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Non-pros vs beach hookers. Airbnb chica friendly. Any and all info appreciated. I have watched a lot of videos about the town on YouTube. Looking to come here I imagine this is a fun town. Looking for a Monger concierge for San Juan del Sur in particular and Nicaragua gener I am arranging a party for a few guys, and we like to have someone who can look out for our backs as well as make arrangements for a great house and the girls to stock it. Anybody have some suggestions?
Feel free to message me if preferred. The trip will be in January or February. Watch out for tranny streetwalkers. SJDS is a beautiful, small beach town, and I loved it. There is very little action for a solo guy, though. All the tourists travel in pairs or groups. You might have luck with a waitress or another chica working in a shop.
But be careful about the tranny streetwalkers! I went to Iguana the hip club right on the beach to hang out and drink, and when I left at about 11 pm, there were three streetwalkers who greeted me. Now, I knew that was way too cheap to be legitimate, so I looked at them a bit closer it was a bit dark , and realized that all three were trannies.
I walked away without saying anything else, and one actually followed me for several blocks. So, be aware of that dynamic, and watch your ass walking home in the dark. Oh, also - Crazy Crab is closed now. Iguana is the hip club a few doors to the south. This is a nice and friendly small place, with friendly locals and tourists of both sex. You may find a travelling lady to go with you but on the locals.
