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Gay Sydney
Sydney is one of the world's most well-liked gay destinations, and it's effortless to see why. Over the decades, Australia's largest city has produced some of the world's biggest gay icons: Priscilla, Mardi Gras, Kylie Minogue and Speedos.
One of Sydney's big draws is the near-perfect weather. For an impressive five months of the year -- November to March -- the city's beaches and pools are filled with hot gay men. Bondi Beach is the most popular, but there are plenty of other spots for sun and fun.
Nightlife ignites on Friday, when the after-work crowd fills the bars along Oxford Street, and simmers on Saturday with numerous gay parties. But things really explode on Sunday, when the Green Park and Bank hotels are filled with boys engaged in afternoon debauchery.
If the bars and beaches aren't your thing, don't despair. Sydney has a thriving culture of indoor and outdoor sex-on-premise venues. There are saunas and sex clubs sprinkled all over the urban area, but the real Australian deal with is the beats, the mostly outdoor cruising spots
Dive into Sydney's gay scene with us, as we spill the tea on the best gay hotspots and share savvy tips for an unforgettable adventure in the Land Down Under!
When we first dipped our toes into Sydney's vibrant gay scene, it felt a bit enjoy two wide-eyed gents attempting to navigate the Ground Down Under's queer terrain with the finesse of kangaroos on roller skates.
We were hit with a tidal wave of questions: How long should we stay in Sydney? When should we visit? Where should we stay? What are the top gay hangouts? Which is the best gay beach?How many Speedos should I pack?…
But fear not fellow intrepid LGBTQ explorers for we've distilled our Sydney escapades into a cocktail of practical tips and tricks. Think of it as your personal male lover roadmap to Sydney – a city where rainbow flags flutter with identity festival, and every street corner is a feisty catwalk stage.
So, buckle up, darlings, as we spill the tea on the foremost of Sydney's gay offerings. No-nonsense advice awaits you.
Let's make your first Sydney sojourn fabulous, fierce, and utterly unforgettable!
Gay Sydney (Warrane): where to meal, drink, play and sleep
By Emen8, updated 4 months ago in Travel and party / In Australia
Wondering if Sydney (Warrane) is male lover friendly? Well, the answer is hell yes!
Warrane is the traditional name for &#;Sydney Cove&#;, on the Gadigal lands of the Eora nation. We confess that this country was never ceded and express our gratitude to rainbow mob past and present.
Sydney has lengthy been known as one of the most gay-friendly cities in the planet, with a enormous annual Mardi Gras festival, a host of Pride events, and a same-sex attracted scene diverse enough to keep every member under the queer umbrella happy.
From epic gay club nights to flamboyant queen bottomless brunches, Sydney’s gay scene has it all. You’re gonna yearn to know how to make the most of a visit to the Harbour City. Let’s take a look!
Where is the homosexual scene in Sydney?
The whole of Sydney is LGBTQ+ kind, but there are definitely a several stand out locations if you&#;re thinking of heading to the city for a visit.
Keep an eye out for the rainbow stickers (you’ll see loads of them along Oxfo
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The best lgbtq+ and bi saunas in Sydney
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