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Gay Playground in Puerto VallartaWhere the hot gays stay and playBy Wendy S. Liu
For lunch, order the fresh and delicious shrimp ceviche and it will be brought to you by attentive servers who scour the beach making sure guests are well taken cared of with food, drink, chaise and towel. Unrelated to the resort along with many Mexican vendors on the beach hawking their ware, there is a sun block application service available. In the name of sun protection, he is geared up with a loaded fanny pack of lotions and potions and carrying on his back a tank of sun block with an attached hose. For $15, he gingerly applies and massages in several step with various products starting off with a coco butter moisturizer ensuring an even and beautiful tan without burn to his gay male customers or anyone who feels incapable of the task. He eventually works up to the sun block and lastly a sealant. One wonders why an adult male couldn’t easily apply sun screen on himself but this is a gay beach and which hot blooded gay male wouldn’t like to be caressed, even for an exorbitant fee, by a hot Latino?
Simultaneously, gay hotel for men, Vallarta Cora’s hot tub is looking like men soup. No holds barred in the energy and passion department. For dinner, lesbian owned Apache’s Martini Bar and Bistro is a crowded and popular meeting place but be sure to arrive earlier to snag a table at the sidewalk café. Food is nothing to write home about but one comes here to meet and greet and of course, to sample the wide selection of martinis available. For a more subdued and sophisticated ambience to pick up perhaps an older sugar daddy, try Aria Piano Lounge. Like the name suggests, there is live piano music and the crowd is calmer. It is an ideal place for lovers or for a more intimate setting for conversations. No gay lifestyle is complete without a visit to a gay night club. The most happening and largest best gay club is Mañana, named probably because you’ll see each other the next day or wake up with a lover the next morning. This dance club closes at 6 AM in the early morning. Two male go-go dancers with what else, barely there undies and boots, gyrate with seductive moves on podiums. One can either stand aside from the dance floor to ogle and drool or join the fun to boogie the night away to techno music. Table seating is out on the patio and a bar rests inside a covered loggia. There is also a separate room with more music and dancing should you prefer to be indoors or need a bit more privacy with your newfound partner. The stage is for a drag Queen beauty contest or whatever other entertainment is going on. When the stage is empty, needless to say, it is an extra dance floor for the exhibitionists. Go check out this absolute hot spot where all the men are basically topless. Yes, it is warm in Mexico and dancing is perspiration induced, however it is the gay culture to be always topless if possible to show off those incredible six pack and washboard abs. It is a definite eye candy for men and women as it is a sea of male lust. FYI, women are allowed however they are only a handful at best. All good things much eventually come to an end or at least take a break. Café de Olla serves this delicious café de olla which is Mexican cinnamon coffee. It is fragrant and tasty which is a great energizer and a pick-me-upper. No pun intended! The food is also very good which is why there is many times a long line to the restaurant/café.
Apache’s Martini Bar and Bistro Aria Piano Lounge Cafe de Olla Photos by Wendy S. Liu |
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