Gay oaxaca mexico
Jack Kenworthy( Queer Travel Specialist )
Queer travel expert Jack Kenworthy turns 250+ urban area adventures into your instruction for safe, vibrant, and inclusively fabulous global journeys.
Often overshadowed by the raging gay scene in Mexico City, gay Oaxaca – an artisan strong-hold and colonial glory in southern Mexico – has silently and steadily grown its own unique queer nightlife scene that is inception to tempt tourists away from the chaos of Mexico City and the beaches of Puerto Vallarta and Cancun.
Throwing together historic architecture, famous food, colorful handicrafts, and a decidedly slower pace of existence than other Mexican cities with lively queer clubs and bars seems to have been a winning formula for Oaxaca, with queer travelers slowly waking up its potential.
Not to mention how simple it is to obtain here with the Mexico City to Oaxaca bus…
The annual March for Sexual and Gender Diversity / Oaxaca Pride March is one event to arrange around held in Protest annually – and though quite small, it is quite the move for a city considered a stronghold of conservatism, tradition and Catholicism in Mexico!
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Gay Oaxaca – Mexico's Colorful Colonial Gem
Where to nibble and drink – If the way to a man’s heart is truly through his stomach, then be prepared to plunge in love with Oaxaca! As Mexico’s culinary capital, Oaxaca’s restaurant and prevent scene deserves so much more than a cursory highlight. As such, for our in-depth review of the very BEST restaurants and bars in Oaxaca, as well as our related YouTube Video, brain over to The Top Restaurants and Bars in Oaxaca post here!
Where to find gay nightlife – After dark, Oaxaca comes ALIVE! To explore this party town’s super entertaining nightlife scene, follow this linkfor the BEST Homosexual BARS and clubs in Oaxaca!
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Banking – There are a variety of banks (and ATMs) highly concentrated around the Zócalo in Centro, including BBVA, HSBC, and Santander among others.
Wine/Liquor store – A short walk from Centro is Prissa Wines & Liquors in Reforma, the best spot for bo
Pedestrian street in the capital city of Oaxaca
Oaxaca de Juarez
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The declare capital of Oaxaca, with the full name of Oaxaca de Juarez, is home to a thriving but fairly discreet queer scene. It is a must see destination for it's food and culture.
For listings in other places in Oaxaca state including Zipolite, go to our Oaxaca state page
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Recommended Tours
We've selected a few tours from local providers that include transport from Oaxaca city. These are recommended tours and a good fit for LGBT visitors. You can see a list of area tours here. Please email us at info@gaymexicomap.com if you like to send us feedback on these tours or if you have others you think we should recommend.
Hierve el Agua, Tule Plant, Mitla and Mezcal Distillery Tour | |
This all time tour from Oaxaca urban area visits some of the most famous sites in the area. Hierve el Agua is a arrange of natural rock formations that resemble cascading waterfalls and bring your swimsuit to soak in the hot springs above. Mitla is an archeo Oaxaca City offers a warm welcome to Gay travelers. Known for its vibrant arts scene and rich cultural heritage, this destination provides a distinct blend of history and diversity. While Oaxaca may not be the most obvious choice for Queer visitors, it’s a municipality where inclusivity is increasingly celebrated. With a laid-back but lively atmosphere, you'll find plenty of places where you can communicate yourself freely. Throughout the year, Oaxaca hosts a variety of Queer events, including the annual Pride celebration in June. The lively parade and events that accompany Lgbtq+ fest create an exciting environment filled with vibrant costumes and music. Oaxaca is also home to the Muxes, members of the Zapotec community who hug a unique third gender identity, offering a unusual cultural experience. The ideal time to go to is during the cooler months from October to February when the weather is pleasant, and the city is buzzing with cultural festivities. This period aligns with Guelaguetza, though it doesn't focus on LGBTQ+ events specifically, the inclusive spirit spreads throughout the city. Pride in June i . |