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As female homosexual travel bloggers, it is our life’s goal to find the gayest places to party, travel, and live. St. Pete is one of those places that immediately skyrockets to the top of the list. We’ve traveled to places like, and felt right at home with a welcoming community, and St. Pete is no different. I’m here to walk you through this Gay St Pete Florida: Epic Travel Itinerary so you can enjoy this city and support all the inclusive local businesses that work hard to create a safe cosmos for all.
It’s hard to pinpoint the best part of St. Pete, it’s close to the beach, it has an legendary downtown, tons of local LGBTQ bars, clubs, and boutiques. We decided to stay for a month in the Historic Uptown area of St. Pete. We were a 5-minute walk from several local coffee shops, restaurants, and parks. We were also close to the freeway if we wanted to hop over the bridge and experience Tampa or Ybor city which is also an LGBTQ hotspot. In this itinerary, I’ll give you the in’s and out’s of our
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Water, Moisture Everywhere!. With some of the leading beaches in the country located close St Petersburg, it is no wonder so many people are drawn to area to visit…and then stay. Superb Sunsets and a laid-back easy going lifestyle add to the quality of life here.
FORT DESOTO- Often listed in the top ten beaches in the land, Fort Desoto is a county park, which retains its natural beauty in many areas. With a large boat ramp, campground and biking/ hiking trails it can be busy in season. Gorgeous Sunsets, fantastic views of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge, and lots of secluded areas form it a fantastic beach destination.
PASS-A-GRILLE- On the southern tip of St Pete Beach, this narrow island (1 block wide) has lots of charm. Going way back when the Lighted Tree was one of the only gay bars in the area, Pass-A-Grille has attracted Gays & Lesbians over the decades. The bar has long closed, but many still thank the charm of the area.
SUNSET BEACH- Located on the southern tip of Treasure Island, this mostly residential island is very popular for sunsets, with uncomplicated access just south of the Main Avenue Causeway. The former home o
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St. Petersburg – The Sunshine City
St. Petersburg, otherwise known as St. Pete or “The Burg” by locals, is one of Florida’s top destinations for joy, sun, culture, art, food, and sunshine. Dubbed the Sunshine Urban area decades ago by a newspaper editor who was so confident in the region’s weather, he promised readers a free newspaper for any rainy day. The City lives up to its nickname most days, and for the rare day when the weather doesn’t cooperate, there are plenty of indoor activities to enjoy. If you’re headed to St. Pete for Pride weekend or an upcoming vacation, this in-depth St. Pete Gay Tour Guide will come in handy.
How Gay Is St. Pete?
The Tampa Bay region, in general, is very LGBTQ-inclusive. But St. Pete takes the “rainbow cake” as the gayest side of the bay. St. Petersburg is house to a very large, and growing, LGBTQ community. The region has one of the largest LGBTQ populations in the articulate of Florida, if not the largest.
For LGBTQ locals, St. Pete offers a laid back vibe with tons to do and several places to connect with other like-minded LGBTQ people. What is most unique about this re
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You don't own to look rigid to see that the Tampa Bay area has much to offer the gay traveler. From the beautiful sunrises and romantic sunsets to the tropical weather with the occasional awe-inspiring electrical storm to the ever-changing nightlife, there is always something new to discover.
The Tampa Bay area is made up of two cities on other side sides of the bay. On one side is Tampa, which has a long and engaging heritage. And across the bay is its sister urban area of St Petersburg. Not far away are Clearwater and other cities with gay communities, along the coast.
Once a bit down at heel, St Petersburg has enjoyed a real renaissance in the past few years. It's now home to many theaters, art galleries, and museums. Here you'll locate the incredible Salvador Dali Museum, now in it's mark new building, housing the largest collection of works by the artist outside of his native Spain. The area also offers several gay-friendly bed & breakfasts and a just-opened gay hotel.
Most gay businesses are located adjacent Central Avenue in what has develop known as the Grand Central District. There are pl