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There are amazing gay beaches in virtually every civilized country
in the world, I could make a broad statement by saying if a destination
you are considering does not offer any gay beaches then maybe you should be looking at a destination that offers gay beaches, a vacation spot that actually wants and welcomes gay visitors. There are so many gay friendly destinations including
many amazing gay beaches through out the world that in my opinion I would rather give the business to city, state or country that is actively courting my business.


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Nude gay beaches, you might be surprised to learn that most nude beaches offer a section of the beach that is generally considered gay.

Do’s and Don’ts: etiquette at gay beaches.

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Gay Beaches.

 

If you want to be able to perve without fear of being seen, what better way to do so than don a pair of dark sunglasses, grab a towel and some sunscreen – and hit the beach. Sure, you can go to the gym, but they’ll catch on sooner or later. When they spot you staring in the mirror, not doing much at all, but a raging hard on filling your gym pants, then your membership will be cut short. But at the beach, you can be anonymous, your board shorts hiding whatever your cock is doing, and you can gawk to your heart’s content. People do all sorts of things at the beach, so you can even hide behind a newspaper or book, or just sit there with your MP3 player and a soft drink. There’s no expectations (as there is in a gym where it’s kinda a requirement that you work out) at the beach, so even if you’re just ‘looking out to sea’ it’s acceptable and you won’t get arrested. You can go alone or with friends, pack a lunch or buy it there. Sunbake or cover yourself up, walk or catch a bus. Beaches are by their very nature a relaxing destination so don’t stress yourself too much about arrangements.

So the next question is, where do you go? Where can you be assured that you won’t end up on a nudist beach (where nakedness is an expectation, making it hard to have a decent perve – unless you want a nudist beach), or a hetero beach, where even though you might find your share of great looking cock you can’t be assured they’re gay or not. Having said that, though, it might be the best place to perve as you could get away with pretending to stare at the women and no-one will be any the wiser.

But if it’s a gay beach you definitely want, then you’ll want an idea of where to go – driving around looking for signs (“Gays This Way”) won’t get you far. The beaches aren’t exactly marked out in a street directory, and you can’t exactly pull over and ask someone (“Hey, where can I find great cock in swimmers?”). So you need to be prepared and have an idea of where to go before you head out to the beach. Gay beaches can be hard to find – this is because you don’t want to draw attention to yourself and where you’ll be most vulnerable (in a pair of swimmers, not fully clothed, and lying on the sand). In this day and age you still need to be careful so advertising where you’ll be is not wise in certain places. Hence, knowledge is important – and you can find it here. Some places, though, don’t need signs. The areas are so obviously gay that you’d have to be blind not to notice. The collections of gay paraphernalia and people are as good as a huge neon sign pointing the way to go. They are generally located in the gay heart of a place, too, so if there’s a beach it’s probably going to be close to accommodation, clubs, bars, and places to eat.

If you’re on holidays, too, you want to be able to relax and meet new people. And if you’re an outdoorsy-type, then a gay beach is the way to go. You can grab some fresh air and lie back, catching up on your tan if you are from a colder clime, and perhaps find a date – or even a long-term friend or partner. So knowing where to go on holidays is important too. You don’t find “Gay Beach” marked on the tourist maps, or at the information centres. Maybe they’ll know, but asking might be a bit intimidating so you choose not to – and who wants to spend their entire holiday in the hotel or some sleazy bar? Research before you go and find out the hottest beaches where other gay guys gather. Make your holidays memorable for more than tacky souvenirs or local tourist attractions.

And if you’ve just moved to the area, you don’t get an information package detailing where the gay beaches are in a welcome package from the local council. It doesn’t come with the next electricity or gas bill, and your neighbours aren’t really the people to approach if you’ve just taken up residence in an apartment. “Hi, I’m Gary. Nice to meet you! Um, say, can you tell me where the gay beaches are?” Of course if you move into a gay apartment block it might be different!

