Post: #26

(09-01-2018 11:09 AM)BaatumMania Wrote:  Anyone know if Kenya allows border runs or not? Or would I just be limited to 90 days at a time? Just the crazy ease of getting Tinder matches makes me super curious about going but I already paid for a bunch of Airbnbs in Asia until November or something.

Though with that 5% HIV rate (25% in some communities I read) makes me wonder if my dick will fall off if I bang 12 girls off Tinder within a 10 day period.

Not sure about the visa run... perhaps someone else can weigh in on this.

Regarding HIV, contracting HIV is not as easy as you think. If you bang health conscious educated chicks and use a condom, you greatly reduced your risk of contracting HIV.

Post: #27

(09-01-2018 04:39 PM)rottenapple Wrote:  

(08-31-2018 02:41 AM)Akwesi Wrote:  

(08-31-2018 12:21 AM)RougeNoir Wrote:  

(08-29-2018 11:47 AM)Akwesi Wrote:  In Africa big ass and big tits don't necessarily go together. A lot of the time you will see girls with small tits and huge asses, and this is especially common in Kenya.

This can't be true of West African nations.

Not as extreme as Kenya, but unfortunately still the case there as well. So many girls with big, beautiful, spectacular asses and small, saggy, mediocre tits.

Very true. Ass is a guarantee in Africa, but finding great tits to go along with em is hard.

True... not many big breasts around from what i remember... maybe there was and I was too distracted with some of the big booties around lol. That being said, it's deffo the continent for big ass and amazing legs.

Post: #28

My experience with Nairobi is mixed, but I will come back.

To start with cons:
# it is not for the faint of heart. You will see poverty, crime if you're careless. Some people will stop you begging for money or trying to con you. You will not be able to walk after dark if you want to stay safe.
# hotels are expensive and not great (apart from safari lodges)
# girls may demand money that way or another
# poor infrastructure, awful traffic jams and pollution
# there is a potential for terrorist attacks

Pros are considerable, too, though:
# parks and natural attractions are in the city itself. Only to mention Karura Forest where you can unwind, bike, game girls, observe monkeys, all in a safe environment. There is also a proper national park in the city where you can drive with Uber haha
# decent shopping malls are within easy reach
# girls are all happy to meet you and open for anything

Nairobi is still very much an uncharted territory in terms of foreign tourism (apart from maybe safaris, Nyali Beach and Diani Beach). Go if you are a seasoned guy, don't go if you have not travelled extensively elsewhere before.

Post: #29

I'll go for a week in October. Looking forward to it a lot. I'll probably stay in the Westlands, seems like a good area. If anyone is around let me know, although I'll be short on time.

Post: #30

(09-01-2018 11:09 AM)BaatumMania Wrote:  Anyone know if Kenya allows border runs or not? Or would I just be limited to 90 days at a time?

Not sure, but I went to the immigration department at Nyayo House and got my 90-day visa extended for another 90 days for a small fee (I think it was around 3000 kes just because I asked some clerk to run it through the queue for me, it's usually even less) and without even being asked for a reason.

Post: #31

Just landed here again...

Will add on this thread if Theres anything new.

Is anyone else here? I'm here until early Jan.

Post: #32

delete

Post: #33

great datsheet.

i got two question
1) when you delete tinder and reopen it with new facebook.
do you pay every time to tinder plus?
i don't get it, i have read the tinder threads many times
i understand that when u open new tinder you get newbie boost. but it means u need to buy tinder subscription every time aswell??

2) do u know that if you change change location
while using the tinder plus(not while spoofing) does it gives u boost aswell?

Post: #34

I was in Nairobi from 26 to 28 dec. Only met up with my Tinder girl, and spent all my days with here (biking in Faruka Forrest and do a National Park visit). We met at Brew Bistro. It's a nice place, bit more upscale. Saw some good girls there.

We also hit Gypsies around the corner, which was totally deserted. It was boxing day though, so the city was deserted in general.

