development. There was a club in Lagos called “The Escape”. It is a non-private club known for where the most beautiful women in Nigeria would attend on a Friday or Saturday night. There was another club called “Quilox” also great, however preferred the quality of the tail in Escape. These are both legit “public” clubs and where many of the elite not opting for private clubs choose to party. Both clubs (especially Escape) will scrutinize the public very closely for admittance. They turn away about 80% of those wanting admittance. Average looking women are turned away by the boat-loads. Tipping the doorman does not work here. This is where I saw the best-looking women of anywhere I traveled in Africa. The club’s ratio of women to men is about 55% men to 45% women (men buy drinks). No pros in here, they do not even think of trying these clubs. The women are better quality and would even meet Giama’s high standards ? If you are visiting, explain to the doorman you are a tourist and would like entry, they will allow you in, as they know you can’t wait to get in and begin spending your money. The women are amazing here. Did not mean to get long-winded, however, wanted to convey that Nigeria had the best physically appealing women I saw on the continent. However, because Nigerian women of quality are not into giving it up without receiving something in return, classify Lagos as high maintenance. One of their popular go-to moves is asking you to buy them a new cell phone while rubbing your member under the table with their foot (happened to me). I refuse to play that game. Just a heads-up, you are dealing with a culture that gives nothing away without getting something in return. My advice, go to one of my earlier posts where I suggest signing up for AfroIntroductions and passing yourself off as a possible suitor a month or so before your trip to Nigeria. My point is that simply because one country may have more physically appealing women than another, does not mean that slaying is an easy task.
@Shareholder2018, to your question: I always recommend a stay of no less than two weeks, preferably three weeks to a month. Bear in mind, that traveling to and from the continent alone will eat up two days, if traveling between African countries once arriving, even more so. Also, a day to acclimate (shake off jet-lag, etc.). From what I gather, Vizigoth is doing Kampala on a budget. For example, staying at a Hotel for $19 a night opposed to $300 a night which you can expect to spend at Serena, Kampala. My advice would be not to travel until you have a healthy budget to include possible emergencies. Coming to this thread is a good first step. Believe me, wish I had found the Roosh forums sooner. As far as sight-seeing, everywhere in Africa has their niche. Keep in mind that budget always comes into play – the more money you have, the more comfort and fun you will have. Just a fact of life. Opposed to chasing tail (which is one of my favorite past times), both Kenya and Uganda are ideal for Safari’s. Kenya is the most renown for it’s Safari’s, having the finest on the continent. It’s Micato Safari’s are the most famous (and expensive) for those wanting to experience the big five in luxury. I know everyone who has visited Kenya raves about the Maasai Mara National Reserve. I have never been there, however, those who have rate the experience at the top of their most memorable moments. You will also love Mombasa. Honestly, after visiting Mombasa you would not wish to return to Nairobi. Mombasa is Kenya’s Maui. I want to reiterate, you are going to spend a lot of money. Kenya is more “tended” than other parts of Africa, more commercialized. Granted, everything is seamless, safe and has a Disneyland fluidity that you would appreciate – at a cost.
Isn’t it sometimes a little more exciting to feel a little less safe? Especially if the cost will be 200%-400% less? This is why I love Uganda so much (here he goes again). It is in my opinion one of the last, unspoiled regions of Africa. Like Kenya, Uganda has various Safari packages as well. Not cheap (sorry folks, but Safari’s cost money), however considerably less than Kenya. In addition, the Ugandan Safaris are much better in my opinion as you seem much more up close and personal with the wildlife. The tours are not as restrictive and you can get much closer to Elephants, Rhino’s, etc. They will allow you out of the vehicle at times when safe. I whole-heartedly recommend you check out Chobe Uganda Safaris (link below) sitting right on the Nile. They have several packages and the lodge is amazing, and exactly what you would expect an African lodge to be. When I am in Africa, I want to feel like I am in Africa – not the Jungle Cruise ride at Disneyland. Very friendly people at the Chobe lodge as well. Uganda also is one of the places that is known for the “Source of the Nile”. A definite place to visit just because you an say you were there. Also keep in mind that Bwindi National Park is in Uganda which has the largest habitat of Mountain Gorilla’s. There are several Safari’s which will take you on a trek to view them as well. There is much to see in Kampala to include the Uganda Museum, Afriart Makerere Art Gallary, Nakasero Market, and so much more in Uganda. Also try out the countless cafes and restaurants. Of course, you are talking to a major fan of Kampala ?
https://chobelodgeuganda.com/
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