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Garden and Sea Inn – New Church Trans Owned B&B

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Garden and Sea Inn - New Church Trans Owned Bed and Breakfast

Experience peace and tranquility at Garden and Sea Inn, our adult New Church trans owned B&B on Virginia’s Eastern Shore.

Garden & Sea Inn is a unique, pet-friendly, B&B estate located minutes from Assateague, Chincoteague and Wallops Islands. The Inn consists of 3 homes on 5 acres in the country. All rooms are individually decorated and have private ensuite bathrooms.

Celebrate your anniversary, birthday or special occasion in a room or suite with a Jacuzzi tub, fireplace, screened porch, or private balcony. Relax on a porch, hang out by the fire pit, splash in the outdoor pool, enjoy a complimentary glass of wine, take a walk and enjoy the gardens and fountains.

See the Garden and Sea Inn Expanded Listing on Purple Roofs Here

New Church Gay Friendly Bed and Breakfasts, Hotels, and Vacation Rentals

Pinecrest Bed & Breakfast – Asheville Gay Friendly B&B

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Pinecrest Bed & Breakfast - Asheville Gay Friendly B&B

Asheville Gay Friendly B&B – Historic Elegance with Modern Amenities

A comfortably elegant five bedroom inn, our Asheville gay friendly B&B Pinecrest sits on an acre of lush gardens in the desirable Montford historic district, one mile to downtown Asheville. We are three miles to Biltmore Estate and 6 miles to the Blue Ridge Parkway.

Serving indulgent breakfasts, fresh baked cookies, and complimentary beverages on our sunporch. All 5 en suite guest rooms have been recently renovated with modern amenities yet still exude historic charm. 

Owner/innkeepers Dan & Diane look forward welcoming you to our home. We can provide our guests with recommendations for restaurants, activities and upgrades like in-room couples massages.

See the Pinecrest B&B Expanded Listing on Purple Roofs Here

Asheville Gay Friendly Bed and Breakfasts, Hotels, and Vacation Rentals

Travel Safety Tips: The Ultimate List – wolfyy

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Informed by my own personal experiences traveling the world, I’ve developed one of the most exhaustive lists of safety tips for travelers.

Visiting many notoriously dangerous cities, these safety strategies have helped me stay out of trouble and navigate some particularly sticky situations.

Physical safety isn’t the only priority. Modern travelers have to protect their belongings, health, personal data, and financial information. They also have to conduct themselves appropriately according to the local culture.

I’ll share all these tips by category as well as safety with respect to situational awareness, protecting your possessions, ATM safety, fraud protection, and more.

Travel Safety Tips Ultimate Guide on wolfyy

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Walking Tour of Gay Lima – Keep Calm and Wander

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Walking Tour of Gay Lima - Keep Calm and Wander

Take a Walking Tour of Gay Lima and See The Sights

This walking tour in Lima will last 2-3 hours, depending on your pace. That’s what we did. Though there are a few “free” walking tours in the historic district, we opted to do it ourselves because we had the whole day to explore the area and didn’t want to rush. We wanted to take it slowly, on our own terms.

Lima is a bustling city and the world’s second driest capital, next to Cairo. Most often, Lima is where most tourists/visitors land on their way to fulfill a bucket list – Machu Picchu! Staying for three days in Lima is ideal – enough to explore the historic district, Barranco, and Miraflores neighborhoods. And maybe, a day tour to Huacachina and Paracas.

On our first day in gay Lima, we started at 9 o’clock in the morning. On our way to Plaza San Martin, we encountered locals in their costumes. We didn’t really know what was going on, but I think they shot a promotional video for the upcoming Independence Day or something.

By Alain – Full Story at Keep Calm and Wander

Lima Gay Travel Resources

The Lady Mary Inn – Southern Maine Gay B&B

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The Lady Mary Inn - Southern Maine Gay B&B

Southern Maine Gay B&B That Feels Like Home

Location
Situated equally between Portsmouth, Portland, Kennebunkport, Ogunquit and Maine beaches, the location of our southern Maine gay B&B offers the perfect home base for guests to experience everything the area has to offer.

History
Rising stately above the surrounding landscape and representing Maine’s most impressive wooden Queen Anne-Eastlake Victorian style, The Lady Mary Inn serves as a proud homage to the house’s original builder and owner, beloved industrialist and philanthropist Mary Hurd. 

In 1893, having inherited and expanded her father’s woolen mill, Mary committed to raising a structure that would honor her father’s legacy and make clear her commitment to the town of North Berwick, its people and heritage.

See the Lady Mary Inn Expanded Listing on Purple Roofs Here

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Clothing Optional Fort Lauderdale Gay Resorts – wolfyy

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Fort Lauderdale Gay Clothing Optional Resorts

Fort Lauderdale has a ton of awesome clothing optional gay resorts and guesthouses. They’re perfect places to meet new friends, especially the gay resorts with common spaces and group meals where you can get to know other guests. 

Most local gay resorts have a similar vibe, but some offer more privacy or have more of a party vibe. Whichever you choose, you can count on relaxing in the sun and taking advantage of nude pool and sundeck areas.

