Explore the world's most popular gay beach destinations and local gay scenes. Start planning your next big beach adventure!
Featured Hotels
Gay Resort Hotel
Gran Canaria
AxelBeach Maspalomas
Fabulous pool & bar scene. Excellent location near the Yumbo Center. Gay Resort Hotel
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Luxury Gay Hotel.
Barcelona
Axel Hotel
Near the gay night-life. Fabulous roof top bar. Extensive spa facilities. Luxury Gay Hotel.
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Gay Resort Hotel
Mykonos
Elysium
Fabulous pool & bar scene. Close to Mykonos Town gay nightlife. Gay Resort Hotel
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Heart of Provicetown
Provincetown
Boatslip Resort
Legendary gay waterfront hotel & bar. Excellent pool & sun terrace scene. Regular special events. Heart of Provicetown
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Next to the gay beach.
Phuket
La Flora
Luxury boutique hotel. 10 mins walk to the gay Paradise Complex nightlife. Next to the gay beach.
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Gay Boutique Hotel
Cape Town
Glen Boutique Hotel
Fabulous rooms & suites. Spa facilities, indoor & outdoor jacuzzi, two pools, steam and sauna. Gay Boutique Hotel
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In the gay village.
Rio de Janeiro
Golden Tulip Ipanema Plaza
Very gay-popular. Excellent Asian restaurant. Great location, 1 minute walk to the gay beach. In the gay village.
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Bondi Beach
Located 7 km from the city centre, Bondi attracts many residents, tourists, sunbathers and surfers.
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Ipanema
Although Copacabana has the fame, Ipanema has the magic. This is the biggest Oh-My-God beach in the Southern Hemisphere. The walkway is full of skaters and cyclists, the barracas (beach huts) a f..read more
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Maspalomas Sand Dunes
The gay beach is located close to beach bar “Hut 7″ on the shoreline in front of Maspalomas Sand Dunes. This is a clothing optional beach, although many prefer to keep their privates in the shade...read more
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Waikiki
The main urban beach of Honolulu is Waikiki. As the birthplace of surfing, you should expect waves and occasional rough seas. The two-mile beach is lined with hotels and some parts are closed off for ..read more
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