Cruise Bogota gay district
Colombia is one of the most advanced countries in latin america in reference to legal protection and equal rights for the LGBTQ community. Then is not surprising to find in Bogota hundreds (right, hundreds) of places for gay entertainment (from mild to wild). Together, I'll help you to locate around 30 places! Telling you tips about them. When we finish and you decide the one that suits you best, I'm taking you back to it so you can have a blast! This experience is packed with stories about the neighborhood, security tips and descriptions about the places we are going to spot. I know most of them because of my previous work at a gay rights related foundation. With this information you can choose the place that suits you to have fun with the locals Where to go? What to do? Where is safe? What NOT to do? I can reply those and a lot more questions on our way. We’ll start sharing stories about lourdes square. Then a couple of blocks ahead we’ll discover the colombian equivalent of the ABS, after that we’ll see a gay hotel nearby, later we’ll spot a few bars, a BH and we’ll finish at the largest gay disco in the world.
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Cruise Bogota gay district
What's included in Cruise Bogota gay district
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Itinerary
Plaza de Lourdes
We'll share security tips, we'll talk about the legal protection of the LGBTQ community in Colombia and the importance of this square as a meeting point.
We'll know the services of this hotel.
El Perro y la Calandria
We'll know why this bar is special. We'll also spot a few more bars on that street.
Inclusions
- Guide
- Entrance fee to bars, discos and similar places.
- Wheelchair accessible
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting / End Points
- Right in front of Lourdes Church. Normally I wear glasses and cap. If it's raining meeting point will be inside San Fermín Cafeteria (next to the square)