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Greece  offers sun, culture, ancient sights and spectacular landscapes, as well as delicious food and hospitality in the local taverns.  GaySail Special  and  GayNudeSail Special  are 8-day and 15-day sailing cruises in, passing by the best bays, islands and harbors and past all the famous sights worth seeing in Greece, like Athens, Hydra, Epidaurauros Theater, Poros, Spetses and Aegine Island. Discover the special destinations that can almost only be reached by a sailing yacht. We sail with a 53 feet/15 meter sailing yacht   which has room for 13 guys.

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You can book a cruising vacation in Greece for 1 week or 2 weeks or more (as our most satisfied sailors do). It is not unusual for a cruise to begin with a group of 15-day guests and 8-day guests. At the end of Week 1, some guests hop off the yacht and other guests come aboard for Week 2. This makes for the opportunity to meet even more fellow adventurers.

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Peleponnesos: A wonderful Gay Sailing Cruise in Greece in the Saronic Gulf of Greece. If you are looking for a gay sailing vacation that’s packed with terrific conditions, beautiful landscapes, historically significant ancient ruins, secluded islands, vibrant nightlife, a warm culture and terrific cuisine, this is the one! You will be surrounded by the beautiful bays and coves of the Saronic Gulf, with quiet villages and busy tourist destinations, historic sites and scenic beaches. The unique character of this region is reflected in the architecture of the homes and villages, as well as the castles, monasteries and churches perched high on the hilltops. This gay sailing holiday that starts in Athens and you can join one or two weeks. Both weeks have a distinct itinerary with different ports, bays and islands. The first week we will visit among other the picturesque Island of Poros, the amazing Island of Hydra where are no cars but only donkey’s for transport and we will visit the old city of Monemvasia. The second week we sail from Spetses Island, visiting the great city of Navplion, the Island of Aegina with is famous temple and the world famous Epidaurus amphitheater on our way back to Athens. Let our Gay skipper guide you over the Greek seas.

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Greece is the birthplace of democracy, the Olympic Games, Western Philosophy and Western theories of tragedy and comedy.  It is also ancient, with the capital, Athens, one of the oldest and longest continuously inhabited cities in the world.

As such it has a rich cultural heritage, boasting the largest number of archaeological museums in the world, more than any other country. Greek cuisine is also testament to its rich history with influences dating back to the Ancient Greek Empire, the Romans, Byzantine and Ottomans.

Greece has more than 2,000 islands, of which around 170 are populated. The largest is Crete and the most popular are Santorini and Mykonos, particularly with LGBTQ+ travelers in the summer months (June-August). As such, there are an abundance of white sandy Mediterranean beaches to discover.

With regards to LGBTQ+ rights, Greece has not always been very LGBTQ+ friendly. Society is predominantly Greek Orthodox, which is known for being conservative and homophobic. Families have traditionally expected men to get educated, find a good job, marry and produce many children. Women are expected to stay home and look after the house and children. However, over the past few decades, attitudes have started to change as more LGBTQ+ issues are discussed in the media and the government has passed proactive LGBTQ+ laws such as anti-discrimination in employment and allowed LGBTQ+ people to serve in the military and the right to change gender.

Greece legalized same-sex marriage in February 2024, making it the first Christian Orthodox country to do so. They also extended parental rights to allow same-sex couples to adopt. In 2022, Greece banned conversion therapy for minors.

Athens and Mykonos are Greece’s top LGTBQ+ friendly destinations along with several other cities, however when venturing into small towns and villages, some locals may be homophobic so you should be cautious with public displays of affection.

Why Visit Greece & When to Go

Travelers to Greece often come to marvel at the rich archaeological history, particularly prominent in Athens, home to the Acropolis. The islands and beaches are another popular draw, particularly during the summer months.

Greece has four clear seasons: winter (December to February), spring (March to May), summer (June to August), and fall (September to November). The busiest time is July and August when hotels are usually sold out, prices are at their highest and beaches become packed with people. The ideal time to visit Greece is around these months, especially in June, September and October when it’s less packed, temperatures are comfortable and not too hot, and prices not as high.

