Cornucopia of different cultures, history and unique ways of life. It’s true, the tube can get you almost anywhere and there’s always somewhere for a good night out!

Queer culture in Paris has been centred around Le Marais district since the 1980s. Queerness  brought art galleries and eyes for fashion. 

Lisbon is one of Europe’s hottest cities at the moment (not just in temperature). Being crowned Europe’s Leading Cruise Destination in 2020, Lisbon has been a hotspot for tourists seeking ancient history alongside a lively nightlife scene. 

Originally named Barkeno, Barcelona is a city with over 2000 years of history, culture, and customs. It has been home to over 1 million people since 1930!

Argued by many to have the best street art in the world, South Africa’s largest city
Johannesburg draws in over 100,000 annual visitors.

Ever wanted to devour food, rock-climb, or have a coffee at 4 am? Well, you can do
all these things in New York. The City that never sleeps is factual - and is such a unique
experience.

Hong Kong is an amazing city - with its history containing a fusion of eastern and western culture, producing a truly unique urban space

The capital of the United States, Washington DC is rich in history and culture. Famous for museums and institutions like the Lincoln Memorial, the Smithsonian Institution and the National Gallery of Art

You can now celebrate Lesbian Pride in Puerto Vallarta. World-renowned for its scenic natural beauty, including beaches, reefs, and forestry. It also contains ancient art and culture throughout the city, with a rich history and even richer cuisine.

Experience Bali with an amazing group of queer women and non-binary folx from around the world on 14th - 21st October 2023 - 7 to 10 days