Florida gay beaches
The Best Gay Beaches in Florida
Florida is known across the USA and even the world for being home to some of the best gay beaches on the globe. The socially conservative state is also, paradoxically, one of the most LGBT+ friendly and well-liked travel destinations, so it should appear as no surprise that thousands of gay guys flock here every year to enjoy the area’s sun-soaked beauty.
Florida’s coastal landscape is also incredibly varied, and you’ll be able to sample everything from urban beaches with booming music to rugged swathes of untouched nature reserve. Florida’s beaches are also busy and accepted hubs of action with a range of watersports, outdoor pursuits, and show suited to the interests of any gay traveler.
Here’s our rundown of the best gay beaches in Florida.
Sebastian Avenue Beach, Fort Lauderdale
Every year thousands of gay travelers flock to Sebastian Highway Beach to build the most of the pristine light sand, buzzing local nightlife and grand gay community, making it one of the USA’s most popular gay beaches. The beach is situated in the heart of Fort Lauderdale and is just a matter of steps away from Las Olas Boulevard, a hotspot for resorts and h
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We've put together our detailed travel guide to Sarasota featuring the best homosexual bars, events, things to do, gay friendly hotels to stay, and more.
To know Sarasota is to love Sarasota!
This is the home of Siesta Key Rum, the Siesta Key beach, the massive Ringling Circus Museum, and so much more! Sarasota is a destination that most gay travelers to Florida are likely to overlook.
We'll be very honest, before coming to Sarasota we knew very little about it. However, it turned out to be the hidden gem of our trip, a place we would love to come back to. As well as being a cultural hotspot of Florida with so many things to do, Sarasota also has a small fun gay scene worth checking out, with annual events like the “Harvey Milk Festival” and “Sarasota Pride”.
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Gay Florida Panhandle Thoroughfare Trip Guide
Florida’s Panhandle stretches roughly 200 miles from the state line at Alabama east to Apalachicola and north to Tallahassee. The region is abode to numerous historical, natural, and cultural gems – and the bluest waters I’ve seen in Florida. If you’re interested in a Panhandle road trip, then plan at least a rare days in the region.
On my Giant Gay Florida Highway Trip, I decided to hunker down in the center of the Panhandle in Miramar, just outside of Destin. For me, it was a ideal location. I drove through Apalachicola on the way into the panhandle, spent a day in Destin, a evening in Pensacola Beach, and then ended my trip exploring Panama City before heading toward Tallahassee.
How Gay is The Panhandle?
Although progress is being made on the Panhandle to create a more welcoming environment to LGBTQ visitors and residents, I won’t lie – there’s still work to do. As a lipstick lesbian who is very out about being married to a miss, I felt very comfortable with everyone I met. I make no guarantees that you’ll hold the same trial, but the even the die-hard Trumpers, who stereotypically are classifie