Mexico is a destination for many people looking to both relax and have a great time. This country is known for its friendly people. Some cities are big, fun, and loud, others are small and quaint with lots of culture. Gay vacations to Mexico are already a popular choice for couples and singles alike.
Though religion runs deep in the culture, this is a country that if full of acceptance, particularly in the bigger cities. You can find many hotels and attractions that are advertised as gay friendly. The capital, Mexico City, has legalized same sex marriage and adoption, while the rest of the country recognizes civil unions for gay couples.
Mexico City is the cultural and financial center of Mexico. You can learn all about what makes Mexico special through the one hundred and fifty museums in the city. One of the largest pyramids in the world is also nearby. For hotels, you can find anything from cozy bed and breakfasts to luxurious hotels.
The gay neighborhood is famously known as La Zona Rosa, named after the pink stoned streets. Most of the bars, restaurants, and clubs are in this section of the city. They are all gay friendly, but there are a good number of clubs that are gay exclusive. One thing to keep in mind, the night begins fairly early because many of the locals use the metro system to get home at night. Public transportation ends at eleven, so clubs fill up early.
Puerto Vallarta is a necessary stop on the Pacific Coast. So many cruise ships stop in that they are put on rotating schedules in the docks. This town is loved for its old world feel, with cobblestone streets and colonial architecture. Relax on the beach, enjoy the tastes of the many restaurants, or take a tour into the jungle. The choice is yours.
Catch a glimpse of whales or dolphins while laying on one of Puerto Vallarta gay beaches. There is so much to take in, with everything from upscale restaurants and horseback riding to enjoy. Special activities increase during the high season, activities like gay bingo, are alternated with night time strip and drag shows.
Cancun is not just a Spring Break destination. This is the place for anyone who wants a beach vacation with the right price tag. This island was made for tourism, and the beaches are beautiful. Head to downtown Cancun to get away from the tourist traps and find local shopping and restaurants.
The gay scene in Cancun has been steadily growing, more and more hotels are advertising themselves as gay friendly. Just look for the rainbow flag. The island is host to festivals during the months of May and November - the Cancun International Gay Festival and the Cancun Riviera Maya Gay Fall Festival.
These cities are only the beginning. There are many more options to choose from for those looking for gay travel to Mexico. The wonderful weather, beautiful surroundings, and friendly people keep tourists coming back for more every year.
Though religion runs deep in the culture, this is a country that if full of acceptance, particularly in the bigger cities. You can find many hotels and attractions that are advertised as gay friendly. The capital, Mexico City, has legalized same sex marriage and adoption, while the rest of the country recognizes civil unions for gay couples.
Mexico City is the cultural and financial center of Mexico. You can learn all about what makes Mexico special through the one hundred and fifty museums in the city. One of the largest pyramids in the world is also nearby. For hotels, you can find anything from cozy bed and breakfasts to luxurious hotels.
The gay neighborhood is famously known as La Zona Rosa, named after the pink stoned streets. Most of the bars, restaurants, and clubs are in this section of the city. They are all gay friendly, but there are a good number of clubs that are gay exclusive. One thing to keep in mind, the night begins fairly early because many of the locals use the metro system to get home at night. Public transportation ends at eleven, so clubs fill up early.
Puerto Vallarta is a necessary stop on the Pacific Coast. So many cruise ships stop in that they are put on rotating schedules in the docks. This town is loved for its old world feel, with cobblestone streets and colonial architecture. Relax on the beach, enjoy the tastes of the many restaurants, or take a tour into the jungle. The choice is yours.
Catch a glimpse of whales or dolphins while laying on one of Puerto Vallarta gay beaches. There is so much to take in, with everything from upscale restaurants and horseback riding to enjoy. Special activities increase during the high season, activities like gay bingo, are alternated with night time strip and drag shows.
Cancun is not just a Spring Break destination. This is the place for anyone who wants a beach vacation with the right price tag. This island was made for tourism, and the beaches are beautiful. Head to downtown Cancun to get away from the tourist traps and find local shopping and restaurants.
The gay scene in Cancun has been steadily growing, more and more hotels are advertising themselves as gay friendly. Just look for the rainbow flag. The island is host to festivals during the months of May and November - the Cancun International Gay Festival and the Cancun Riviera Maya Gay Fall Festival.
These cities are only the beginning. There are many more options to choose from for those looking for gay travel to Mexico. The wonderful weather, beautiful surroundings, and friendly people keep tourists coming back for more every year.
About the Author:
The author of this about Mexico post is Howie Holben. Howie caretakes Spirit Journeys, a gay travel firm. Spirit Journeys offers spiritual gay tours world wide.
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