Gay cruising sarasota

Those that adore a night out with crafty crafted cocktails and sleek modern lounges will be satisfied to experience Pangea. 

The Gator Club

Calling all you whiskey lovers, here at The Gator Club, they have 500 different whiskeys. You can enjoy a cocktail while looking out over the city and beach not too far away, perfect for a summer holiday.

Needless to say, there are also hundreds more hotel and hostel options in Sarasota if none of these suit your desired budget, facilities or area – but these are the best hotels according to other gay travelers and us.

Some gay-friendly accommodations may also provide amenities specifically catering to the LGBTQ+ community, such as rainbow flags or literature about local LGBTQ+ events or resources.

Not only do they have a very active gay bar, they have a handful of gay clubs that regularly puts on fun social events to spice up the evening. You can get a meal, drink, and three-round bingo with your ticket. 

LGBTQ+ Meetups at the Clever Cup

Clever Cup is a cozy little coffee shop in Sarasota that hosts a fortnightly queer social meet-up on a Sunday for an hour.

The same goes for gay saunas; there is simply none in sight.  

When traveling to a new city, it can be exciting to head out for more than just a stiff drink. Of course, it isn’t just the scorching summers that queer tourists love about Sarasota. With such variety, you can never be bored, and you can dine with your favorite drink in a laid-back lounge perfect for a cozy evening social.

They offer a wide range of drinks to suit your needs, with the bonus of local craft beers and even cigars, so it’s the perfect social experience. Even if you are visiting and a novice, you will be welcomed by seasoned pros to try your hand at rolling some balls!

Project Pride

Sarasota’s tight queer community, of course, would not rest until they had their annual pride parade like other major cities!

Some of their more famous works include The Triumph of the Eucharist by Peter Paul Rubens. 

Ed Smith Stadium

It would be a shame to visit the USA and not catch a classic American pastime–baseball. It is even extra special because the staff are volunteers, and all their profits go to HIV charities.

Of course, you can always do it the old school away and get dressed up to try your luck at the gay bars.

They also host regular events like a show, screenings, themed parties, and so much more.

This Sarasota City Tour takes you by bus past The Ringling and Marie Selby Botanical Gardens through Gillespie Park, Sarasota Opera, and Burns Court Neighbourhood, telling you all about these places.

Here you can enjoy a restaurant, a rooftop terrace, an art gallery, a poolside bar (with a pool, of course), and a gym with various classes for those wanting to keep fit even on holiday. This place was undoubtedly made for the gay art lover as it goes against tradition and is pink as Barbie’s beach house. 

Sarasota Classic Car Museum

Appreciate the car’s history and take in some great classics with the Sarasota Classic Car Museum.

However, the highlight of this place is the choice of 162 rooms to make yourself at home with cozy bedding and little extras that will make it hard to leave. 

The Sarasota Modern, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel ☆☆☆☆

Another brilliant four-star hotel is The Sarasota Modern, where you will be treated to great summer-friendly treats such as their three pools, beachside loungers, and poolside bar.

What are you expecting?