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The sidewalk in front of the Town Bar gets packed on summer nights—it’s where to see and be seen.
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Unlike most of the other islands on the list, this one gets pretty damn quiet in the winter.
Where to start
Blue Whale (Harbour Ln., The Pines). Events include the Pop Gay party, which is held outdoors right in the city centre.
Where to start
Bar do Deca (Rod.
LGBTQ+ visitors may want to skip Kuta Beach, which can be overrun with straight Australians, and base themselves in or near Seminyak Beach, where Bali’s handful of gay venues are located. takes a long, loud, powerful piss into a bucket; instructs us through a sweaty nudist workout routine, working out with heavy weights with his naturally smooth body glistening in the sun; playfully bends over repeatedly, grabbing his ankles and shoving his cock between his legs with his muscular butt and pink butthole in the camera with his All-American Massive 9" Meat dangling between his powerful thighs; and offers us a Gaping Butthole Festival for XXXmas, as he opens his ass cheeks 10 different times with his pink manhole in full view.
But Aruba is much less about the gay scene. Because O‘ahu is visited by so many people from around the world, tourists, as well as locals, make it a very gay destination.
Where to start
Scarlet Honolulu (80 S. Pauahi St., Honolulu).
One of the biggest nightclubs of any sort in Hawaii, this beloved drag-and-dancing venue knows how to bring on the camp.
Queens Beach (south of the Waikiki Walkway, at the north end of Kapiolani Park Beach).
-Do not store your jewelry in a bathroom. Then there are the bustling city beaches of Condado, Atlantic Beach and Ocean Park.
It’s the perfect place to sip cocktails on a beach lounger. When you wear your jewelry regularly it will get polished during your daily activities and will stay nice and shiny. For something calmer but still gay-friendly, check out Kata Beach, which is a 20-minute drive down the coast.
5.Mykonos
Back in the 1970s, visits by the likes of Jackie Kennedy Onassis gave Mykonos a reputation for being chic—and the gays followed.
Attribute it to the Dutch influence, starting with Dutch West India Company control in 1636. All that water means beaches and cliffs and dramatic shorelines.
The nine islands we’ve chosen to highlight are great destinations for any traveller, but they’re especially welcoming for LGBTQ+ travellers. It’s hard to believe because of all the buzz about the “scene,” but Mykonos can be romantic.
Where to start
JackieO’ (the Town Bar location is close to the sea bus terminal; the Super Paradise location is at the west end of the beach).