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Five Places to Visit in Gay Avila, Spain – Keep Calm and Wander

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Five Places to Visit in Gay Avila, Spain - Keep Calm and Wander

5 Places to Visit in Gay Avila

Here are five places to visit in gay Avila, Spain. This medieval city is a stunning city located in the heart of the country. Known for its rich history and stunning architecture, Avila offers visitors a glimpse into the past and a chance to experience the beauty of Spain. Here are five things to see in Avila that you won’t want to miss.

Avila is famous for its massive walls, which are considered to be some of the best preserved in Europe. The walls were built in the 11th century to protect the city from invaders. Today they stand as a testament to the city’s rich history. Visitors can walk along the walls, which are over 2 kilometers long, and admire the stunning views of the city and the surrounding countryside.

Avila Cathedral is a stunning Gothic cathedral located in the heart of the city. Built-in the 13th century, the cathedral is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. It features beautiful stained glass windows, ornate carvings, and intricate sculptures. Visitors can explore Spain’s first Gothic Cathedral and admire the stunning art and sculptures that adorn the interior.

By Alain – Full Story at Keep Calm and Wander

Spain Gay Travel Resources

Visiting Lake Bled in the Winter – Our Taste for Life

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Visiting Lake Bled in Winter - Our Taste for Life

Visiting Lake Bled in Slovenia this Winter?

Planning on visiting Lake Bled in Winter? This guide details all of the best Lake Bled Winter activities and includes where to stay, how to plan, and all of our top tips for visiting.

No Slovenia itinerary is complete without a visit to Bled. The alpine town looks like it’s landed straight out of a storybook, with the pinnacle being the astonishing Bled Lake.

Regardless of whether you visit Bled in Winter or Summer, there are tons of exciting things to do and look forward to.

The winter months are especially adventurous with Bled’s winter activities, including skiing, hiking, and ice skating. It’s easily one of the best winter destinations in Europe!

By Charlotte & Natalie – Full Story at Our Taste for Life

Finding Brighton’s Gay Beach – The Globetrotter Guys

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Finding Brighton's Gay Beach - The Globetrotter Guys

Brighton is one of the most popular LGBTQ+ beach destinations in the UK with its open and welcoming atmosphere, plenty of bars, clubs and exciting activities to do – it also holds one of the biggest and best Pride celebrations in the UK.

How to Find Brighton’s Gay Beach

With all that going on, it is fair to ask ‘is there a gay beach in Brighton?‘… Yes, like many popular queer destinations, there is an unofficial gay beach in Brighton.

We say ‘unofficial’ as technically this is the official naturist beach and it therefore comes as no surprise that has become Brighton’s gay beach. When we visited it was a quiet day but it was still clear to us that this place attracted other gay travellers.

By Sion & Ben – Full Story at the Globetrotter Guys

Brighton Gay Travel Resources

Lesbian Lapland in the Winter – Our Taste for Life

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Lesbian Lapland in the Winter - Our Taste for Life

Visiting Lesbian Lapland in the Winter

Planning a magical trip to Lapland in Winter? This guide details all of the best lesbian Lapland Winter activities, and includes where to eat, how to plan, and all of our top tips for visiting.

Winter in Lapland is the most magical time of the year to visit. It’s the Christmassy destination we all dream about as little kids. And regardless of your age, it holds the magic to make you feel like a kid once again.

Quite honestly, I’m not usually a fan of winter getaways, but Lapland was an exception. It’s impossible not to get lost in the enchantment of it all, and Lapland is by far one of our favourite destinations to date.

Imagine days discovering glorious winter landscapes and fascinating local culture. Followed by cosy evenings by the fire or in a glass igloo beneath the Northern Lights.

You see, Lapland is both romantic and adventurous in equal measure, so it’s guaranteed fun for all the family.

By Charlotte & Natalie – Full Story at Our Taste for Life

Finland Lesbian Travel Resources

Take a Trip to Gay Belfast, Ireland – The Globetrotter Guys

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Take a Trip to Gay Belfast, Ireland - The Globetrotter Guys

The Globetrotter Guys Do Gay Belfast

Gay Belfast, Ireland Travel Guide: What a beautiful city Belfast is! A city that we found very welcoming as gay travellers, it was reassuring to see many other LGBTQ+ couples exploring the city hand in hand.

Full of incredible restaurants, traditional pubs, bars, and thrilling history, we could easily have spent longer exploring Northern Irelands capital city.

In terms of gay Belfast, it has a lot to offer including some of Irelands most popular gay bars and clubs (read on to find out about all the best bars and clubs),

But in a whirlwind 48 hours with Tourism Ireland – here are a few of the exciting things we got up to and would highly recommend.

There is a gay area in Belfast. This is where you will find the bars in Belfast as well as some gay clubs (and in general is the main Belfast queer scene).

