UK & IRELAND

Pints, Pride & Photo-worthy Countryside: The Queer Isles await

From London drag nights to coastal hideaways in Connemara, discover the charm, wit, and quietly queer presence across the UK and Ireland;

From buzzing queer hubs to breathtaking countryside escapes, the UK & Ireland has a huge amount of things to do as a queer traveller - and also happens to be our home! Expect city guides to hotspots like London and Brighton, cosy escapes in the Lake District and Cotswolds, and cultural deep dives into Edinburgh and Dublin - two capitals rich in history and personality. We'll also take you hiking in Snowdonia, surfing in Cornwall, and Puffin-spotting in Pembrokeshire, uncovering the best food, drink, and places to stay wherever we go. Whether you're chasing Pride celebrations, or just a peaceful pint with your partner, this section is your gateway to queer-friendly travel across England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland - with stories, tips, and beautiful photos to match.

England

From Manchester's thriving LGBTQ+ scene to Brighton's beaches - time to explore England through a queer lens.

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Wales

Wales is a land of legendary castles, wild coastlines, and mountain passes - ideal for queer travellers seeking calm.

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Ireland

From drag brunches in Dublin to Belfast's queer creatives, and the wild Atlantic coast - Ireland offers a warm welcome.

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Scotland

Whether your dancing at a ceilidh in Edinburgh or road-tripping through the Highlands - Scotland is fiercely proud.

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Blenheim Palace - Palatial Glamour, Scandalous Tales & Garden Strolls in Oxfordshire

Dripping with grandeur and just a stone’s throw from Oxford, Blenheim Palace isn’t just a stately home - it’s a playground of history, scandal, and downright fabulous gardens. From Winston Churchill’s birthplace to blockbuster film sets and whispers of aristocratic drama, this UNESCO World Heritage gem is an unmissable stop on any Oxfordshire or Cotswolds trip.

48 Hours in Oxford: Dreaming Spires, Bookish Strolls, & Queer Whimsy

Two days in Oxford means golden-stone colleges, lazy punts on the river, and more bookshop browsing than is probably healthy. From hidden courtyards to cosy LGBTQ+ friendly pubs, here’s how we explored this historic city with a camera in one hand and a flat white in the other.

Banjos, Bells, and Queer Joy: A Guide to Sidmouth Folk Festival with the Queer Morris Alliance

Every August, the quiet seaside charm of Sidmouth bursts into life with the colour, music, and joy of the Sidmouth Folk Festival. From ceilidhs on the seafront to impromptu pub sessions and dazzling LGBTQ+ community events, here’s how we soaked up one of the UK’s most welcoming summer festivals.

A Queer Cotswolds Road Trip: From Oxford to Bath via Honey-Stone Dreams & Countryside Cream Teas

Rolling hills, golden villages, and a surprising streak of queer history - this three-day road trip through the Cotswolds winds from Oxford to Bath, stopping at iconic spots like Blenheim Palace, Burford, and Bibury. Expect hidden LGBTQ+ stories, cosy pubs, country walks, and more charm than you can shake a scone at.

48 Hours in Bath: Georgian Glamour, Steamy Soaks & Queer History Beneath the Surface

Roman ruins, Georgian charm, and rooftop spas - Bath is the kind of city that blends history and luxury effortlessly. In just 48 hours, you can dip into ancient thermal waters, sip cocktails in cosy LGBTQ+ bars, and snap photo-worthy crescents around every corner.

48 Hours in Bristol: Street Art, Harbourside Hangs & Queer Vibes

From Banksy trails and harbourside strolls to indie brunch spots and buzzing LGBTQ+ bars, here’s how we spent a picture-perfect 48 hours in our hometown of Bristol. Packed with personal tips, local favourites, and a dash of West Country charm, this guide is part love letter, part weekend itinerary.

A Trek through time on Europe's Oldest Road: The Ridgeway

Growing up in the shadow of the Ridgeway, I thought I knew it well until my husband and I set out to walk it. From Iron Age forts to white horses carved into chalk hills, here’s what we found along this ancient trail, with plenty of snacks, sheep, and soul-searching along the way.

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UK & IRELAND

Pints, Pride & Photo-worthy Countryside: The Queer Isles await

From London drag nights to coastal hideaways in Connemara, discover the charm, wit, and quietly queer presence across the UK and Ireland;

All Posts

Blenheim Palace - Palatial Glamour, Scandalous Tales & Garden Strolls in Oxfordshire

48 Hours in Oxford: Dreaming Spires, Bookish Strolls, & Queer Whimsy

Banjos, Bells, and Queer Joy: A Guide to Sidmouth Folk Festival with the Queer Morris Alliance

A Queer Cotswolds Road Trip: From Oxford to Bath via Honey-Stone Dreams & Countryside Cream Teas

48 Hours in Bath: Georgian Glamour, Steamy Soaks & Queer History Beneath the Surface

48 Hours in Bristol: Street Art, Harbourside Hangs & Queer Vibes

A Trek through time on Europe's Oldest Road: The Ridgeway

The Latest From The UK & Ireland

Follow our Latest Adventures

Travel with us as we share the honest stories of our adventures traveling as a gay couple, along with the stories of the people we meet and tips about the places we visit. If you would like to follow my latest trips, head on over to our social media channels.