Why this hidden gem island in Texas should be on your queer vacation bucket list
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While Fire Island in New York is well-known as a go-to vacation destination for the LGBTQ+ community, Galveston Island in Texas is gaining recognition for its inclusive atmosphere. With 32 miles of beaches, several LGBTQ+ bars, and a thriving Pride celebration, Galveston presents a dynamic option for vacationing queer travelers. Venues like Robert's Lafitte, the oldest LGBTQ+ bar in Texas, and 23rd Street Station offer fun experiences—from drag shows to piano nights—creating a warm and welcoming environment for visitors.
Galveston, with its 32 miles of beaches and scores of attractions, has gained a reputation for being a great short-term vacation spot for gay visitors.
Robert's Lafitte, the oldest LGBTQ+ bar in Texas, hosts drag shows every weekend, making it a cornerstone of the local queer nightlife.
23rd Street Station proudly calls itself Galveston's premier neighborhood gay bar, emphasizing a welcoming environment with good drinks and friendly company.
Island Time Beach Bar & Grill flies a rainbow Pride flag year-round, showcasing its inclusive atmosphere and commitment to the LGBTQ+ community.
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