During the off-season in winter, Greece offers skiing opportunities in the mountainous areas, with many ski resorts.

Interesting Cities to Visit in Greece

The capital city of Greece is one of the oldest cities in the world, having been inhabited for over 7,000 years. The most popular draw of Athens is the Acropolis, an ancient citadel dating back to the 5th century BC. It sits atop a hill right in the heart of the city, making it visible from most places in Athens.

At the foot of the Acropolis is the central district of Plaka, which is like a small village within the city, with narrow cobblestone streets, small boutique shops, buskers, sidewalk cafes and family-owned tavernas. Nearby is the Gazi neighborhood where the majority of the Athenian gay hangouts can be found, like Sodade2.

OIA IN SANTORINI

Santorini is the most visited of all the Greek islands and for good reason. It has been formed by volcanic activity leaving behind a very dramatic, picturesque landscape. One particular highlight is the town of Oia at the northern tip of the island, which has many of the whitewashed buildings so visually linked to the Greek isles and culminates in a cliff with a large drop. This is also a famous spot to admire the sun setting over the Aegean. It’s so popular that every evening, crowds gather to watch the sunset, then clap as it finishes.

MYKONOS TOWN IN MYKONOS

During the touristic months of June to September, Mykonos island comes alive with crowds, particularly in July and August. Mykonos Town is the main transport hub into the island and the place most will stay. It’s a pretty place, with houses painted white to reflect the strong sun, with the characteristic blue church domes. Mykonos Town is also the beating heart of the LGBTQ+ community, with gay bars like Jackie O’, Babylon, Porta, Kastro’s and Elysium.

LGBTQ+ travelers will also want to check out the XLSIOR gay festival that takes places in Mykonos Town in late August, sometimes early September.

CHANIA IN CRETE

Chania is the second largest city on Crete, but the island’s prettiest. The central point of Chania is the Old Port, which was built by the Venetians in the 1300s. It’s a romantic place to stroll, lined with many restaurants, cafes and hotels. There is a large 21m (69ft) high octagonal Egyptian lighthouse looking over Chania, which is great to visit for the best views. It is the oldest lighthouse in the world, built by the Venetians in the 1500s to protect the island. Further inland, in the Old City of Chania based around Stivanadika Street, you can find many folk art souvenirs, herbs, olive oil, jewels and leather products.

THESSALONIKI

Greece’s second city, in the north, is Thessaloniki. It is considered as Greece’s cultural capital, renowned for festivals and events taking place throughout the year.

The city is characterized by the 34m (112ft) high Lefkos Pirgos (meaning “white building”), which used to form part of the defensive walls of Thessaloniki. The beachfront promenade runs from this building and is one of the most popular meeting spots, with many excellent cafes to hang out. The city has a small LGBTQ+ scene with hangouts like eNola and Don’t Tell Mama.

HALKIDIKI/CHALKIDIKI

Halkidiki is the most popular tourist destination of Northern Greece—three peninsulas that stretch into the North Aegean Sea. Each peninsula has long sandy beaches but the first peninsula, Kassandra, is the most developed with thriving nightlife, resorts and busy beaches during the summer months. The second peninsula, Sithonia, is much quieter and relaxed with less crowded beaches.

The third peninsula, Athos, has been completely untouched by modern development. It is in a monastic state, closed off to the world, and only open to male visitors by prior application (see more below).

MONEMVASIA IN THE PELOPONNESE

Monemvasia is almost an island linked to the mainland in the Peloponnese region of Greece by a narrow causeway. It is comprised of two towns: the lower at sea level, which has been restored, and the upper, called citadel, which is still largely in ruins.

It’s a beautiful place to wander with stunning sunsets every evening, making it a popular spot for couples. One of the best times to visit is during the spring when the grass is green and the wild flowers are in bloom.