So, where to find the best gay beaches? If you’re touring, or just moved, or discovering yourself – you need to know. Read no further – here we’ve taken out the hard work and gathered together the best gay beach locations around the world. Whether in Australia or Argentina, Zanzibar or Zollikon you’ll know exactly where to go.

 

Safety.

As with all beaches, learn beforehand what dangers exist – places like Australia demand sunscreen and sun protection (one of their sun safety campaigns implores you to “Slip, slop, slap and wrap” – shirt, sunscreen, hat and sunglasses). Of course, if you plan on spending the day outdoors this is a great message – no matter where you go. A tan might look nice, but skin cancer and scars don’t so protect yourself from the sun’s rays.

Natural dangers exist, too – watch out for jellyfish, blue ring octopi and other nasty stingers. Many patrolled beaches will advertise the fact that there are stingers around (it tends to be seasonal or weather-dependant). These blighters hurt, and some can be deadly. If the beach is closed, it’s closed for a good reason so obey the signs.

Another natural danger are rips (very strong currents that can drag you out to sea) – again, many patrolled beaches ask you to swim between flags placed on the beach to ensure you don’t inadvertently stray and potentially get yourself in trouble. Of course, the benefit of this is that the lifesavers can come rescue you – and if you need to be rescued, what better way than some muscle bound beach beauty in a pair of skimpy swimmers?

After big storms or lots of rain many beaches can be polluted with sewage and/or rubbish so again, if there are signs they’re there for a good reason – avoid the water! You don’t want to spend your holiday in hospital with a tummy bug from swallowing untreated sewage.

Of course, if you want to visit a nude beach (we’ve included several here) then make sure you protect yourself – and most importantly, your cock. Once that gets sunburnt you’ll know pain on a scale never experienced before. So although the attraction of taking your clothes off might seem good in the heat of the moment, slip, slop, slap and wrap that baby too!

When travelling to other countries, make sure you know the laws surrounding homosexuality before you go. Places like Sri Lanka have outlawed homosexuality outright, whereas others like Korea have no provision for it in their law (they think it is too disgraceful to contemplate). Depending on where you go, you could be sentenced to death, jailed or just fined. Other places turn a blind eye and pretend it doesn’t occur, and some condone it – Japan has a long history of homosexuality, with diaries from the 11^th century detailing homosexual encounters. Don’t allow your long-awaited holiday to turn into a tragedy or disaster by pursuing gay activities, or even being seen and caught in a ‘gay’ area. And just because an area seems to be ‘gay friendly’ there’s nothing to say it’s actually legal and won’t be the subject of a crackdown by law enforcement at some stage. In Hawaii, many beaches tolerate nudity (although it’s not really allowed), so every so often the police have an offensive and arrest people who aren’t clothed. You don’t want to get caught on one of those days!

Lastly, but definitely not least, research where you’re going and if you think it might be best to take a friend. At the very least, they can keep you company if you’re in a strange place but if it’s somewhere your belongings might go missing while you’re having a quick dip, your friend can watch your valuables. Nothing worse than getting out of the water to find your mobile phone, wallet, passport and towel have walked off the beach. Gay beaches are just as much a target for unsavoury characters as any other beach. Protect yourself from more than just the sun!

 

Tours.

If you’re new to travelling, or simply want to do it with other gays (travel, that is) so you won’t feel left out, there are many gay tour organisers in most countries of the world. If you search online you’ll find one close to you, and they book tours of every shape and size. If it’s a beach tour you want, then they can take the stress out of the arrangements and book coastal places that they know are gay friendly and where you’re assured of meeting gays just like you. No more guess work, or worrying if you’re going to be arrested or beaten up. A tour company will have all the best locations on hand, and with the best deals so you can also stop stressing about how much you’ll spend. Imagine travelling the world with a group you can truly feel comfortable with and be yourself around.

 

Africa.

Africa might not necessarily conjure images of gay pride and locations you can meet other gays but rest assured, if you’re gay and travelling, Africa need not be a place you have to miss! Lions and elephants aren’t the only drawcards in Africa – although, they are a huge part of Africa’s attraction and any tour of Africa really needs to include the gameparks.

