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Guam

Guam is an island territory in the Pacific Ocean, known for its stunning beaches, lush forests, and rich Chamorro culture. As an LGBTQ traveler, you'll find that Guam has a relatively small but growing and welcoming community, with many inclusive cities and towns to explore.

History of Guam and the LGBTQ Community

Guam has a relatively short history of LGBTQ activism, dating back to the 1960s. However, the island's LGBTQ community has historically been more conservative and less visible than other parts of the Pacific.

In recent years, Guam has seen a growing movement to promote LGBTQ inclusivity and acceptance, particularly in cities like Hagåtena (now Hagåtne) and Dededej (now Yigo').

Tips for LGBTQ Travelers in Guam

As an LGBTQ traveler in Guam, here are a few things to keep in mind:

  • Be prepared for a relatively small and growing community: Guam is one of the most conservative island territories in the Pacific, and you may find a relatively small and conservative LGBTQ community in many areas.
  • Research local LGBTQ events: The island hosts few LGBTQ events and festivals, but you can find some LGBTQ events in cities like Hagåtne and Dededej.
  • Stay informed about local laws and regulations: Guam has a relatively conservative government, and there may be laws and regulations that impact LGBTQ rights in the island.

Safe Cities for LGBTQ Travelers in Guam

Guam is a island with some safe and welcoming cities for LGBTQ travelers. However, the island's LGBTQ community is relatively small and may not offer the same level of support and resources as more liberal island territories.

  • Hagåtne: This small town is home to a growing and welcoming LGBTQ community.
  • Dededej: This small town is home to a growing and welcoming LGBTQ community.
  • Agana: This charming city is home to a relatively growing and welcoming LGBTQ community.