Global community for gay and lesbian surfers
Tucked away in the nation’s most southwesterly corner on a perfectly sheltered harbor, mild mannered San Diego is continuously caressed by gentle sea winds that both cool it in the summer and warm it in the winter. The harbor provides the perfect setting for San Diego’s famous naval base and the subsequent surfeit of sailors […]
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The beautiful waters off Costa Rica’s coastline provide some exquisite waves, and Surf Diva Costa Rica, an exclusive women’s surf school vacation, will help you enjoy them to the fullest. This weeklong excursion is for novice and experienced surfers who would never be satisfied just relaxing on the beach. The base camp is located on the […]
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Surfers Paradise is the jewel of Queensland’s Gold Coast and one of the most popular holiday destinations in Australia. Surfers Paradise is where you’ll find the perfect fusion of city and beach lifestyles set amidst a spectacular skyline and brilliant stretch of coast. Once you arrive, you’ll soon feel that you’ve literally arrived in paradise. […]
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Costa Rica feels like paradise because of its lush jungles, spectacular beaches, abundant wildlife, and varied landscape – all for less than you’d pay for a trip anywhere in Europe. But for gay and lesbian travelers in particular, Costa Rica has gained a well-earned reputation as a comfortable place to visit. True, its discos won’t […]
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Writer Dennis Hensley explores why gay women who surf abound — they even have their own reality show — and yet finding blokes who are out, proud, and surf isn’t easy. By Dennis Hensley Though no openly gay male surfers compete on the professional tour, several out lesbians do, including former world champion Lynne Boyer. […]
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SURFING’S equivalent of Brokeback Mountain is being filmed on Sydney’s northern beaches. Directed by Ed Aldridge, a Brit, it’s called Tan Lines, about two gay surfers in a small town somewhere on the NSW coast, and managed a few media mentions here when announced last year. But it took a London newspaper to discover that Manly surfers are […]
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FROM THE SUMMER 2004 ISSUE OF THE OUT TRAVELER Even though swell-inducing storms persisted during my stay in San Diego, I followed the lead of Noah, 22, and Howard, 18, former boyfriends and my guides for the day, and set out for the shore undeterred. At breakfast we had talked over oatmeal and fruit about […]
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