With same-sex marriage officially legal in all 50 U.S. states, LGBT honeymoons are on the rise. Safety continues to remain a concern for LGBT travelers, despite growing tolerance in destinations around the world. Certain areas are less friendly than others. Check out these destinations perfect for a memorable honeymoon.
Amsterdam Gay Pride, Netherlands © Pavel Kavalenkau | Dreamstime
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Amsterdam hosts several large-scale LGBT events and festivals throughout the year. In addition, the city is brimming with cultural attractions including the Rijksmuseum and the Anne Frank House.
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
The resort city on the Pacific coast of Mexico has a popular LGBT scene. Puerto Vallarta is home to several LGBT hotels including Hotel Mercurio.
Summer Pride Festival in Tel Aviv, Israel © Eldadcarin | Dreamstime
Tel Aviv, Israel
Easily the most LGBT-friendly city in the Middle East, Tel Aviv has a vibrant nightlife, stunning beaches and many popular bars and restaurants.
Key West, Fla.
The Floridian island offers luxurious accommodations among its party atmosphere. Take part in couple-friendly activities including a gay and lesbian trolley tour of Key West.
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Uruguay
This South American country approved same-sex marriage in 2013 and still proves to be a popular vacation destination for LGBT couples. The country boasts a stunning coastline and thriving nightlife scene. The capital, Montevideo, hosts an annual Gay Pride Day.
Hawai’i
The picturesque islands of Hawai’i are traditionally known as a popular honeymoon destination. Kauai and Maui are slightly more secluded. LGBT honeymooners can stay at one of many LGBT-friendly luxury hotels including the Maui Sunseeker LGBT Resort or the Grand Hyatt Kauai.
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