Hi, I am so sorry for the big delay, I had urgent things to solve and I barely opened the computer once or twice in over a month, I'm coming back today with the second part of my holiday( the one in Colombia). I flew from Caracas direct to Bogota. It is less than 2 hours fly but at the airport in Caracas is a nightmare, huge queues everywhere, and people “wiling to help you” for the right amount of money everywhere. I can tell you that I got fouled this time by 2 guys that offered to help me and they were appearing to be part of the airport stuff. In short I had to give them about £10 in bolivars for absolutely nothing( shame on me). After you pass the security is much better. Is looking like a normal airport.
In Bogota after the check out I exchanged 30 dollars inside the airport. The rate was ok, approximately 10% less than Google rate. The whole atmosphere at the airport was so much different from Caracas airport. People were more relaxed, nobody was looking at me trying to change me money, offering a taxi or any other services . The next thing to do was to buy a SIM card from a shop inside the Airport. The girl in the shop helped me with all the settings. I just told her that I need a sim with approximately 1gb of data. I paid 40k COP (approximately 10 quid ) and I got 1.5 gb, 1000 minutes and 1500 texts. That was more than enough. The network is called Claro and is most popular in Bogota. Then I ordered an Uber and you can choose what door to be picked up from(from 1 to 5) Is very easy but my driver wasn’t familiar with the airport and he was on the upper level(there are two floors. found me short The upper one is for drop off and the lower one is for pick up. I called the guy and he after. His English was pretty good. I got to the hotel in about 30 minutes. The price was 27k cop (approx 7 quid debited from my account). The hole impression about the city during the journey from the airport was that I am not only on another country but on another continent. Different cars( newer and less polluting), cleaner air, much better maintained buildings, wider and better streets. The hotel I booked online was B3 Virrey ( Carrera 15 con calle 88). Bogota is a grid like city with carreras running from north to south and calles running from east to east. Is like a huge plateau in the mountains at over 2500m altitude. The temperatures are pretty much the same all around the year( about 20-22 Celsius during the day and 10-12 during the night). They rarely use AC or heating.
At the hotel’s reception there is always at least one person that is speaking English. That was a pleasant surprise after Venezuela( in Venezuela almost nobody is speaking English ). The rooms are rather small(half of the size of the room in I had in Venezuela at Chacao Cumberland hotel) which is a big minus but it compensated with the fact that everything in the room and in the whole hotel was in perfect condition, everything was working perfectly and it was looking new and very clean. There was no heating or AC but the temperature in the room was about 21 at all time which is a good temperature. It was about 2pm when I got in the room and I felt exhausted. So many punts in Caracas, the fly but most of all the trip I had before at Avila mountain in Caracas, really got me… At Avila I was wearing only a t-shirt and nothing on my head and although it was cloudy most of the time I got sunburns all-over. Is equator, and Avila is at almost 3000m altitude. I felt in a very deep sleep and when I woke up it was 8pm. I was hungry so I decided to go out to find an restaurant. I asked at the reception where I can find one and I found that are a lot of restaurants, pubs, clubs just 2 streets away. It is called zone T and is kind of Covent gardens and Soho in London but it is not so compressed and feels less crowded. I walked on those streets for about half an hour and at all times I felt safe. No doggie people no dark corners, no strange groups. The area is very touristic and I heard people talking English, German, French, Portuguese all around me. On two occasions I’ve been approached of people handing out leaflets with night clubs and striptease bars but thy weren’t pushy or too insistent. I ate, and after I walked around for another good half an hour and I came back to the hotel. Maybe is just my impression but I felt like people were much colder…
I will not relate about whole my time in Bogota hour by hour but I just wanted to describe you a little bit of the atmosphere. I will stick to the punts, where I punted how much I paid, experience description etc…
I used a few websites but the main one is
External Link/Members Only . It is very well organised and is pretty much like adultwork. You can search by region age services provided, prices etc, etc, etc. The first that appear are those profiles that had the most recent activity. For every punt I had I will attach the contact details including phone number. The website has a search engine and you can type the phone number or name. If the number belongs to an agency than you will find multiple profiles with the same phone number. The first days I punted at my hotel (b3 virrey) but soon I realised that this is not something usual and the reception can stop the girl at the reception.
The easiest and safeties way to punt is to take a room in a love hotel and to call the girls to your place. There are plenty of love hotels in Chapinero area. I’ve been in two of them. The price is about 40k cop (aprox 10 quid) from 6pm to 11am next day or the same price from 10am to 6pm. I think you can arrange at the reception to pay for 24 hours if you want to. The rooms have tiles all over the floor(this is something I dislike) so be sure you bring some flip flops with you. I personally have been in two of them: Motel Dandy and motel El Nuevo Chalet, both on the same street basically just cross the street. Both of them are quite similar in quality and prices and are well known by any escort. In the same area you have at least a dozen more motels like these( Portal, Casa Montana, Laguna Azul and many more). The address is Bogota Carrera 15 con calle 61 or short Cra.15 # 61. Bare in mind that the area is not safe for you to walk during the night like north area. If you need to go somewhere during the night better request an Uber( it is safe, registered, you don’t have to pay cash and is ridiculously cheap aprox 5 times cheaper than the uber in London).
Before going ahead with the same table I made for Caracas there are a few things I would like to underline. First you should know that on average my punting experiences in Bogota weren’t that breath-taking as those in Caracas. Don’t get me wrong… it wasn’t bad and I still got some amazing memories but girls in Bogota are are in general more professional( I mean that you can see that they do it like is part of their job and in Caracas I didn’t felt that way). Another turn of for me was that in almost all cases OWO is EXTRA or not allowed. FK is in most cases allowed but in many cases it is quite reluctant. All of this will be reflected in my marks. Probably if I would’ve been just in Bogota without being in Caracas, I would’ve been more enthusiastic and it appears that my punting experiences got eclipsed by those I got in Caracas.
Observation: In Colombia girls tend to have the skin a little lighter than in Venezuela but is almost the same mix. That is why is hard to describe because someone can have all three characteristics in equal proportion. Ex Erika I described her like black girl but her skin was very light and her face had south American features.
P.S. I will come back(soon I hope) with some specific details about Caracas that I neglected in the preview post.
Hasta luego!
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