You’ve got a couple options. I have some trips already scheduled, with spots available for anyone who wants to go. You can also hire me for a private tour, customized to meet your group’s interests, budget, etc.
Click on a destination to learn about my tours there and see what’s on the calendar.
Destination: Guadalajara, Mexico
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Guadalajara, Mexico’s second biggest city, is known as "the San Francisco of Mexico." It’s a Mecca for LGBT Mexicans, artists, performers, and the rest of the creative class. The region is also home to a huge number of artisans, who produce everything from ceramics to artisanal tequila. Despite the many things to do and see in the area, Guadalajara isn’t overrun with English-speaking tourists… so it’s never developed that lovely Mexico-for-gringos vibe.
Scheduled trips include New Year’s 2013/14, LGBT Pride in June 2014, and the Festival of the Mariachi in August 2014. |
Destination: Puerto Rico
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Puerto Rico is famous for its beautiful tropical beaches. Less well-known and more unique are its bioluminescent bays, which glow as you canoe or swim through them. Our favorite is in Vieques, a small island where horses are as common as cars. We’ll take in the sights (sounds, tastes…) of San Juan, from picturesque Old San Juan to trendy Santurce. Last but not least, we’ll head west to enjoy some of the island’s less-hyped attractions.
Scheduled trips include October 2013, July 2014, and October 2014. |
Destination: Panama
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Panama is a small country with a lot going on. Its rainforests and beaches are beautiful and largely undeveloped – often compared to Costa Rica before its huge tourism boom. The country is also home to several indigenous groups, such as the Kuna Indians, who produce Panama’s iconic molas. Last but not least, there’s Panama City. Some people love the city for the famous Canal. We love it for the marvelous ice cream. It’s all about your priorities.
Scheduled trips include April 2014. |
Destination: Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Argentina is known for the quality of its beef and leather, along with fine food and wine. Strong European influence is evident in architecture, cuisine, music, and more. The country also boasts incredible natural beauty, such as the majestic Iguazu Falls on the Brazilian border. Argentina has broken barriers as the only Latin American country to recognize same-sex marriage… and the Tango Queer movement is redefining gender roles for the national dance.
Scheduled trips include November 2013 and 2014, in conjunction with the Int’l Tango Queer Festival! |
