I am planning another monger trip. I was originally planning to revisit the wonderful FKKs in Europe, but I am intrigued at the thought of going to an all-inclusive sex resorts around the Caribbean.

In the DR for example you can fuck five different chicas a day if you want for less than two hundred bucks TOTAL for all five. It's really that cheap. A lot of the Dominicanas actual travel to places like Costa Rica to work where they can get the "big bucks" of about a hundred bucks for a session of an hour or two. lol

Thanks for your reply. I do not mean to insult less affluent countries, and correct me if I am wrong, but I'd rather not venture myself out to a seedy streets to make deals with SW-style skanky providers. Call me racist if you want, but I am rather picky about whom I fuck.. I want to stay in a safe, exclusive resort and have my selection of fine ladies.

The person on the left is a "latino." The person on the right is a "latina."  It is good to know the difference.

For example, the Cocal Resort and Casino on Jaco Beach, Costa Rica, is basically a big FKK club/Meet & Greet.  Not "seedy" at all.  The same goes for some of the hotels in Panama City, Panama.  Here's a shot from the pool bar area of the Cocal.

looks like just what I am looking for!

and if you are looking for hot women in a tropical beach setting at an affordable price, yes it is just what you are looking for.

I speak almost no Spanish. Is that a handicap?

Cocal Resort does look pretty nice! Is there a bit more upscale place with similar theme in CR or DR?

Surprisingly, (to me, at least) in Panama very few people speak English.  I can't speak for other countries in the region.

Apropos to your observation, look at the 2nd review down on this link to TripAdvisor reviews of the Cocal Resort and Casino.  What an AWFUL problem to have!  

Nice scenery! I'm in.

Which of the room types would you recommend? Or any issues with one type over another?
Ocean Front, pool side, courtyard?

The wi fi reception in the Ocean Front rooms sucks, and the only other choice is to get a room that opens up to the parking lot which gives them kind of a motel kind of vibe.

believe it or not Panama is the second easiest country to visit if you don't speak Spanish, with Nicaragua, Colombia, Venezuela and Ecuador all being much tougher to navigate if you don't speak at least some Spanish, although a friend of mine lived in Medellin Colombia for almost two years and never learned much Spanish at all, He seemed to manage just fine.