Smathers Beach and Fort Taylor Beach are two of the more popular. The local mangroves attract a lot of visitors for fishing, diving and canoeing. There’s the Key West historic area which includes the house where Hemingway lived. But perhaps the most common activity is the fun pastime of people-watching.
Alternative Vacation Idea #7:One of the most spectacular of the Greek islands is
Mykonos. It’s an island with beautiful golden sandy beaches and transparent waters as well as picturesque villages and historical ruins. Mykonos is also very alternative-lifestyle-friendly. A top nightlife stop is Pierros, arguably the most famous gay club in the world. Three popular gay and nude beaches are
Paradise Beach, Super Paradise Beach and
Elia Beach. They are the farthest beaches from the town and can be reached by bus or boat.
Alternative Lifestyle Vacations Idea #8:In southern Delaware,
Rehoboth Beach has been drawing gay and lesbian beach-lovers for decades. Generally the central part of the beach is used by straight couples and families.
The North Shores beach is where the lesbians gather. The gay men head toward Poodle Beach at the southern end of the boardwalk. There are numerous gay-owned businesses in the beach area. The boardwalk at Rehoboth Beach is alive with activity at all hours. It is a busy place with shops, restaurant, arcades and boutiques.
Alternative Lifestyle Vacations Idea #9:Venice Beach in southern California has always had a carnival-like atmosphere. The boardwalk is a unique interesting mix of everything from roller skaters and bodybuilders to musicians and jugglers. Since the early 1920s counterculture and alternative lifestyles are a part of the spirit of Venice Beach. It’s a unique place unlike anywhere else on the planet.