My girl said that almost all girls that you meet in nightlife are working girls. When you ask 'hows it going', they answer with a price. It even happened to her when she just wanted to give a compliment on a girl's hair. lol

From a first look, I liked the Kenian girls better than Ugandan ones. Better curves.

Post: #35

(08-29-2018 12:06 PM)BaatumMania Wrote:  

(08-29-2018 11:47 AM)Akwesi Wrote:  In Africa big ass and big tits don't necessarily go together. A lot of the time you will see girls with small tits and huge asses, and this is especially common in Kenya.

I want breasts so big I can use them as pillows or suffocate myself in them.

Not seeing it in Kenya. Not seeing it in Georgia or among Russian / Ukrainian tourists coming here. I think the only place where a lot of women would fix that description might be Colombia but I would be limited to 180 days.

Actually I met a fair number of big breast women in Korea. It's probably because of plastic surgery. But I also noticed that maybe Tungusic people might just be more endowed than others. In Korea I saw a lot of Mongol and Kazakh women who had some nice round asses and big breasts but I wasn't able to meet any that were down for ONS / SNL (when I tried Tinder Passport to Kazakhstan and Mongols the swipe returns were low so I would be discouraged from going).

Big tits and wonderful asses! Head away from Asia. Do make a stopover in African lands but... and I mean but... settle for nothing less than the Latinas. Colombia Venezuela and the entire Caribbean

Post: #36

Did you use an Airbnb?

I wouldn't recommend hotels as I reckon they could raise an issue if you have too many girls coming over. I had a nice apartment in the heart of Westlands with a shared gym and pool. There was also security but their job isn't to cock block you however, they did stare at me quite a lot each time I entered the building with a new girl.

Post: #37

(12-26-2018 08:37 PM)jorge1 Wrote:  great datsheet.

i got two question
1) when you delete tinder and reopen it with new facebook.
do you pay every time to tinder plus?
i don't get it, i have read the tinder threads many times
i understand that when u open new tinder you get newbie boost. but it means u need to buy tinder subscription every time aswell??

2) do u know that if you change change location
while using the tinder plus(not while spoofing) does it gives u boost aswell?

Sorry man just seen this.

You just delete it. Set up the account again. Check in 1 hour. Hit the restore purchade button to reactivate your account.

You can only do this a limited number of times, 20 times or so... not sure. Cancel the tinder subscription and then when the 30 day expires, buy a new one and it should work again.

Post: #38

(01-13-2019 10:43 AM)conick2000 Wrote:  Did you use an Airbnb?

I wouldn't recommend hotels as I reckon they could raise an issue if you have too many girls coming over. I had a nice apartment in the heart of Westlands with a shared gym and pool. There was also security but their job isn't to cock block you however, they did stare at me quite a lot each time I entered the building with a new girl.

AirBnb in Westlands area is ideal.

You can get 1 bed decent apartment with a gym for 50 dollars a night.

Post: #39

Thanks, I am going to go there in a few weeks. My first time in Africa.

Post: #40

(01-13-2019 05:14 PM)conick2000 Wrote:  Thanks, I am going to go there in a few weeks. My first time in Africa.

Feel free to PM if you want further advice.

Make sure to take uber everywhere at night no matter how close. I got arrested on my first trip and it wasn't nice...

Day time is fine. Usual street smarts apply.

I've noticed that I've laid higher quality chicks if I had a back story e.g business investor as opposed to tourist. Some girls like to know if you'll come back before getting into bed with you.

Download taxify. They are currently offering 40 percent off for first timers for a few days. It works just as well as uber. Also you can order two taxis separately with each app should you need to.

Get a money bag as well and don't carry anything more than 5000 ish day to day. Most places in westlands take card so you should be fine.

There's loads of stuff to do... use the girls to help you and show you around. The girls will show you the real side to Nairobi as they are locals. Also they can help with communication in swahili which is useful. You will love it.. Make sure to feedback to the forum

Post: #41

At least 21 killed as Kenya hotel siege is declared over

Quote:Nairobi, Kenya (CNN)Men armed with guns and explosives burst into a hotel complex in Nairobi, killing at least 21 people in an attack that lasted hours and ended Wednesday morning.

