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The Ultimate Guide to Gay Bars in Gainesville

Oscar Walters04 mins

Gainesville may not be one of Florida’s leading tourist destinations, as it is not located near any beaches; however, this generally progressive college town in the state’s north-central region boasts a significant LGBTQ+ population. A highlight of the local scene is the University Club (18 E. University Ave., 352-378-6814), a vibrant gay nightclub situated conveniently in the downtown area. This club draws a mix of gay men and women and often welcomes heterosexual patrons, depending on the night.
Moreover, it serves as an ideal spot for dancing and socializing, featuring multiple bars and a spacious outdoor area.Discover the club’s website for details on upcoming events and parties.To enter the University Club, you must use the door located at the back of the building, just off Northeast 1st Avenue. Notably, Gainesville’s only other gay bar, Wild Angels-Spikes (4130 N.W. 6th St.), has unfortunately closed.

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Provincetown LGBTQ+ Events Calendar and Guide

Bobby Spencer010 mins

Historic, scenic, and secluded, the former Portuguese fishing community and longtime artists colony of Provincetown is considered one of the world’s most popular resort destinations among gay and lesbian travelers. The peak season is in summer, particularly July and August. However, Provincetown offers a captivating experience year-round, with a tranquil charm during the serene winter months and the mild, relaxed spring and fall shoulder seasons. The town continues to enhance its appeal, featuring more upscale inns, fine art galleries, and exquisite restaurants than ever before, alongside its unmatched scenic beauty in New England.

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Top Gay-Friendly Hotels and Resorts in Las Vegas

Michael Boone05 mins

As Las Vegas has skyrocketed in popularity as both a place to live and visit, it has also become one of the nation’s foremost destinations among gay and lesbian travelers. Unlike cities with well-defined gay scenes, relatively few LGBTQ+ travelers come to “Sin City” specifically for gay nightlife. Instead, most visitors are focused on mainstream attractions: gambling, shows, celebrity restaurants, and exploring the iconic Strip.

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Ultimate Gay Guide to Santa Monica & Venice Beach

Joshua Liu025 mins

There aren’t many resources for gay travelers focused specifically on Santa Monica, Venice, and the coast; however, this region is part of metro Los Angeles, which is one of the world’s centers of GLBT culture. Numerous gay newspapers and publications serve the general area, while West Hollywood serves as the hub of the region’s vibrant gay scene. Long Beach also boasts a distinctive gay culture near the coast.

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St. Louis LGBTQ Pride Festival 2025

Vodka Russia05 mins

TheSt. Louis Gay Pridetakes place the last weekend in June—specifically on June 29 and 30. This vibrant celebration encompasses PrideFest and its hallmark Pride Parade, alongside various other events. Over the weekend, St. Louis, recognized as one of the Midwest’s largest cities, attracts a substantial crowd of LGBTQ individuals and allies from across eastern Missouri, southwestern Illinois, and other neighboring states in the Mississippi River region. While both PrideFest and the Pride Parade are free to attend, a $5 donation is highly encouraged for those able to contribute.

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Top 5 Must-See Attractions in Quebec City

Jonathon Williams06 mins

Less than a three-hour drive from Montreal and about a six-hour drive north of Boston, Quebec City is often said to be the most European of North America’s cities. This French-speaking metropolis, founded in 1608, has a population of around 516,000 and is perched on a high bluff overlooking the St. Lawrence River, with a picturesque Old City enclosed within ancient fortifications. Quebec City offers a wonderfully intimate atmosphere, highly walkable streets, and rich history; many of the finest old buildings now serve as charming hotels.

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Ultimate Gay Guide to the San Juan Islands

Vodka Russia011 mins

The most populous island in the famed archipelago for which it’s named,San Juan Islandsits just a few miles off of Canada’s Vancouver Island, a short ferry ride from Victoria, BC. It is situated west of, and farther from the mainland Washington ferry terminal in Anacortes, compared to the other two most visited San Juan Islands, Orcas Island and Lopez Island. In many ways, the San Juan Islands bear a resemblance to the Gulf Islands in Canada, located just across the Georgia Strait near Victoria, BC and Vancouver Island. You might contemplate planning a trip to both San Juan Island and the popular Gulf Island, Salt Spring Island.

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Essential Tips for Thriving on Long-Haul Flights to Africa

Vodka Russia08 mins

If you’re traveling to Africa from the USA, the journey to your final destination can take more than 30 hours – especially if you happen to live in the Midwest or on the West Coast. Depending on where you’re headed, East Coast residents may be able to fly direct, but options are limited and costly. Moreover, even direct flights from New York to Johannesburg take almost 15 hours each way – an endurance test that takes a heavy toll on your body.

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Ultimate Guide to Great White Shark Cage Diving in South Africa

Vodka Man010 mins

For adrenalin junkies planning a visit to South Africa, a close encounter with a great white shark is a bucket list adventure not to be missed. Several locations in the Western Cape offer guided cage diving trips that allow you to come face-to-face with the ocean’s most legendary apex predator without compromising your safety. In this article, we explain how to cage dive with great whites in a way that ensures a positive experience both for you and the sharks, which are now listed as Vulnerable on the IUCN Red List.

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Top Gorilla Trekking Destinations in Africa

Jon Summers08 mins

and exhibit behavior recognizable in our own families. Nevertheless, all African gorillas are endangered or critically endangered. Threatened by habitat destruction, poaching, and disease, witnessing them in their natural habitat is a privilege that future generations might lose.

This article presents recommendations for successful gorilla trekking tours rather than an exhaustive list of all countries where gorillas can be found.

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10 Must-Visit African Safari Destinations for Wildlife Lovers

Debbie Kelly014 mins

There is nothing quite like the thrill of an African safari. It’s the stillness of the early morning, before the rising sun reaches its peak and casts a heat mirage across the horizon. It’s the sound of wild creatures calling in the night and the sense of peace that comes with being surrounded by untamed wilderness. Above all, it’s the excitement of the unexpected – in the bush, one never knows what new sights and experiences each day will bring. In this article, we look at 10 of the most iconic safari destinations on the continent. Choose one of these for your next African adventure, and you won’t be disappointed.

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Top Family-Friendly Safari Destinations in Africa

Jessica Proctor08 mins

Going on a family safari will be one of the most rewarding and exciting vacations you’ll ever take. However, traveling on a shoestring is more difficult when you have kids in tow. Therefore, your African adventure is unlikely to be cheap, making it essential to select the best destination and itinerary possible. This article explores Africa’s most family-friendly countries, along with itineraries and lodges that cater specifically to children.

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