Gay santo domingo
SANTO DOMINGO, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Holiday Houseboys
To fully value the Dominican Republic you need to book a Holiday Houseboys, your local gay friendly tour mentor. He will be competent to show you around like a local. Whether you want to look the tourist sites, places off the beaten path or discover new experiences, the Holiday Houseboy is there to help you. He looks after your safety and welfare at all times.
Bless
Bless has his own travel company and is the ideal person to show you around Santo Domingo. In addition to the historical and cultural sites, Bless can introduce you to the food of this superb island. Or if it is a sun-drenched beach you’re after, he can show you plenty of those too. Book Praise as your guide by clicking on the lush “BOOK NOW” icon below:-
Bless is a smoker, and speaks English and Spanish.
Total cost for the reference services of Bless for a full day of 8 hours = a non refundable deposit of USD 45 by Paypal or major credit card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express) PLUS USD 160 for in cash to Protect after his guide services. Total 205 US dollars.
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With us you will discover the most attractive offers for LGBTQIA* tourists
Gay and Queer woman travelers are welcome in the Dominican Republic
The LGBT scene is very different in the Dominican Republic and at its beaches
Regardless of their sexual orientation, travelers enjoy their vacations in the Dominican Republic
In the past few years the Dominican Republichas advanced significantly as a tourist destination. This is due to large investments that showcase tourist destinations at an international level. We are now acknowledged worldwide as a country that bids everything from heat and beaches to ecological tourism, adventure tourism, sports tourism, etc. Another significant topic worth mentioning is the amazing advancement in the Dominican Republic regarding human rights and diversity. The attitudes of the Dominican public have changed in the past few years, allowing acceptance and tolerance toward cultural, sexual and religious diversity. DOMINICAN EXPERT is a travel agency built by people from many cultures. DOMINICAN EXPERT feels motivated by the attitudinal changes in the Dominican population and has decided to launch a series of products that will present the
Santo Domingo Event Parade
An annual celebration of queer performers and community in a cavalcade of vans, motorcycles and crowds on foot, singing, dancing, drinking, and cheering. Await dazzling drag queens, glittering costumes, enchanting performances and an absolutely electric atmosphere. You’ll also view vans and pick-up trucks packed to the roof with groups of lower-key members of the LGBTQ+ community, daring to see and be seen and just generally having a great time.
The parade kicks off near the Colonial Zone and winds to a park near the Malecón - a stone esplanade that follows the Rio Ozama river as it winds through the center of Santo Domingo. Once at the park, the parade transforms into a live melody concert featuring a stage surrounded by a constellation of little ‘kikis’.
Afterparties are hosted throughout the city. If you don’t get invited to a intimate afterparty first, stare out for one of the commercial ones - event companies like Draguealo and GAFlabs accept over night clubs for the darkness, for the local LGBTQ+ community to dance, drink and sing the bedtime away with pride.
Established in 2007, the Santo Domingo procession is an opportunit
These Underground Santo Domingo Parties Are Shattering Gender Norms and Celebrating Queer History
The Dominican Republic is famous for its idyllic beaches, effervescent people and bomb culinary traditions. But the reality of living on the island of Quisqueya rarely mirrors the glossy pamphlets found at travel agencies, especially for queer people.
Santo Domingo’s LGBTQ movement is still in its infancy, and though strides are being made in noticeability and acceptance, discrimination based on sexual and gender identity is still pervasive within the conservative Catholic society. To fill the vacuum of subversion, a series of groundbreaking parties are popping up around the country’s capital, challenging gender norms and infusing nightlife with a much needed dose of camp and rebellion.
“This kind of work, queer representation, parties; it all needs to happen in the DR.”
“We saw there were no spaces where people could be fucking queer,” says Carlos Rodríguez, the photographer and documentarian behind the anarchic Draguéalo parties. “There were too many rules in the scene. Gay bars that wouldn’t acknowledge drag queens. Lesbian bars that wouldn’t admit cis [gender] men. From tha
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With us you will discover the most attractive offers for LGBTQIA* tourists
Gay and Queer woman travelers are welcome in the Dominican Republic
The LGBT scene is very different in the Dominican Republic and at its beaches
Regardless of their sexual orientation, travelers enjoy their vacations in the Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo Event Parade
An annual celebration of queer performers and community in a cavalcade of vans, motorcycles and crowds on foot, singing, dancing, drinking, and cheering. Await dazzling drag queens, glittering costumes, enchanting performances and an absolutely electric atmosphere. You’ll also view vans and pick-up trucks packed to the roof with groups of lower-key members of the LGBTQ+ community, daring to see and be seen and just generally having a great time.
The parade kicks off near the Colonial Zone and winds to a park near the Malecón - a stone esplanade that follows the Rio Ozama river as it winds through the center of Santo Domingo. Once at the park, the parade transforms into a live melody concert featuring a stage surrounded by a constellation of little ‘kikis’.
Afterparties are hosted throughout the city. If you don’t get invited to a intimate afterparty first, stare out for one of the commercial ones - event companies like Draguealo and GAFlabs accept over night clubs for the darkness, for the local LGBTQ+ community to dance, drink and sing the bedtime away with pride.
Established in 2007, the Santo Domingo procession is an opportunit
These Underground Santo Domingo Parties Are Shattering Gender Norms and Celebrating Queer History
The Dominican Republic is famous for its idyllic beaches, effervescent people and bomb culinary traditions. But the reality of living on the island of Quisqueya rarely mirrors the glossy pamphlets found at travel agencies, especially for queer people.
Santo Domingo’s LGBTQ movement is still in its infancy, and though strides are being made in noticeability and acceptance, discrimination based on sexual and gender identity is still pervasive within the conservative Catholic society. To fill the vacuum of subversion, a series of groundbreaking parties are popping up around the country’s capital, challenging gender norms and infusing nightlife with a much needed dose of camp and rebellion.
“This kind of work, queer representation, parties; it all needs to happen in the DR.”
“We saw there were no spaces where people could be fucking queer,” says Carlos Rodríguez, the photographer and documentarian behind the anarchic Draguéalo parties. “There were too many rules in the scene. Gay bars that wouldn’t acknowledge drag queens. Lesbian bars that wouldn’t admit cis [gender] men. From tha