Cise between Greece’s glisteng Cyclas, enjoyg stops Athens, Santori, the gay and LGBTQ+ hotspot of Mykonos, and more!
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7 GREEK GAY-FRIENDLY ISLANDS
Greece Gay holidays: Disver famo gay areas like Mykonos island Greece and the Greek islands. * gay greece island *
Brish webse Gay Star News llaboratn wh the Greek webse Dtsetters has published a list of 7 Greek islands that gay travelers should nsir visg on their summer holidays.
Milos is gradually beg one of the most popular islands for gay travelers, pecially for those love, acrdg to Gay Star News.
A betiful Greek island which many nsir to be the next big thg when to gay vatn Greece. “Dpe the lack of gay bars and clubs, Ios will absolutely amaze you, ” wrote the webse. Tos b relaxg and peaceful holidays wh the amazg Mykonos gay scene.
GAY HOLIDAYS GREECE & THE ISLANDS
There are many islands which are famo for their gay-iendly and lbian-iendly featur, offerg amazg opportuni for all upl who are terted.
For those reasons, there are also special events takg place every year on var islands of the untry to support homosexual rights and fight homophobia.
Mykonos is the first and by far the most famo island for s homosexual muny. Especially Mykonos, there are plac that have been particularly shaped to match the needs of the ternatnal homosexual society.
GREECE: AEGEAN SEA GAY CISE
First of all, you will fd exclively gay hotels where you n stay wh your partner or jt enjoy the gay-iendly facili wh a backdrop to the Cycladic sunset. Gay beach are also very popular among the lols and the tourists and beach like the famo Elia and Super Paradise are an excellent choice for all those who want to enjoy a swim.
Moreover, you won’t have to worry about where to have a drk or a vivid night out sce the island is full of gay and lbian-iendly bars and f where you n enjoy the Greek fancy liftyle of the island. The send biggt gay and lbian muny is found Crete.
Acrdg to statistics, a bigger amount of gay tourism than Mykonos is arrivg every year to the island to enjoy a relaxg vatn and credible scenery. More specifilly, Herakln of Crete, the ftival attracted hundreds of men and women who participated actively the Pri Ftival orr to fight agast homophobia and sexual racism.