The State of Morelos has some significant places of interest for members of the LGBT community. Not to mention the large community of gay Expats who who also enjoy the famous beaches and adorn the nightlife in Puerto Vallarta. This mixture of diverse travelers is part of what makes Puerto Vallarta an exciting place to see and be seen. Young and old, from all over America, Europe and Australia, have made Puerto Vallarta their home. Gays and Lesbians from all over the world have made Puerto Vallarta a very popular destination. Here, you find find the nightlife associated with the big cities on this list, but you will find a nice and relaxed environment. If you’re one of those tourists or retirees who wants to enter historic Mexico, that’s deep in traditions and culture, but in an area that’s LGBT friendly, then I recommend you check out Oaxaca. Playa Delfines is the unofficial gay beach of Cancun where couples can hang and enjoy the vibrant LGBT nightlife. You’ll find what we are talking about in Playa Delfines and its surroundings. It’s quite similar to my home city of San Diego in that regard. Unlike the metropolis of Mexico City (my personal favorites) and Guadalajara, Cancun is all about tourists. Cancun is host to many residents from the United States and foreigners who come for the beaches and tropical weather and stay for the hospitality and general amiability for the gay community. In Cancun you will find a very open minded community from all over the world. Zona Rosa soon became the first gay neighborhood of Mexico and a symbol of freedom for the LGBT community. El Nueve became very popular and inspired the gay community to build up and plant roots around the club. In 1974 “El Nueve” the first gay nightclub in Mexico City opened in Zona Rosa. This city, one of the largest in the world, is the most progressive in Latin America. The most popular gay neighborhood in Mexico City is called Zona Rosa. It is no surprise that Mexico City has become a hot spot for the gay community with certain zones dedicated specifically to the LGBT community. Most traditional hotels and hostels, mainly in the Historic Center, share an open minded approach when it comes to LGBT couples renting rooms. It has a vibrant LGBT community that is welcoming to both locals and travelers. Guadalajara is the second largest city in Mexico known for its awesome museums, galleries and other cultural attractions. Here are the cities with the biggest LGBT communities in Mexico. Others, you should avoid and have a long way to go to move away from their old school machismo. Many Mexican states have become more accepting to the LGBT communities than others. Mexico, like the United States, has an increasingly varied culture that varies greatly from state to state.
Here’s what you need to know about LGBT in Mexico. With the country’s capital and biggest city, legalizing gay marriage, it won’t take long for the rest of the country to follow.
Mexico is quickly becoming one of the most LGBT and gay friendly cities in Latin America.