Gay gogo bars pattaya

Overdeveloped and hedonistic, it was avoided by many tourists who saw in it the worst of Thai tourism. However, Pattaya has recently started to rebrand itself. Authorities have cleaned the beaches, pedestrianized certain streets, and started to control the sex trade gay rigidly. Families and couples have started to share the area with party-goers, creating a fun and relaxed atmosphere where it is almost bar to have a bad time.

Less than a two-hour drive from Bangkok, Pattaya is starting to prove it is not gogo well worth the detour but a great Thai destination in itself. Whether you are pulled in by the neon of the go-go bars or simply want to enjoy the cheap and delicious beer flowing from every corner, you are always guaranteed a wild night in gay Pattaya.

The main place to go is Sansuk Sauna, the only gay sauna in Pattaya. Massage services are also very popular, with several gay massage parlors throughout the city. The party scene in Pattaya is undoubtedly fun, and many people just want to stay at the heart of it all. Or if you want to leave the sleaze behind, outside of the city center, there are plenty of luxury and upscale resorts perfect for a relaxing beach break.

This city has a legendary reputation for its anything-goes nightlife, and the gay scene is no exception.

Gay Bars Pattaya

No drama, no judgment—just good vibes and unreal sunsets. That said, some guys and girls working in Pattaya look young. It is your personal responsibility to ensure that the person is over the age of 18—especially freelancers who are not supervised by a bar. If in doubt, ask for photo ID. Sex with a minor is a serious criminal offense, and the police have, quite rightly, been cracking down on this unacceptable practice.

Thailand made history in by pattaya the second country in Asia to legalize gay marriage, gogo Taiwan. Pattaya, always up for a good time, is an unexpected yet exciting wedding destination. Think bar, unconventional ceremonies on lively beaches, high-energy poolside receptions, or a private rooftop celebration overlooking gay neon-lit city.

The overwhelming support for the law just proves that Thailand is as progressive as it is party-ready. Drinking and having no-strings-attached fun have always been reasons for many travelers to visit. However, the city is cleaning up its image and promoting a healthier lifestyle city with a focus on the beach, which is absolutely worth going to.

Where Pattaya City was once the area to visit, Jomtien Beach, around the corner, has taken over the mantle. Along the beach are beach chairs, mostly under large umbrellas to protect guests from the sun. The going rate for a chair is baht, beachfront or 50 baht, to sit closer to the street. The beach chair lots are numbered, and the gay area is from around lot 11 to lot Lot 25 has rainbow flags all around, signaling the start of the mini gayborhood.

You can order food and drink including beerget a pedicure or a massage, and watch the handsome shirtless local boy play in the ocean.