There are several gay or gay-friendly beaches in Africa, namely in Cape Town (also called the gay capital of South Africa – the tourism department even produces a Pink Map with all things gay highlighted! But if you choose to find the gay areas yourself, it’s pretty easy.).

Sandy Bay is one of the most attractive beaches in the area, and also one of the most popular – arrive early or else you might find yourself walking more than the 15-minute stroll from the nearest car park to the sand. Oh, did we mention it is a nude beach? So clothing is option – perfect for cock spotting. It’s a very short walk to the ‘gay area’ of the beach, with all the different sections of the beach separated by massive granite slabs. Another great spot for nude sunbathing (and cruising – more importantly) is known as Graaf’s Pool. Graaf’s Pool is located at Sea Point, and there are several more gay beaches in the area. As mentioned, the gay places are easy to find so really, once you’ve found one you can find them all. The Pink Map is not needed!

 

North America.

West Street Beach at Laguna Beach, California, is the best-known gay beach in the area. It has great sand and sea, but not really enough for surfing. Although if it’s sitting around and watching the passing parade you’re interested in, you can’t beat West Street Beach. Not too great if you’re handicapped as it’s not handicap accessible, so maybe take a mate to help you get on and off the sand. And you need to take your own umbrella as there’s really only porta loos and not much else by way of facilities. You’re best to walk or take public transport as parking is at a premium (so if you insist on driving, get there before the crowds). The entrances to the beach are found along the South Coast Highway, particularly at 31423 near the apartment complex called Laguna Royale. Another is at 31351 but this is close to a private residence so please try and keep the noise and disruption down! This entrance is more convenient and smaller, so it is a little more discreet if it’s privacy you’re after.

If you have thick skin you can’t go past South Beach at Florida. It’s a little on the prestigious side, with guys trying their hardest to look their best. But if you can put up with the attitude then South Beach is great for cock spotting and meeting great looking guys. Grab your best swimmers (no K-mart cossies here) and spend some time making yourself look better-than-best for a great time on one of the throbbing gay beaches of America. The good thing about being so strong in their attitude is that you can feel free to be who you are, and you don’t feel compelled to hide your gay pride. Be out and proud, as everyone else is!

Another beach where parking is prime is Herring Cove, at Provincetown Massachusetts. Make sure you get there early – before 11am – or walk, or cycle to the beach. Be prepared to pay a fee, whether you go in by car, foot or bike (people on foot aren’t always charged). And the gay section of the sand is furthest to the left – you need to walk through the ‘women’s’ and then the ‘bisexual’ areas of the beach to get there. They must think men have thicker soles on their feet as the men’s section is a little on the pebbly side, so shoes are advisable. The women’s section is sandier. If you don’t mind a bit of a walk, keep strolling to the furthest point of the beach and you’ll find yourself at Cape Cod. Known as Race Point Beach, it is family oriented but accommodates gays, so this beautiful isolated part of the coast is another spot to visit while in Massachusetts. Plan to spend an evening there to watch the sunset with a bottle of white and a cheese platter.

Hawaii’s Little Beach at Makena on the island of Maui is a fantastic gay beach – the scenery is just brilliant and you’re mixing it with straight couples, surfers, hippies and other gays – so the atmosphere is very cosmopolitan. Miles from anywhere and no development in site, it’s the best place to get away from it all and meet new people, or simply isolate yourself. You might even spot a whale or two in the right season. It is known as a nudist beach but the local authorities sometimes decide to enforce the law and these are not the days to go naked!

Oahu has two great gay beaches – Queen’s Surf is the gay place to be. Toilets and food outlets are also available, unlike Diamond Head, which has no facilities but still has gays.

The ‘Big Island’ of Hawaii has Kehena Beach – adorned with black sand and a walk along a lava path (good shoes are a must) this is a pretty place that usually welcomes nude sunbaking. The water can be a bit treacherous so care should be taken if you’re not a strong swimmer.

