Our upcoming South Africa tour concludes with four packed days in big gay Cape Town. In honour of the country’s famous city – and to whet your whistle for this luxurious tour – we put together a useful guide below. Read on!
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Stays That Slay: South Africa
Opulence. Our new gay South Africa tour is shamelessly extravagant. To grasp the level of luxury you can expect, here’s a primer on the haute hotels featured. They’ll make you feel like you – own – everything!
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We’re so excited to welcome our luxury gay South Africa tour back into our roster of group departures. To whet your appetite for this luxe escape here are our fearless leader, Robert Sharp’s, personal photos from the tour’s last incarnation.
WARNING: Due to their fabulosity, Rob’s photos may cause you to book our gay South Africa tour without consideration or consultation. View at your own risk. 😉
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A major aspect of our ever-popular gay tour of Morocco is the wide variety of accommodations. From a 5-star hotel in Marrakesh to a traditional Berber campsite in the Sahara desert, we try and give customers a taste of Morocco’s many faces.
Read on for a preview of the sensational lodgings we’ll enjoy on tour!
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Pack your binoculars and break out the cargo pants, because we’re off to Africa on a luxurious all-gay Kenyan safari!
To whet your appetite, here are eight highlights of what awaits!
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Staying Safe in Kenya
Due to safety concerns regarding a rise in discrimination towards LGBT people in Tanzania, we’ve rerouted our our annual luxury safari through neighbouring Kenya.
Despite the dark trigger, we’re actually ecstatic about the new destination. Kenya has some of the best preserved national parks on the continent, a wealth of wildlife that includes the Big Five, Earth’s largest flock of flamingos and The Great Wildebeest Migration, not to mention delicious food and top-notch accommodations. Also, it’s noted as the birthplace of the modern safari!
All that said, we’re aware Kenya comes with it’s own concerns and considerations. Please find a helpful list of frequently asked questions regarding safety in this sensational south African country below.
What I Wish I Knew Before Joining A Gay Tour Of Morocco
Morocco is sand-sational. But as the only Muslim-majority destination Out Adventures organizes gay travel through, it does cause some hesitation among clients. Here’s a short list of things travellers wish they knew before joining a gay tour of Morocco.
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Podcast: Planning Your First African Safari
Cohosts Peter and Robert take a step-by-step approach to planning an African Safari in the latest episode of The Out Adventures Gay Travel Podcast. Special guest Billy Hare — Sales Manager at Rhino Africa — offers invaluable insight into this historic travel experience. Continue reading “Podcast: Planning Your First African Safari”
Stays that Slay: Kenya
The lions and tigers may epitomize a safari, but it’s the luxurious accommodations and glamping that’ll make or break it.
Today we put together a visual guide of the sensational stays we’ll enjoy on our Kenya: Safaris and Savannahs tour.
Introducing Youssef, our magnificent Morocco guide.
While the bazaars, riads and kasbahs have always delighted our Moroccan Souks & Sand travellers, it’s actually our charismatic local guide, Youssef Laamimi, they consistently sing the loudest praise for.
Although straight — we know: disappointing — the young Moroccan is keen to show off his country to the gay community. The ‘real deal’ as he calls it.
Youssef introduces himself below while also listing off all the reasons he adores his homeland. Read on! Continue reading “Introducing Youssef, our magnificent Morocco guide.”