Gay bars in fuerteventura
Jack Kenworthy( Queer Tour Expert )
Queer explore expert Jack Kenworthy turns 250+ town adventures into your guide for harmless, vibrant, and inclusively fabulous global journeys.
The Canary Islands are a popular tourist destination located off the coast of Spain, and its allure is not an exception to gay tourists either. The largest municipality on these islands is Las Palmas on Gran Canaria, with a excellent selection of lgbtq+ bars and other attractions; the matching is said for the second largest city Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
However, when it comes to the smaller island Fuerteventura, even if it doesn’t have as many gay attractions, despite the odds, she has become a popular destination for LGBTQ+ travelers thanks to its stunning beaches, welcoming attitude, and small but vibrant gay scene.
All over these islands, you can find little veiled gems and fellow pulsing hearts of the queer society alive and well; you need to know how to find them! You also have this guide here to help you receive started.
While the homosexual scene is limited, Fuerteventura is promoted as a scorching gay tourist destination in the Canary Islands. However, before you throw yourself into the beauty of the
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Top Going Out
7Sins
This neon-lit club with its impressive light shows, features two huge dance floors and tons of overly-cologned, sweaty boys gyrating to the beats of an ever-revolving list of guest DJs. more
The Abbey
Everybody loves this place: beautiful architecture, very accepted and cruisy, reservation advisable. Famous for Martinis and desserts. Busy at WE. more
GMF
The most popular T-Dance in Berlin, great DJs, stylish club. Crowded by fashion victims, but friendly and open-minded. Now on two floors! more
Gay Hot Spots
Berlin
Berlin is certainly always worth a visit. But it is also gaining in popularity as a place to live amongst people from all around the world. Berlin is not only one of the least expensive metropolitan cities, but also increasingly t
Steve and Ron's holiday experience.
Fuerteventura is not known as a very gay resort. Gran Canaria, Tenerife are "better" places for that. But even on Fuerte there is something going on for the not straight holidaymakers.
Entertainment:
There is a drag bar in Corralejo, which puts on a great show.
Its called Sadie�s': Fuerteventura's ONLY dragbar. Ex Pat entertainer Kenny Webster has made the island his home after turning his back on his house town in the UK. He was driven out of the Old Region by bullying that didn�t stop, even culminating in assault that hospitalised him. Now he is doing a drag show, for gay and not so gay guests. Corralejo is the place to be. (Sadies also hosts an anual charity event in August, "Imagine a superior world". Raising money for several charities.)
Afterwards we went off to Bubbles. Officially a gay-bar at the Atlantico Centre in Corralejo, but fortunately you will find a mix of people having a good time together. The bar located in the basement, is trendy, with friendly staff, and amazing music. If you travel there say hello to Juan and the guys (mentioning sunnyfuerteventura.com of course). NOTE: Juan of Bubbles was chosen Corralejo's Top Ba
Lanzarote
There are a few queer bars in the Atlantico Centre in Puerto del Carmen. For more communication visit:
http://lanzarotegayguide.com
La Palma
This is a gay friendly island, but there are two specific LGBT centres. The historic neighbourhood of La Esquina in Santa Cruz de la Palma is a popular place for LGBT+ residents and tourists, and over recent years a small Pride event has been established at the beginning of July. The bar and restaurant atmosphere of La Esquina is open and diverse, and this includes the Cine Teatro Chico, which is mainly used as a cinema, but is also a centre of cultural interest. During May and July each year this cinema hosts a LGBT film festival with dates advertised locally and at the Cine Teatro Chico.
Los Llanos de Aridane has a popular homosexual bar and restaurant called La Luna that often hosts exhibitions and reside music, and also works closely with Cine Teatro Chico in Santa Cruz de la Palma.
Bar Gay Canary Islands
Gran Canaria has consolidated itself as one of the most popular male lover tourist resorts in Europe. Only a few hours flight away from the Old Continent's main cities, the island acts as a meeting point for tourists looking for temperatures between 18 and 25 degrees all year round.
The accommodation offer is as varied as the Island itself and as welcoming as its people. You can identify accommodation in attractive bungalows or apartments on the coast or small state hotels on the central area of the island for those who choose to enjoy character. You can also discover a large variety of services intended for stop and relaxation from a spa session to a mud bath.
But above all, Gran Canaria proposals a whole host of beaches for sun and sea lovers. In the south of the island, we detect Maspalomas beach, which stretches for several kilometres, immersed in an enormous field of dunes, offering the opportunity for everyone to relax a day at the beach. There are peaceful areas for nudism and more lively areas around the ‘beach bars'.
More and more gay men are choosing to go to Gran Canaria and make it their home, so we've put together lots of useful information to support mak