Gay places to go

Great place for evening time fun with my LGBTQ family. What night did we go? Adequately, karaoke night of course! Great song, great bar service, and they even have great food! I definitely endorse checking it out.

A must stop for your weekend debauchery where you will enjoy a excellent staff, great drinks and a wonderful show. Whether your looking to beat the dance floor, shoot some pool or enjoy a fabulous Drag display, this place has it all covered.

It was fun, my husband and I went to a display while visiting VA Beach in off season and had a blast. Very friendly. We were the oldest there and they were still nice to us. Very neighborhood kinda feel. Place was packed. Kind mix of all kinds of people with no tude.

How can you not love this place. So much enjoyable every time we go. Everyone is so nice and friendl

Gaycation To Williamsburg: A Four-Day Trip For LGBTQ+ Travelers

Voted as one of the top 15 cities in the U.S. by Travel + Leisure, Williamsburg, Virginia, is optimal known for its rich history, but there is so much more to do. From art museums and outdoor activities to picking lavender at a local farm and kayaking on the river, Williamsburg is a distinct place to visit that’s especially perfect for a summer gaycation!

Here's your guide to planning the perfect four-day trip to one of the most historic areas in the U.S.

Where to Stay

If you’re looking for an extended luxury stay, Kingsmill Resort & Spa is a great option. Situated on the James River, Kingsmill suggestions three championship golf courses, multiple dining options, a fitness center, a luxury spa, an indoor and outdoor pool, and even a seasonal lazy river. There’s also a marina on the James River where you can rent kayaks and canoes.

My boyfriend and I stayed in a spacious one-bedroom ensuite condo. My favorite part was the full-size kitchen equipped with a coffee maker and plenty of vacuum for cooking, in-unit laundry flawless for longer stays, as adv as our condo’s ba

LGBT+ Travel on the Outer Banks: Insights from a Queer Local

It might not be immediately clear what the Outer Banks has to offer a visiting LGBT+ person. As a queer local who grew up on these brief barrier islands, I can tell you there are indeed LGBT+ people living here and more visiting all the time. The Outer Banks has much to offer everyone — including LGBT+ people. It is a unique and beautiful vacation destination that is surprisingly diverse and welcoming to all people. There are LGBT+ events throughout the year, a gay beach, and LGBT-owned and LGBT-friendly businesses. There are also the numerous attractions that draw visitors from around the nature every year, three National Parks, a mini desert known as Jockey’s Ridge, and a wealth of history.

 

 

The Outer Banks is particularly known for its long stretches of purify, public beaches that provide an escape from the hustle and bustle of cities and other overrun beaches. It feels remote while still being within driving distance from many major cities. Here you’ll find 150+ miles of uncrowded shoreline, charming seaside villages, an abundance of natural beauty, and yes — LGBT+ off

Virginia Beach Gay Municipality Guide

Virginia Beach is a beautiful capital and the largest in Virginia. Located on the coastline of the Atlantic Ocean, it is part of what is known as the Hampton Roads metro area, along with Portsmouth, Hampton, and several other nearby cities. It is considered by many to be a resort capital, and much of its income comes from the tourist industry, although it is also dwelling to many historic sites, three military bases, and plenty to see and do. Even surpass, it has a growing and thriving LGBTQ community. Truly, Virginia Beach has it all!

A Peek at Virginia Beach’s History

Virginia Beach was initially set up in 1887. It was first developed as a resort, following the construction of a hotel and railroad linking it with nearby Norfolk. After Society War I, however, Virginia Beach became an important ground in the national coastal defense system and remains so to this diurnal, as it is home to three military bases. Virginia Beach is a city known for its unique maritime heritage, but also one that has become a gradual, forward-thinking place with friendly people, a coastal vibe, and plenty to observe and do.

A Several Fun Facts About Virginia Beach

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