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Say Tijuana, and most men immediately think of escorts, strip club chicas and the Tolerance Zone famous for it's streetwalkers.  The Mexican border at the Tijuana crossing is located just 20 minutes from downtown San Diego, but is a world away from U.S. culture.  Prostitution is legal, and you can easily find a hooker in a short amount of time.  The Zona Norte is where the action is.  (Also called "La Zona Rosa" or "Boys Town".) At the center of it all is Callejon Coahulia, also known as "the alley".   The trick is to have a safe experience, get exactly the sex service you want and pay as little as possible.  There are 7,000 registered sex workers in Tijuana.  That's a small city population of women (and yes, men) who compete in the sex-for-money business.  Many of the women you'll see on the streets have beautiful faces, long dark hair, beautiful breasts, shapely legs in sexy stockings, and a dick bigger than yours.  Be aware of the many travestis, also called shemales.

The problem with finding escorts (prostitutes) in most of Mexico is there's no information.  Tijuana is just the opposite.  There's too much information!  The Cityxguide  forum reports alone have several hundred pages.  TJ Amigos is a forum community dedicated solely to Tijuana, and the monger members are all like tenured Professors of Prostitution.  Also excellent is the World Sex Guide or International Sex Guide in their Tijuana sections, and 21 Or Over info on Tijuana.  Shoot us if we've missed anyone important.  Point is, if you're new to the Hobby or are visiting and just looking for a little help getting started, it can be overwhelming.  If you're a monger in Southern California and you are familiar with TJ, visit our other pages when you visit other cities. 

Newbies, start with your limits.  How much can you spend?  How much time do you have?  Are you alone or with a group?  Tijuana is famous throughout the world for it's strip clubs.  If you have a few hundred dollars and a free evening, treat yourself to a night you'll never forget at the Adelitas or Hong Kong.  A "can't miss" sight for a visitor in the Zona Norte, where you'll see dozens (maybe hundreds) of street hookers.  The navigation at the bottom of the page will help you find the escort, strip club, massage parlor or brothel you are looking for.  Couples looking for a swing club will have more choices north of the border, though we have links to local ads.  One of you will need to be semi-fluent in Spanish. 

If you have no problem with Multiple Shots on Goal, one option is to whet your appetitive on a street girl in the afternoon, then enjoy a strip club experience later in the evening.  If you're from Nebraska or somewhere and don't know, all the strippers here are hookers, and the rules back home don't apply.  They want you to touch them, stroke them, and fondle them while they dance for you.  Stroke her titties.  Rub her ass cheeks and pull her close.  She'll be all over you at the same time.  Once you're both ready, she'll take you somewhere private and either suck you off or give you full vaginal sex.  If you've never been to Mexico, the experience is unbelievable.  You may think twice about spending $500 in a strip club back home where you can't get closer than 3 feet, much less grab the good stuff. 

General Tips:

Driving:  Park on the U.S. side and walk across.  Use these maps.  Take a cab to the Zona Norte or your preferred strip club.  If you're going to take your car across, make certain to buy insurance from any of the agencies advertising on the U.S. side near the border. 

Cabs: The cabbies are paid to take you to certain places and their commission is added to your bill, so it's best to know where you want to go. Always get a price before the trip starts.  

Water:  Drink bottled water, bottled beer or soda from cans.  Stay away from the local water. Your system isn't ready for even a little bit of the new microscopic friends you'll make from the local water.

Food:  All the restaurants may look dirty to you, but some are much more careful than others about your health.  Stay away from salads and ice, and anything else that would expose you to local water.  Cooked foods may be a little more greasy than you're used to, but you should be fine.  If the restaurant is advertising in English, that's a good sign.  Never eat from the street carts. 

Cleanliness:  Wash your hands ever chance you get.  Money and doornobs can make you sick if you touch them then rub your eyes or put your fingers in your mouth. 

Condoms:  Always use condoms, and it's better to buy them in the U.S.  Opinions vary, but it's very rare to get sick from a BBBJ.  (Bareback blowjob.)  For some of us, the rewards outweigh the risks.

Relax:  Don't get freaky and start spraying everything and everyone with Lysol.  These are just precautions.  Most people are careless and nothing happens.  If you have a sensitive system, though, these common sense tips will make sure your Mexican memories don't include Montezuma's Revenge. 

   Other things to do:

• Shopping: Mexicans come across the border to shop for almost everything.  Only buy crafts they make in Mexico, like hand carved onyx, leather goods, hand-woven baskets, Mexican liquors and the like.  Start at Avenida de Revolucion.  (Just say you want to go to "Revolution".  Cabbies will understand.)

• Jai Alai:  There's no other game like it in the world. Basket like gloves, a rock-hard ball thrown against a wall at speeds up to 170 mph and incredible acrobatics are some game features.  For more, visit a history of the game or find out about tickets.  The Jai Alai palace is on Avenida de Revolucion. Easy to find. 

• Cultural museum:  There's nothing that says you can't go screw a beautiful young Mexican street girl, visit the world famous Tijuana Cultural Center museum, then head for the strip clubs. There are art galleries, 3D movies, local dinosaur fossils and More.  The dome building is amazing.  This is stimulation for the other head on your body. 

• Bull fights:  Held on Sunday in the afternoon.  Not for the faint-of-heart or those with queasy stomachs.  Tickets are $12 to $40 USD.  Bonus points if you take a copy of Hemmingway's Blood and Sand.

• Rosarito Beach.  Half an hour south.  Have a drink at the old Rosarito Beach Hotel and imagine you are a Hollywood Star during prohibition.

• Have your car reupholstered.  It may sound strange, but if your ride needs upholstery, you'll pay less than $500 for $2,000 worth of upholstery work.  This pays for the entire trip.  Do the research here.  The main thing is to just stay with the car while it's being worked on.  Tell them you own a used car dealership in San Diego and if they do a good job, they'll get more work.  Go to Baja Jr, 3rd and Negrete (2 blocks from Revolution). Talk to Ricardo the Owner.  Reputation?  Good work, fair price and he will stand behind his work.  There are other shops clustered in that area if you want to comparison shop..     

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