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The monster waves and laid-back atmosphere have professional surfers flocking to Banzai Pipeline and Waimea Bay to ride some of the most killer waves in the Pacific. served with tossed greens. Top DJs, special guests, and local entertainers keep the party going well into the night.

When: Monthly

The Aloha Classic

This LGBTQ-friendly pick-up-style football tournament brings together seasoned players and newbies alike for a weekend of fun, football, and shenanigans.

Referred to as the “friendliest gay bar in Waikiki,” this no-frills hideaway bar features happy hour until 8:00 PM. Bartender Sabrina’s rotating selection of dessert shots are delicious and include creations such as apple butterbeer and orange creamsicle.

Where: 2155 Lauula St.

Blazing Saddles

Cowboy boots are more than welcome at Blazing Saddles, Hawaii’s only LGBTQ western dance club.

Located just one block from the beach and steps from many iconic gay bars in Waikiki, the hotel serves as the perfect launchpad for any big gay vacation.

waikiki gay bars

Nearly all of the island’s resorts are crammed into this small area.

Honolulu is the state’s capital and major financial center. Oahu is also the most visited of all the Hawaiian islands, at approximately 4.5 to 4.7 million visitors annually.  From trendy hotels and TAG-approved resorts, to the best gay beach in Hawaii, and plenty of nightlife, dining and gay bars in Honolulu, Oahu is one of the top gay destinations and perfect for LGBT travel!

Waikiki Beach

O’ahu is primarily defined by the state capital of Honolulu, Pearl Harbor, and the famous beach known as Waikiki.

Bright and minimalist interiors are peaceful while hotel bars and pools allow guests to join the vibrant Honolulu social scene at each of these carefully curated chain and independent hotels.

The Surfjack Hotel & Swim Club

Featuring the iconic “Wish You Were Here” pool, the Surfjack Boutique Hotel and Swim Club is a favorite hotel for both visitors and stay-cationers alike.

After all, chances are if you are staying on Oahu you too will book a room in Waikiki or Honolulu yourself.

Steak Cevichesalad

$17.00
8 oz.    Every 4th Monday of the month at 7 pm. And this LGBTQ-friendly hotel is a proud partner of Honolulu PRIDE Festival.

Where: 349 Seaside Ave.

Events and festivals
 

ARTafterDARK at Honolulu Museum of Art

Organized by a dedicated group of young volunteers, this welcoming, must-attend event falls on the last Friday of each month.

on a yellow bun served with your choice of french fries or tossed greens.  Fun starts at 2 pm. Though this may be the one fault of the island, as many are discouraged by the large crowds of Oahu and thus dismiss the island, instead visiting one of the other, less visited, islands in the chain. The lounge pool features private cabanas and a tapas-style eatery for small bites between play.

The group meets outside of Hula’s Bar & Lei Stand.

When: Every Saturday

SuperSlyde Pool Party

Known as “The Best Pool Party in Hawaii,” the monthly Gay Island Guide SuperSlyde Pool Party at the Hyatt Centric Waikiki Beach brings together everyone from all aspects of the community for sun and fun.

Hawaiian Ahi Shoyu Poke

$16.00
fresh island yellowfin tuna, onions, scallions, and seasoned soy sauce, hawaiian salt, served on organic mesclun greens.

Here all guests receive a gift basket chock-full of local kine snacks and a pair of Laylow’s signature “slippas” upon arrival, a true sign of Hawaiian hospitality.  And successive drinks in their Bear cups are at very low prices at Tapa's.

CHECK IN FOR THE BEAR BOAT
between 11:30am-12:30pm at Tapa's Waikiki, every 2nd Sunday of each month.

Before heading out on the town, sip flower-adorned craft cocktails at the bar, a place to see and be seen in Waikiki.

Where: 2299 Kuhio Ave.

‘Alohilani Hotel

Nearly every room of the ‘Alohilani Hotel offers ocean and Diamond Head Views from private lanais.

eight spicy buffalo wings, with cucumbers, celery, and ranch dressing.

Outside of this event, The hotels Swell Pool and Bar has a great cocktail list, saltwater infinity pool, and cabanas for a chill but luxurious lounging experience. The long windows open to a gentle Waikiki breeze and stellar view of the Pacific for an oceanfront dining experience.

Beer Battered Onion Rings

$6.50
served with ranch dressing or ketchup.