Experiencing Greek Food

Greek Mediterranean cuisine is also testament to the country’s long history, dating back to the Ancient Greeks who had a strong focus on olive oil, wheat, wine, and fish. The Byzantine era introduced new ingredients like meats, feta cheese, caviar, nutmeg, basil and lemons. The Ottoman Empire then contributed to the Greek cuisine, introducing staples like moussaka, tzatziki (yoghurt/cucumber/oil/mint dip), yuvarlakia (meatball/rice/lemon soup), keftethes (mince meatballs) and boureki (baked filled pastries).

Today, a traditional Greek meal will be at a taverna where you can order mezethes, many small plates of different specialties starting with olives, hummus, tahini, and tzatziki, and moving on to other starters like cheeses, keftethes, and dolmathes (stuffed vine leaves), before moving on to different meats or fish depending on which type of meze you pick.

The most popular wine in Greece is retsina, a white wine that has a distinct resin flavor. Greece also produces other fine wines, like Athiri, Malagousia and Moscofilero. Another popular alcoholic beverage to look out for is raki, a clear unsweetened, often anise-flavored and very strong drink, often drunk as a shot after a heavy meal. Be careful, it’s lethal!

LGBTQ+ History of Greece

From Zeus, the King of the gods, to Herakles, the greatest of heroes, to Sappho, the greatest lyric poet, Sophocles, the greatest tragedian, Socrates, the inventor of philosophy, and Alexander the Great:  most of the greatest figures in ancient Greek culture had LGBTQ+ relationships.  And these loves were not secret or devalued:  instead, same-sex love was considered the purest love, the basis for education, and (in contrast to modern attitudes) the root of military courage.  And almost every museum or archaeological site in Greece has something related to this LGBTQ+ culture.  For instance, in Delphi, one of the highlights of the museum is a cult statue of the god Antinous—the Roman Emperor Hadrian’s Greek lover, who was made into a god when he died; in Olympia, there is a statue of Zeus with his boyfriend Ganymede—and the mythical founder of the Olympic games, Pelops, was the boyfriend of Poseidon, god of the sea.  And of course, you can go to Lesbos to soak in the Sapphic atmosphere!  In short, Greece is not only a gorgeous country with an amazing history:  it is also a paradise of LGBTQ+ history and art! 

Safety Considerations for LGBTQ+ visitors to Greece

While Greece may not be as LGBTQ+ friendly as other countries in North America or north/west Europe, it has evolved considerably over the past few decades, with a strong LGBTQ+ community gaining confidence and having a strong positive impact on society. For example, in 2015, civil unions for same-sex couples were allowed. Anti-discrimination laws in employment were introduced in 2005.

LGBTQ+ travelers are unlikely to experience any problems in the big cities. However, when traveling in a small town or village, attitudes are likely to still be very conservative.

A word of caution for all LGBTQ+ travelers, Greece is still strongly affected by the economic crisis, with planned strikes taking place, which may affect ferries, traffic and airport staff. It is worth checking before booking any travel plans and ensure you have adequate travel insurance.  

LGBTQ+ Travel Tips for Greece

Athens Pride has taken place every year since 2005, becoming more and more popular each year, with celebrities, politicians and other public figures attending. Over the past five years, other big cities in Greece have started to host their own pride events, including Thessaloniki, Patras and Heraklion in Crete.

Athens has the largest LGBTQ+ community in Greece, particularly in the Gazi neighborhood, which has an array of gay bar and clubs like Sodade2. It also hosts an annual gay and lesbian film festival called Outview.

Mykonos island has one of the most famous LGBTQ+ scenes in the world and becomes a gay mecca during the summer months, which culminates with the XLSIOR Festival.

Thessaloniki has a small LGBTQ+ community with a handful of LGBTQ+ hangouts. In 2020, Thessaloniki will host the 27th EuroPride.  

Stefan and Sebastien are a gay couple who met in London in 2009. They have since been traveling the world extensively together, particularly Europe, Asia and the Americas. Sebastien is from France and Stefan is British/Greek Cypriot. Stefan spent a lot of his childhood with family in Thessaloniki and Halkidiki, worked in Athens as a student and traveled around Greece both alone and with Sebastien. The boys write about their travels on their  Nomadic Boys gay travel blog.  