By Sion & Ben – Full Story at the Globetrotter Guys

Ireland Gay Travel Resources

Skiing Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn – Once Upon a Journey

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Skiing Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn - Once Upon a Journey

Skiing Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn in Austria

Are you going to ski at Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn?! Or are you looking if this ski resort in Austria is something for you? Then you’ve come to the right place, as we will tell you all about this great ski area.

And yes, it’s an incredibly long name. 

However, just as long as the name are the many ski and snowboard opportunities in the region! The area covers two Austrian states and 270 kilometers (168 miles) of ski slopes. And don’t forget about the cozy villages, amazing après ski, cool snow parks, night skiing, speed runs, freeride parks, toboggan runs, and over 60 cozy ski huts. It’s all waiting for you in the ‘Home of Lässig’, the nickname of the Austrian ski area.

By Maartje – Full Story at Once Upon a Journey

Austria Lesbian Travel Resources

Hike Cirque De Gavarnie – The Secret Route – Our Taste for Life

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Hike Cirque De Gavarnie

Cirque De Gavarnie is one of the most spectacular sights in the French Pyrenees. A natural amphitheatre of colossal mountains and cascading waterfalls, it might even be one of the most astonishing wonders of Europe.

Accessible via a fairly easy and undemanding hike from Gavarnie village, almost anyone can visit this UNESCO heritage site. There are, however, some restrictions and obstacles in place that you should keep in mind before you make the trip.

I cover everything you need to know before you hike Cirque de Gavarnie in this article. I also share the details of a more challenging and adventurous hiking route to the Gavarnie waterfall that we stumbled upon on our return journey.

By Charlotte & Natalie – Full Story at Our Taste for Life

Hauts de France Lesbian Travel Resources

Visiting Lesbian Lac de Gaube in France – Our Taste for Life

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Visiting Lesbian Lac de Gaube in France - Our Taste for Life

Visiting Lesbian Lac De Gaube in the French Pyrenees

If you’re planning a visit to Lac De Gaube, also known as Gaube Lake, this article is for you. In this guide, I share everything you need to know ahead of visiting Gaube Lake, including how to get there, what to expect and more.

Lac De Gaube, or Gaube Lake, is one of the most jaw-dropping wonders in all the French Pyrenees. An emerald alpine lake surrounded by towering peaks, it’s the epitome of natural beauty that exists in this magnificent region.

While it is possible to enjoy a beautiful hike to lesbian Lac de Gaube, you can also reach it by chairlift, which means that almost anybody can enjoy the ethereal lakeside views.

That said, since the lake lies in the Parc National des Pyrenees, there are rules and regulations that you should be aware of before visiting. Here I share all the facts based on our recent visit.

Full Story at Our Taste for Life

Occitanie Gay Travel Resources

3 Days in the Lesbian Lake District – Our Taste for Life

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3 Days in the Lesbian Lake District - Our Taste for Life

The Best Lesbian Lake District Itinerary
– 3 Days of Adventure!

3 days in the lesbian Lake District might not seem like a lot of time. But if you plan that time wisely, you can still achieve a lot during your trip. In this guide, I share our own tried & tested Lake District itinerary, including things to do, where to eat, and the best places to stay!

Our recent trip to the Lake District was our first time visiting. It was somewhere that had always been on our radar, but we’d never made it a priority. To be honest, we didn’t realise quite how magnificent it is.

The lakes have everything that we love about a place. Idyllic lakes, quaint countryside villages, and adventurous hikes up into the mountains.

This 3 day Lake District itinerary combines a bit of all those things. It’s ideal for couples, solo travellers, first-time visitors, and anybody else who wants to spend a long weekend in the Lake District.

By Charlotte & Natalie – Full Story at Our Taste for Life

England Lesbian Travel Resources

The Varosi Ghost Town in Cyprus – Nomadic Boys

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Varosi Ghost Town - The Nomadic Boys

Visiting the Varosi Ghost Town in Cyprus

“That would have been my home if things turned out differently”.

Staring at the dilapidated and abandoned buildings in the Varosi ghost town of Famagusta in Northern Cyprus, my uncle points at a specific block of apartments set right on the beachfront (cordoned off by the Turkish military) and told me it belonged to my family.

In an alternative reality, this would have been where I would have grown up.

Every time I see the famed ghost town in Northern Cyprus I always wonder, “What if the Turkish invasion had worked out differently and I grew up herea as a gay man on the Famagusta beachfront instead of suburbia North London?”

In the summer of 1974, Turkish troops invaded Northern Cyprus and displaced 170,000 Greek Cypriots, which included all of my family. Most displaced Greek Cypriots either moved to Southern Cyprus or to the UK (Cyprus was a former British colony). My family was part of the large influx of Greek Cypriot refugees that fled to London.

By Stefan Arestis – Full Story at the Nomadic Boys

Cyprus Gay Travel Resources