Top Red Light Places in Colombia

I thought the atmosphere was awesome, but some clubs can get super loud. If you like chatting, maybe choose a place with a chill lounge vibe instead.

If you want to avoid the huge crowds, I think going around 10 PM is perfect. You'll catch the vibe without fighting through masses.

Make sure to ask about drink specials. I missed out on a buy-one-get-one-free deal that would have saved me some cash. Don't hesitate to ask!

I recommend chatting up the staff; they can give you the lowdown on what to see and where to go next. I got some great tips from the bartender that made my night way better!

I suggest going on a weekday if you can; the vibe is much more relaxed and you can enjoy yourself without the crowd. I went on a Friday and it got a bit overwhelming.

I think it's a good idea to bring cash (in small bills) for tips and payments. Some places might not accept credit cards, and it saves time.

My advice is to check out both buildings. The first one was a bit quiet but the second had a larger selection. You might find something that catches your eye better there!

My advice is to bring cash. They don't take cards for everything, and the ATM tends to charge extra fees. Plus, tipping in cash is a must if you want the best service.

I think those private dances are worth it, but don't rush into it - take your time to vibe with the dancers first. Some can be pricey, so ask about the rates before saying yes

My advice is to check the prices before you go in. I got a bit surprised by the menu, as some services were pricier than I thought. Asking upfront helped me avoid any awkward moments.

My advice is to bring cash! Some performers accept tips better than card payments, and you’ll have more fun being able to give them directly.

I think the VIP section is worth it if you want a more private experience, but don’t feel pressured to spend big. Just ask about prices first!