An American and a Briton were among the people killed when armed militants targeted the DusitD2 compound Tuesday, an upmarket cluster of shops and hotel facilities in the Kenyan capital.

"The security operation at Dusit complex is over, and all the terrorists eliminated," President Uhuru Kenyatta told reporters without giving details. He called the attackers terrorists.

More than 700 people were safely evacuated during the attack, he said.

Surveillance footage shows the moment one of the attackers self-detonated a suicide vest in the foyer of the hotel, leaving behind billowing smoke as people fled. Before the explosion, another man walked by, stared at the attacker and kept walking.

Shortly before Kenyatta declared the attack over, gunshots and explosions could still be heard at the scene.

Authorities recovered six more bodies from the scene late Wednesday, according to Inspector General of Police Joseph Boinett. That brought the death toll to 21.
Sixteen Kenyans, one Briton, one American and three unidentified people of African origin are among the dead, he said. Twenty-eight others have been hospitalized.
Jason Spindler, an American who survived the attacks on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, was among those killed in the attack. He was co-founder and managing director of I-DEV International, a firm advising on business strategy for emerging markets.

A British man is also among the dead, the UK high commissioner to Kenya said. Development organization Gatsby Africa identified him as Luke Potter, head of its forestry and tea portfolio.

Post: #42

(01-17-2019 05:09 AM)Super Average Man Wrote:  At least 21 killed as Kenya hotel siege is declared over

Quote:Nairobi, Kenya (CNN)Men armed with guns and explosives burst into a hotel complex in Nairobi, killing at least 21 people in an attack that lasted hours and ended Wednesday morning.

An American and a Briton were among the people killed when armed militants targeted the DusitD2 compound Tuesday, an upmarket cluster of shops and hotel facilities in the Kenyan capital.

"The security operation at Dusit complex is over, and all the terrorists eliminated," President Uhuru Kenyatta told reporters without giving details. He called the attackers terrorists.

More than 700 people were safely evacuated during the attack, he said.

Surveillance footage shows the moment one of the attackers self-detonated a suicide vest in the foyer of the hotel, leaving behind billowing smoke as people fled. Before the explosion, another man walked by, stared at the attacker and kept walking.

Shortly before Kenyatta declared the attack over, gunshots and explosions could still be heard at the scene.

Authorities recovered six more bodies from the scene late Wednesday, according to Inspector General of Police Joseph Boinett. That brought the death toll to 21.
Sixteen Kenyans, one Briton, one American and three unidentified people of African origin are among the dead, he said. Twenty-eight others have been hospitalized.
Jason Spindler, an American who survived the attacks on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, was among those killed in the attack. He was co-founder and managing director of I-DEV International, a firm advising on business strategy for emerging markets.

A British man is also among the dead, the UK high commissioner to Kenya said. Development organization Gatsby Africa identified him as Luke Potter, head of its forestry and tea portfolio.

I hope everyone here is safe.

Yeah the Brits are balls deep in Nairobi. Both in this incident and at the Westgate Mall attack in 2014 you could see armed SAS / Ex-SAS dudes killing terrorists and extracting people.

Post: #43

Tragic incident. Crazy thing I was at a cafe in the Dusit centre just over two weeks ago... so it was surreal watching that on the news as this attack had been planned for some time. It did make reconsider whether I should go back to Nairbobi.

Post: #44

(01-19-2019 08:51 AM)khalidkcl Wrote:  Tragic incident. Crazy thing I was at a cafe in the Dusit centre just over two weeks ago... so it was surreal watching that on the news as this attack had been planned for some time. It did make reconsider whether I should go back to Nairbobi.

I was planning to go there in February... that shitty attack really made me reconsider, too.

Might as well go anyway cause shit like this can happen anywhere. I'm not planning to stay in a fancy hotel near any Americans anyway

I was thinking to make a trip to Mombasa as well (flights between Nairobi and Mombasa seem to be really cheap) since I want to see a beach fleeing from the European winter. Any comments/hints on that one?

