Gay events south america

Whether you're dancing at São Paulo's Pride parade, exploring ancient Mayan ruins, basking in San Juan's sun, or sipping coffee in the Andean highlands, South America's LGBTQ+ friendly destinations await with open arms and endless possibilities. São Paulo, Brazil June. Every year, travellers in the know head to São Paulo for what is truly the largest gay pride in the world, with millions of attendees. Millions turn out for the event, in February or March depending on the Easter calendar — with the weekend and the Monday and Tuesday before the Christian holiday Ash Wednesday and Lent the most bacchanalian days.

Celebrating LGTBQ+ Pride in South America brings together the region’s love of music, dance and celebrations and its many strides to LGBTQ+ inclusivity and acceptance. Our roundup of the most gay friendly places in Latin America which we loved and where we felt the most welcome. The largest gay Pride event, the hottest boys on the planet, and the most exciting parties! This summed up South America for us.

South America Gay tours, gay cruises & gay holidays calendar // All of South America's gay cruises, gay tours and gay package holidays on one page. This 5-star hotel offers luxurious accommodation just m from Trianon-Masp metro station in Bela Vista, Sao Paulo. It has a spa, an internal and heated swimming pool and free private parking. Rooms at L'Hotel PortoBay São Paulo are elegantly designed and have free WiFi, cable TV, work desk and en suite bathroom.

Let’s break down some of the most LGBT-welcoming destinations in South America. Each one offers a different vibe—and we’ll show you how to enjoy them safely and openly. Buenos Aires, the Paris of Latin America, was one of the first cities to legalise gay marriage in Latin America hosts a most diverse pride parade each year in November. The Caribbean is home to the gay friendly islands of Curacao and Aruba. Gay Memorial Day Weekend brings with it the start of the Summer season.