The property features six unique buildings spread over more than two acres of private, lush, clothing-optional tropical paradise. It’s the largest luxury outlet center in the world, offering popular brands at prices lower than traditional retail stores. The property features two tropical, clothing-optional lagoon pools, heated during the winter months and open all night.
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Many hotels also offer free shuttle service from the airport, so check before you arrive. Pride Fort Lauderdale
📅 February
Held right on Fort Lauderdale Beach, this two-day Pride event brings the party to A1A (or “GAY 1A” for the weekend). General Tips 2. Note: drinks are not available for purchase.
Gay Beaches in Fort Lauderdale
Sebastian Street Beach – The main and most popular gay beach in Fort Lauderdale, located off Sebastian Street near the Ritz-Carlton.
Chef-prepared specialties are available daily, and most desserts and freshly baked goods are made in-house. Walk under real rockets, meet astronauts, and even see a launch if you time it right.
📍 Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex | 🎟️ $75+ entry
Tl;dr
Fort Lauderdale is a vibrant, inclusive, and LGBTQ+-friendly paradise.
The Pride Center at Equality Park
A true heart of the local LGBTQ+ scene, The Pride Center hosts everything from social meetups to health services.
3. Big Cypress National Preserve(1.5 hrs west)
Big Cypress is a sprawling wilderness teeming with wildlife.
Think gourmet twists on childhood classics, served until the early hours—perfect for post-bar munchies.
4. Wilton Manors, the epicenter of the city’s LGBTQ+ scene, is so lively and welcoming it’s earned the nickname “Second Gayest City” in America. As you wander its lush tropical gardens and lagoon-side grounds, you’ll encounter vibrant orchids, towering royal palms, and resident flamingos.
Now, trendy boutiques, art galleries, and top-notch restaurants line this lively street. Walk the grounds, spot monkeys and swans, and get a glimpse of Old Florida charm—all without leaving Fort Lauderdale.
🎟️ $25 entry
2. With 1,500+ boats, superyachts, and cutting-edge marine tech, FLIBS attracts 100,000+ attendees who come to admire (and maybe buy) the latest luxury vessels.
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FlockFest
A beach, hundreds of people in decorated winged floaties, and a party that supports local LGBTQ+ charities. Over 30 boutiques, galleries, and designer shops line this chic, walkable street. Besides, who doesn’t love a good gift shop?
7. Understanding the gay scene is much more easily done with the help of a local and home-sharing is one of the best ways to meet someone living in the city who knows how things work, where and when are the best nights to go out, and what places to eat at and which to avoid.
Visitors can pay for a locker or rent a private room (half-price offers are available Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday after 4 pm).
321 Slammer – One of the only clubs of its kind in Florida, offering public and private play areas with slings and glory holes, as well as lounge areas with a pool table and even an indoor fireplace.
Here are some of the best hotels with pools.
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