In the other Nairobi sheet (/thread-49490...t=mombassa) in the last post, someone pointed out that he was rather disappointed but still it's almost 900k+ ppl so there's got to be some talent around?!

Post: #45

Yeah, tragic news about the attack. I considered staying at that hotel a few months ago, but something in the back of my head screamed 'high value' target and I went with something more under the radar. I really wouldn't trust alot of the security at these bars, hotels, restaurants, etc if shit went down. Some of them sleep on their rifles, others aren't even armed. Shame because you can have a great time partying in the city.

Post: #46

I am still going. Stuff like that happens all the time here in the United States except it’s not some Muslim. It’s some crazy guy that lost his girlfriend or something. Then he decides to go to Las Vegas and shoot the place up.

Post: #47

I recommend apartments tbh... more discrete and I think girls like it more. Get a decent apartment with a pool and a lounge area.

Yeah you're right about these incidents. Here in London we've had 3 terror attacks in 1 year... doesn't make my life stop lol. You can't eliminate all risks in life I guess. My only concern is the incompetent authorities and the way they handle these things.

I haven't been to Mombasa which is a shame as I've been to Kenya twice in the space of 6 months. I got too caught up in Nairobi and the girls there haha that I couldn't be arsed to there. Also it was insanely busy during the festive season so I was recommended by a few of the girls not to go.

Also, CBD area has some great cafes and food places for 1/3rd the prices of Westlands. The only thing I hate about CBD is that it's just pure chaos! Do not get an apartment or hotel there... It's not worth it. Westlands is the place to be around Mpaka road or Westlands road if you're solo or dolo. If you're in a group then some villas in lavington which is close to westlands is your best bet.

Post: #48

CBD not worth it because you'll have trouble to come and go whenever you want due to the traffic chaos or in what regard?

Checked Westlands but airbnb is already pretty much sold out. I'll see what I can still get though.

Any advice on screening out pros on tinder? The app is exploding, it's almost unreal.

Post: #49

(01-26-2019 09:15 AM)EmilErlenmeyer Wrote:  CBD not worth it because you'll have trouble to come and go whenever you want due to the traffic chaos or in what regard?

Checked Westlands but airbnb is already pretty much sold out. I'll see what I can still get though.

Any advice on screening out pros on tinder? The app is exploding, it's almost unreal.

Really no apartments in westlands? There's always loads of apartments that are empty in westlands. In the search bar type Mpaka Road as that is right in the heart of Westlands and 2 min walk from clubs such as brew bistro which is popular.

CBD is full traffic on an insane level both cars and people. Youll bump into people constantly and theres loads of street sellers annoying you, You'll hate it. The pollution is also too much. Also, logistics are poor in CBD as all the entertainment is in Westlands. I would only take CBD area as a last resort.

A good apartment will cost you 50 to 70 dollars a night for 1 or 2 bed. On my first visit I stayed in one West park apartments on Mpaka road. It was overkill for my needs as it had 3 bedrooms, 3 baths and I was solo haha. It did have a wicked pool, gym and lounge that the girls loved though. Cost about 110 usd a night.

The second apartment I got cost 50 usd a night and came with a gym and a rooftop lounge (Nothing special) however, I was at the heart of Westlands which was very helpful with everything logistics wise.

Message me if you need any help.

Post: #50

Hey guys
Been in Nairobi quite a few times, as well as Mombasa, Diani and some Nature trips. Its a hidden gem IMO.

Acutally i prefer Kilimani nowadays to Westlands. Quite a few cool places are there like Onyx, Space, Kiza. Westlands has still more places but in terms of logistics as long as you live within 15min drive in a decent area (kilimani, lavington Hurlingham, kileleshawa are all good) I would not restrict myself to Westlands. I agree do not stay in the center CBD - its annoying bc of the street kids and very chaotic in terms of traffic.

Will be there again this coming week. If anybody needs specific intel info or wants to meetup ping me.