Not technically a beach as it lacks rolling surf and is not really close to a coast line, one of the best places for gays to sun themselves near water is actually in Midwestern U.S.A. If you happen to find yourselves at Lake Michigan, you can’t go past the twin towns of gayness, Douglas and Saugatuck. Close to that you’ll find Oval Beach (at Saugatuck – also called the Provincetown of the Midwest). It’s nestled in the dunes off a pristine lagoon fed by Lake Michigan, so the next time you are travelling between the coasts, be sure to drop in.

While there are many, many more gay beaches in North American if we listed them all here we’d never get to some of the other spectacular places you can stop in at around the world!

 

South America.

Brazil is home to Rio De Janeiro, which in turn is home to Ipanema Beach (made famous in the old song “The Lady from Ipanema”) and Farme Beach. These two beaches are happening all year round for gays. Pull up a patch of sand and watch the Brazilian version of beach volleyball (using a soccer ball and no hands). Ipanema is great for cruising, so make sure your intentions are clear before heading there. Well signposted with rainbow flags, you can purchase cheap food on the beach or head to one of the restaurants nearby for dinner. Even the beach vendors display the flags; such is the popularity of Ipanema with gays and gay culture. Farme Beach is well known for its collection of ‘Barbies’ – gay guys from the South side: well built, buffed and tanned. But don’t be fooled however – if you aren’t a ‘Barbie’ you’re still welcome. Displays of affection are welcome too, so fret not – hold hands and kiss your partner, it’s all okay! And if you don’t have a chair or umbrella, there are plenty to choose from that you can rent or buy. The beach is family-friendly too, so there’s a great mix of people from all sorts of backgrounds – including celebrities and socialites, TV stars and starlets. If you’re looking for a party or event then there are promoters on the beach all day every day; discounts can be had so hang onto those flyers!

Ipanema’s cousin is Copacabana – and is ‘transgender’ friendly. So if you’re not exclusively gay or lesbian, or even male or female, this is the place to fit in. Again, if you’re not ‘transgender’ you’re still welcome.

If you head to Salvador, there are several gay beaches there where you can cruise or simply sit. The gay beach club ‘Aruba’ can be found at Avenida Oceanica, and the beaches are at Porto da Barra and Todos os Santos Bay. The gayest beach, however, is Praia dos Artistis. Dangerous at night (it’s best to be off the beach after dark) it is populated with gays, lesbians and families alike – and they mix without issue or problem. The ramp to the beach is also great for cruising.

Rio has a great selection of carnivals and parades, so make sure you do a little research before you leave home to see what’s on when you’re there. Make the most of your stay and experience gay culture in another country.

Praia Olho de Boi is a great spot for couples and gays. A nudist beach, it has absolutely stunning scenery and it takes a little hike to get to, but it is well worth it. The beach is located north of Rio De Janeiro is Buzios (where Olho de Boi is found and, it is said, Brazilians go to relax.)

Praia Mole, on the island of Santa Catarina, is where to go when you want to mix the best of both worlds – gorgeous scenery and gorgeous guys.

 

Asia.

Phuket (pronounce it how you wish) is home to some of the most beautiful scenery in all of Asia. But if you head down to Patong Beach you’ll also be treated to some of the most spectacular shows of gay pride (that have been said to rival those seen in America). Parades and live shows are features of this area of Thailand, with gay Thais and drag queens found around every corner and bar.

Bali has had a lot of negative attention recently but rest assured it’s still a popular tourist destination – and the locals are even more welcoming (if that’s possible) to try and rid themselves of the bad publicity. Although there are no designated ‘gay beaches’ there are several that are very popular with gays. The beautiful beach town of Seminyak is home to the Petitenget Beach (also called Ganesha) on Jalan Petitenget (Petitenget Road). The forest area close by is good for cruising. The second place to go is at Kata, the Blue Ocean Beach.

Sri Lanka is a very dangerous place for gays and lesbians alike – the law does not recognise homosexuality (it’s illegal) and groups and gangs look for gays to beat and rob. But if you find yourself in the country then there are places to find other gays. One such place is Bambalapitya Beach, another is Wellawatta Beach, both in Colombo.

