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Mzanzitravel Magazine Issue 10

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Clifton, popular for accommodation and for its 3rd Beach, Cape Town’s ‘gay beach’ - iStock<br />

be in the countries they plan to visit. The top two countries, tied at number one,<br />

were Sweden and Canada.<br />

And the New York Times and SCRUFF, a gay dating app, recently voted Cape<br />

Town as the 5th most ‘surprisingly gay-friendly destination in the world’. For those<br />

who have long been familiar with the Cape, it’s not all that surprising though!<br />

While LGBT visitors to South Africa will experience the absence of prejudice<br />

almost everywhere, there may however still be pockets of negativity among<br />

individuals mainly in smaller towns and rural areas. As with any kind of change<br />

anywhere in the world, there will always be some bigots who resist it.<br />

Hospitality & events<br />

There are literally hundreds of B&Bs, guesthouses and lodges in South Africa run<br />

by and for members of the LGBT community, again with many located in Cape<br />

Town, the surrounding Winelands and coastal areas, and in smaller, alternative<br />

lifestyle communities on the Western Cape platteland countryside. There are also<br />

many, however, in Johannesburg, along the Garden Route and in other parts of the<br />

Gay Pride, Durban - timh222 / iStock

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