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Right-wing Rep. Lauren Boebert flipped out at the moderator of a Republican primary debate after he asked her about her frisky “Beetlejuice” groping session last September — blaming him for putting her “very private moment” on display for the world to see.

9News Denver’s Kyle Clark broached the touchy subject with Boebert (R-Colo.) on Friday, and her response was to fire back at him.

“I’m apologizing for you, Kyle Clark getting footage and releasing that — people seeing this in a very private moment,” Boebert said.

“You were saying how disgusting it is to record someone without their knowledge and you did that very same thing in releasing [the footage],” she added, referencing a recent interview Clark did.

Last September, Boebert and Quinn Gallagher, her then-beau, were booted from a “Beetlejuice” showing in Denver, Colorado,  after getting very handsy with each other , blowing a plume of vape smoke into the air and otherwise making a scene.

Theater officials expressed concerns about the duo snapping photos in violation of theater policy.

Initially, Boebert’s team denied the theater’s claim that she vaped, but then Clark reported that his station acquired the surveillance footage proving she did.

NEW: GOP Rep Lauren Boebert denied vaping during a Denver Center for the Performing Arts musical before being kicked out Sunday. @Marshall9News got the video. Take a look. #copolitics pic.twitter.com/VtT67Vn4L9 — Kyle Clark (@KyleClark) September 15, 2023

Boebert was then forced to apologize. She also later confirmed that her fling with Gallagher was over.

“I certainly have owned up to my night out in Denver, and I’ve gone on that public apology tour, and I’m grateful for the mercy and grace that have been shown, but I’m not going to continue to live life in shame and continue to be beat up by this,” Boebert contended during the debate.

Clark pressed her over whether she apologized to “voters for what you did that night and the disrespect you showed to service workers.”

“I don’t believe there was disrespect. I believe things were taken out of context,” Boebert countered. “It’s been reported that I flipped someone off and I did not. So I think it’s been mischaracterized.” 

Images from the theater’s security footage show Boebert pointing a finger at the ushers as she left the theater. It’s difficult to tell whether it was her middle finger.

Even before the infamous “Beetlejuice” outing, Boebert had been in turbulent waters politically. She barely won re-election in 2022 in the ruby-red 3rd District of Colorado with a meager 546 votes over Democrat Adam Frisch.

After the “Beetlejuice” controversy, Boebert announced that she would hop over to the 4th District. That got complicated when former Rep. Ken Buck (R-Colo.) stepped down early last year.

Boebert declined to compete in the June 25 special election for Buck’s seat.

She is facing a fairly crowded race for the 4th District with about half a dozen contenders. The primary is slated for June 25.

“Well, it’s interesting to hear Democrat talking points from my Republican opponents,” Boebert shot back during the debate as she fended off attacks against her record.

“I do not believe that will make this seat vulnerable. This is a Republican district and they want a Republican who has a 100% conservative voting record, as I do.”

At another point in the debate, Clark grilled her for boasting about funding she brought home to her district for various projects — despite her voting against legislation allocating that money.

“Yes and I would’ve worked … for a process to get that over the line,” she said when asked whether she still would’ve voted “no” on them. “I have had over 80 initiatives signed into law.”

Boebert has faced a string of controversies in her personal life since ascending to Congress in 2021.

NEW: Rep. Lauren Boebert claims credit for projects in Colorado even when she votes against the bills funding them. Boebert said in our #CO4 debate that she would still have voted no if she was the deciding vote, killing those projects she claims credit for now. #copolitics pic.twitter.com/JwDLJ0tKgm — Kyle Clark (@KyleClark) May 31, 2024

The 37-year-old grandma’s son Tyler was charged back in February for contributing to the delinquency of a minor.

The Colorado rep enjoys the backing of former President Donald Trump, who hailed her as a “trusted America First Fighter” in a March endorsement.

Her primary contest comes as Republicans have a slim 217-213 majority in the lower chamber and are scrambling to retain control during the 2024 election cycle.

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