Malaysia has it’s share of gay beaches, among them Teluk Cempedak Beach in Teluk Cempedak, in the state of Kuantan. With gays and lesbians becoming a driving force in Malaysia, they are becoming more and more accepted so it’s not as dangerous as some other places in Asia.

 

Australia.

Tamarama Beach in Sydney (also known as ‘Glamarama’) is a gay man’s dream. Gorgeous male lifesavers decked out in super tight Speedos are just one of the attractions of this beautiful Sydney beach. More intimate and scenic than the nearby Bondi Beach (another gay hangout) Tamarama is surrounded by sandstone cliffs and shouldn’t be missed on any visit to Sydney. If you’re not careful you might get to meet one of the lifesavers sooner than you think as the water at Tamarama is a little on the rough side, so take care when swimming. Bronte Beach on the eastern suburbs is also a little dangerous but the cafes are great for meeting gay people.

Two nudist beaches for those who don’t mind casting aside their outer wear and going au natural, are Obelisk and Lady Jane beaches. Gays are welcomed here, and so are clothes should you decide to be a little more modest. Obelisk is a bit of a walk unless you take a water taxi or private boat.

The rest of Sydney’s beaches have a strict no-nudity policy, but there are some places you can go where gays have ‘unofficial’ areas of the beach. Of late, North Bondi is one and many beautiful people – gay and straight – can be seen parading up and down the sand.

Red Leaf Pool is a great spot for a bit of eye candy and perhaps meeting a friend for the night or even longer. The pool is part of Sydney Harbour but fenced off for protection (from sharks and the like) and a pretty place to rest and swim.

Of course, Sydney is home to the yearly Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras. The event is world-known and incredibly popular so make sure you’re in town for it. And then you can make your way to other great gay places to visit beaches in and around the ‘wide brown land down under’.

At the Great Barrier Reef in Queensland you’ll find Turtle Cove Resort – a hotel and private beach – for gays. The beach is not the only attraction; the reef is a stunning place for nature-lovers and a tour in one of the glass-bottom boats is a thing to remember. Another gay spot in Queensland is Noosa. Fast becoming popular with gays, to the point that more gays and lesbians are moving here than to any other place in Australia, its beautiful white sandy beaches and great surfing have made it a favourite spot for visitors too. The two main beaches in Noosa are secluded Alexandria Bay and Peregian Beach (the latter sporting gay accommodations). The main tourist boom occurs after the Mardi Gras, as Noosa is a great recovery spot for post-party revellers.

Located in Western Australia’s capital, Perth, is Scarborough Beach. A favourite haunt for local gays, it has free parking, facilities (including showers) and you can even take a picnic as there are gazebos available for your use. 

 

Europe.

Greece is famous for many things, among them the spectacular scenery and Mediterranean colours of the isle of Mykonos. The aptly named Super Paradise Beach is one of the gayest beaches in the world. Just next door to the larger, more organised Paradise Beach, Super Paradise is hectic and crammed with gayness – just the way we like it! Chock-full in summer, plan ahead for your patch of sand. You can be prepared and catch a bus to Paradise then walk to Super Paradise, but beware – you’ll encounter goats, shepherd huts and many rocky fences so a good pair of walking shoes and a bottle of water won’t go astray. Plus, it can be a good walk for cruising. Less crowded but on the same boat ride that will take you to Super Paradise (if you don’t fancy walking there) is another beach with intermingling gays and straights – Elia Beach. Agios Sostis is quieter still, but has its share of families so discretion is advised. But generally, gays are accepted there so feel free to pop down and sunbake in relative peace (don’t forget kids are accepted too). Of a nightime, grab some great grub in one of the fantastic restaurants Mykonos has to offer. And during the day if you need a break from the beach, hit the shops in town for a light spot of retail relaxation. Popular due to its tolerance of culture different to their own, Mykonos is a great spot for gays to holiday.