You can find these clothing optional Fort Lauderdale gay resorts in the Wilton Manors gay neighborhood, nearby the local gay beaches, and everywhere in between!

In the post linked below, wolfyy covers all the most popular and best-rated gay resorts, providing information and details on each one’s vibe, price point, and style.

Fort Lauderdale Gay Clothing Optional Resorts on wolfyy

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The Lancaster Bed and Breakfast – Dutch Country Gay B&B

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The Lancaster Bed and Breakfast - Dutch Country Gay B&B

DUTCH COUNTRY GAY B&B
NEAR DOWNTOWN LANCASTER

The Lancaster Bed and Breakfast is a beautiful historic Lancaster home, originally built in 1912 in the Colonial style. A craftsmen-cottage sense of place and tasteful, welcoming ambiance invites you to rest, relax and rejuvenate at your own speed.

Each of our guest rooms at our Dutch Country gay B&B offers:

-Well-stocked private bathrooms
-Bath robes
-Cozy electric fireplaces
-Satellite TV/DVD player
-Wifi internet access throughout

We also serve complimentary refreshments and cozy common spaces to keep you connected and entertained while staying on-property, and we can also provide extensive maps, brochures, and our vast local knowledge to help you find great things to see and explore locally.

See the The Lancaster B&B Expanded Listing on Purple Roofs Here

Dutch Country Gay Bed and Breakfasts, Hotels, and Vacation Rentals

Pikes Peak Paradise Bed & Breakfast – Woodland Park Gay Friendly B&B

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Pikes Peak Paradise Bed & Breakfast - Woodland Park Gay Friendly B&B

Woodland Park Gay Friendly B&B – Best Pikes Peak Views

Welcome to Pikes Peak Paradise, a Woodland Park gay friendly B&B with fantastic panoramic views of Pikes Peak and a million acres of Pikes National Forest. We offer the best views in the Pikes Peak area, on over four wooded acres of our own.

Anne Marie and Dane are the brand new owners (Jan 2022) and plan to slowly renovate and upgrade the suites and main areas. The property currently offers five guest suites with in room hot tubs or jacuzzis, private balconies or patios, and private bathrooms. Some rooms include gas fireplace, kitchenettes, mini fridges and microwaves. 

Other luxury amenities at Pikes Peak Paradise include:

* Wifi internet access
* Flat Screen Televisions
* Code Free CD/DVD Players
* A guest library of more than 600 films on DVD

See the Pikes Peak Paradise Expanded Listing on Purple Roofs Here

South Central Colorado Gay Friendly Bed and Breakfasts, Hotels, and Vacation Rentals

Treghan Lodge – Kerikeri Gay Friendly B&B in New Zealand

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Treghan Luxury Lodge - Kerikeri Gay Friendly B&B

Kerikeri Gay Friendly B&B in New Zealand’s Bay Islands

The Treghan Luxury Lodge sits on a little more than two acres of beautiful private landscaped gardens. Located in northern New Zealand’s Bay of Islands, our Kerikeri gay friendly B&B is a special place to get away from it all. Awaken in your own personal guesthouse, knowing your self contained private space is yours and yours alone. We believe this self contained privacy to be very important in these times.

We’ve carefully considered every last detail, from the oh-so-comfortable bed linens and feather pillows to our famous, fresh-baked organic cookies. Each guesthouse includes a/c and free Wifi internet access for your comfort.

Choose from:

The Owner’s Cottage – a fantastic cottage with its own ensuite bathroom, separate lounge and kitchenette.

Birdsong Retreat or Tranquility Retreat – our luxurious, new 2 bedroom guesthouses, each with two baths and fully-equipped kitchens (with both dishwasher and washing machine).

See the Treghan Lodge Expanded Listing on Purple Roofs Here

Kerikeri Gay Friendly Bed and Breakfasts, Hotels, and Vacation Rentals

Pacific Northwest Kayaking – 2TravelDads

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Pacific Northwest Kayaking

Pacific Northwest Kayaking, and more specifically kayaking in Washington State, is a fun and sustainable summer activity. Yeah, you could plan paddling in the Puget Sound area in the fall or spring too, but summer is the best time to experience the beautiful waters of Washington. We’ve picked our favorite places in Washington for kayaking, and we know you’ll love them.

The Seattle area is best seen from the water: sailing, on a ferry, or on a kayak. Just short drives from the city are countless islands and bays to explore. Across the Puget Sound are the Kitsap and Olympic Peninsulas, which are dotted with lakes and waterways, ready to be paddled. Kayaking in the Pacific Northwest is amazing.

The Best Places for Pacific Northwest Kayaking

When you visit the Seattle area, or even better, when you do a road trip around the Puget Sound region or to the south, you’ll be tempted to explore beyond the basic tourist sites and you should do it. Getting into a kayak is really the best way to experience the nature and views we’ve got. Kayaking in the Pacific Northwest will have you plotting to return again and again.

By Chris and Rob – Full Story at the 2TravelDads

Puget Sound Gay Travel Resources