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There are other resources far more suitable for more information about gay travel, including gay travel guides, accommodation, gay hotels and apartments in Zagreb, Rovinj, Dubrovnik, Hvar, Split and Trogir. For gay travelers to Croatia I personally suggest choosing one of two cruises starting from Split and Dubrovnik to discover all beauties of Dalmatian coast and islands, and to do it alongside like-minded enthusiasts on a specialized cruise with only gay passengers and friendly crew.
The Croatian coast is among the most beautiful in Europe, so if you would like to cruise along the divine Adriatic coast together with your gay partner, this type of travel might be the perfect choice for you. If you are single and looking to meet your soul mate, who knows this just might be the right place.
This 8-day gay cruise starts from Split with a splash, first taking you to a nudist beach for gay dip. Day three will be amazing for everyone who loves great food. Trip will take you to Vis island where you can enjoy croatia fish or cheeses. The fortified town of Korcula on Day 4 will no doubt be one of your more memorable experiences in the entire trip.
Day 5 and 6 include visits to National Park Mljet, along with cycling around the park and lake. There is no better croatia to start your unique gay cruise adventure than Dubrovnik. The special charm of this old city split be your unforgettable start. You will start your first day exploring the Old town and its walls, dipping in gay local waters and enjoying a nice evening with drinks.
The real adventure starts on Day 2, with a visit to Mljet. A relaxing day sailing and cycling around and through this pristine National Park will be a wonderful respite from your split busy life. All of this is set in a picturesque environment with fascinating backstreets in the fortified city of Korcula.
Vis island is truly a paradise. A visit to Blue Cave or Stiniva Bay is a must do here, and later on you can visit the town of Vis for more sightseeing or activities. This overly expensive destination is well known for a plethora of clubs and vibrant nightlife for a good night out.
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A swim stop and lunch will keep you plenty busy, and later a beautiful sunset vista will be a wonderful way to end the croatia. Or start a wild night. Consider also nudist cruises as alternative to Croatia gay cruises. We have a long history as a naturist friendly country and tons of nudist beaches. In Roman Catholic Croatia, gays are tolerated but hardly celebrated.
The country legalized homosexuality inbut overt homosexual behavior is frowned upon in general and may be met with hostility in rural areas. In Septembersplit human rights group Amnesty International named and shamed Croatia as one of several EU member states whose laws still insufficiently protect against the discrimination, physical assault or murder of LGBT people.
Croatia is unfortunately gay a country where being openly gay is acceptable. That may even include the police who are known to be far less sympathetic to gays. But, try to avoid openly showing your affection for same-sex individuals, such as holding hands or kissing in public.