Gay and Lesbian-friendly Places in Tasmania

Explore Gay and Lesbian-friendly Places in Tasmania

Tasmania is known for its welcoming and inclusive atmosphere, offering a variety of gay and lesbian-friendly places to explore. From vibrant bars and accommodations to cultural events and scenic destinations, Tasmania provides a supportive environment for LGBTQ+ travelers, ensuring a memorable and comfortable experience throughout the island. Hobart even has its own LGBTQI dance bar at Flamingos. 

Flamingos Dance Bar

201 Liverpool St, Hobart TAS 7000
(03) 6294 6173
www.flamingosbar.com 

Hobart’s only dedicated LGBT venue goes off on a Friday and Saturday night. They produce the TasPride Festival each year and host several other events throughout the year. They also promote a wide range of activities produced all year round by the many LGBTIQ organizations in Tasmania.

Mona, the Museum of Old and New Art

IYou’dbe more likely to come to Tasmania to soak up the beauty and culture of this southern island state. Any trip to Hobart would not be complete without a visit to Mona, the Museum of Old and New Art in the Berriedale peninsula in Hobart, which houses some of the best examples of provocative modern art you’re likely to see anywhere.

Corinda’s Cottages

Spend the night in Hobart at the charming gay-owned Corinda’s Cottages taking in the cafes and galleries around the beautiful sandstone buildings at Salamanca Place, then hire a vehicle and hit the road.

Cygnet

Outside Hobart, make your adventure. Towns like Cygnet in the Huon Valley the historic Port Arthur retain an arty and bohemian edge. Tasmania also now has more acknowledgment of its same-sex history in tourism information including early gay explorers, convict love, and pseudo-males. 

Lumera Echo Chalet 

For the more adventurous in the summer months, towns on the East Coast such as Coles Bay and Bay of Fires offer breathtaking coastal ambiance. The Lumera Echo Chalet provides excellent queer accommodation and travel advice for this region.

Hiking and Mountain Climbing

Tasmania also offers some of the best hiking and mountain climbing in Australia. Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park offers stunning day walks, while the Walls of Jerusalem National Park or the Friendly Beaches in Freycinet National Park are fantastic spots for camping or taking longer hikes into the wilderness.

For all the amazing people in the LGBT community, this area is a fantasy come true. Your heart will sing with delight at the plethora of amazing and entertaining sites to explore here. You and your gorgeous gay or lesbian companion will have the best time ever in this magnificent area. Visit these places. 

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