Sapphic Travel Tips

Is it safe to travel there for LGBTQ+ folks? Are there any queer landmarks I should visit? What should I pack? Find out everything you want to know about safe sapphic travel from our own experiences!

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Hags’ Tips, Tricks, & Reviews: Safe and fun travel for LGBTQ+ travelers

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Events Worth Your Time

Travel abroad but make it queer af! Learn about LGBTQ+ events and landmarks worldwide.

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And we want to make sure everyone who wants to gets a chance to experience that feeling, so we’ve outlined some of the most prominent events in the U.K. as well as some grassroots options in the capital. “The need, no, the DEMAND to be seen. That in itself is still a protest.” Can you get the Tube to Greenwich? Not directly, but you can get it nearby. Go Jubilee > North Greenwich station > Bus (check the app) Your 1-Day London Itinerary for Greenwich 💾 Save for your next trip! Trying to figure out what to do in London without having the urge to throw your phone or blow your entire budget? Same, friend--I have felt the exact way many times when trying to explore this great city. But then the perfect riverside oasis entered the chat. ☀️ After a long, low-UV winter, I completely understand why civilizations throughout history have chosen to worship the sun. 💾 Save these for your next spring getaway. Spring, to me, feels like rebirth. Or waking up out of hibernation. Like time is starting again. If it’s time to soothe your sapphic soul with a spring recharge, we wrote more about our favorite spring getaways on the blog.

Sapphic Travel Tips FAQs

Your most common questions about sapphic travel, answered.

Iceland! We both love the country, and make it a point to visit as much as possible. The people are kind and welcoming, plus it’s also incredibly safe from the perspective of both women and queer people.

It’s always important to research a location as much as possible to ensure it’s safety as a queer couple planning to visit. One of the most important factors is the legality of our relationship. If an issue arises, like an illness or injury, it’s essential that we’re able to legally operate as the other’s spouse. Additionally, we also read up on the experience of other same-sex couples that have visited the area to determine if what’s on paper is reflected in reality.

Regardless of where we travel, we take precautions to help increase our safety. For instance, when booking a hotel, we always book it for more than one person, even if we’re on a solo trip. Once we’re there, we use a lock rig to prevent unapproved entry while we’re inside. We also make sure to share our locations with family and close friends so that they can keep track of us in case something happens.

Our to-travel list is long, but we’ve already managed to visit quite a few places that we felt safe as a queer couple. Reykjavik and Copenhagen are two places that have felt incredibly safe. However, it’s always important to be aware of changing laws and cultural shifts as the queer-friendliness of a location can change quickly.

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