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Although Australia and its colorful gay life may take up a large geographical landmass area of the Australasian continent, not all countries have such a liberal attitude to homosexuality.
In Samoa, Tonga, Nauru among others homosexuality is illegal and punishable, it’s largely the (former) colonies of other countries (France, United Kingdom and USA) where there is a relaxed tolerance of gay people. New Zealand may have a small population yet it is open and liberal and has a very visible gay scene with pride events in Christchurch and Auckland, as well as a Gay Ski Week in Queenstown. Australia home to the world-renowned Sydney Mardi Gras and Alice IS Wonderland Festival is a popular gay destination with a wealth of landscapes, habitats and mega cities to enjoy.
Papeete is a popular people-watching city, Papua New Guinea can be dangerous, and Noumea with wonderful beaches and colonial towns is emerging as a new tourist spot. Visit the lagoon of Bora Bora, white beaches of the Coral Coast, the tropical islands of Aitutaki or the most amazing Great Barrier Reef.
On this continent you can feel a million miles away from anywhere. Oceania has a diverse range of beautiful scenes with mountains, rain forests, thousands of islands, deserts and simply put, a paradise that is only found in dreams.
Forget the culture and history. Forgo culinary delights. The real reason to visit Europe is its stunning beaches. From the glamour of Cannes to the rugged terrain of the UK’s cliffs, our guide to LGBTQ+ friendly beach holidays will help you plan your next sunny vacation.
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LGBTQ+ recognition is important for hotels to differentiate themselves and appeal to LGBTQ+ travellers. World Rainbow Hotels highlights LGBTQ+ friendly hotels. Open to GDS bookings by travel professionals and providing accreditation to hotels.
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