Another European beach popular with gays – and just about everyone else – is Playa De La Bassa Rodona Beach in Sitges, Spain. Well known for being one of the most crowded beaches going, it is also one of the most picturesque. Whether taking in the quaint cobblestone streets, the rolling hills or the old church, one thing’s for certain – you’ve always something to do when not ogling the visitors. But watch your personal belongings – they can disappear while you’re off swimming or chatting, so having a friend to watch them is not a bad idea. And the hawkers and sellers will harass you almost non-stop, so learn to switch off and ignore them.

The Balearic Islands of Spain is home to perennially popular party place Ibiza. Playa des Cavellat is where you’ll find one of the gay beaches of Ibiza, Es Cavellat. At the southernmost part of Ibiza, it is a strip of the Mediterranean with its own gay bar and bistro, and no families and kids so you can be safe in the knowledge you can be as gay as you like without fear of offending. The food is said to be sensational and the juice bar offers more healthy choices should you want to look like you actually care about your body. And even though the beach is a bit of a walk, there are plenty of things to do and see along the way and again once you get there. The downside of being so popular is that when the bar is full, service slows – so if you happen to be there and so is everyone else, plan to wait for your order. The beach is well appointed, with toilets and a masseur (not in the same place) and a few shops selling jewellery and sarongs and other beachey attire.

From the beach with everything to the beach with nothing – literally: Los Molinos is difficult to get to, covered in pebbles and has no facilities. Kinda makes you wonder what the attraction is, but you are allowed to go naked and it is popular, so you’ll always find company. And you can see as you make the journey down the steps clinging to the side of the mountain whether it will be too crowded to visit.

Another popular Spanish area is Catalonia, where you’ll find the city of Barcelona. Normally associated with bull fighting and gay-looking macho guys, Barcelona has a few great gay beaches. Nova Icaria is best for food-loving gays with three bars on the beach, two restaurants just behind the beach and many more dotting the streets in and around the beach; you can’t go wrong with trying to find somewhere to eat and/or drink.

Twice the size of Nova Icaria is Bogatell. Although there are no restaurants or bars on the beach, it is well protected from the street, and so makes you feel like you’re miles from civilisation. One of the busiest beaches for gays is Mar Bella – just next to Bogatell and hidden from view by bamboo screens, Mar Bella is a ‘naturalist’ beach, so clothing is optional and discouraged. If you want to kill two birds with one stone, then San Sebastian is the beach to head to for both gay fellowship and news about where to go that night – with Go Go Boys handing out leaflets for parties and the like.

France is not to be left out, with its share of gay cities, beaches and towns. Situated on the Basque Coast is the city of Biarritz. South of Biarritz is Bidart, and from there, the ‘Beach of a Hundred Steps’. Aptly named, make sure you wear shoes – not only for the 100 steps but also the trek along the beach from the entrance at the bottom of the steps (the family area) to the gay area.

Nice, in the French Riviera, is home to several popular gay hubs and is openly known as a gay city. La Plage de Coco Beach is the ‘gay’ beach, and pebbly – based on a rocky outcrop and not too comfortable. A beach that is not ‘gay’ but where gays are welcomed is Castel Plage. There are two more gay beaches not far from Nice, one being La Plage de’Eze. It’s a bit of a drive, and with nothing around make sure you take everything you’ll need for a day at the beach. It’s gay and popular, and also nudist (but not strictly so) – everything you need for a great time. Another pebbly beach, so be certain you have decent shoes as it’s a bit of a walk to the ‘beach’ section.

In southern France you’ll find L’Espiguette, the best of the best gay beaches with spectacular sands and naturalists as well as gays, and a whole village is dedicated to naturalists in Cap d’Agde. Based on the beach it is also popular with gays and naturalists, so it’s certainly not a place to miss while in this neck of the neighbourhood.

 

This is by no means an exhaustive list, but simply a list of some of the best gay beaches you’ll find in some of the most popular holiday destinations. Have a great time at the beach, whether you’re on holidays or living in the area. And stay safe!