For LGBTQ+ women, non-binary, and sapphic travelers, 2025 will be an incredible year for adventure, community, and unforgettable experiences. Whether you're looking to dance under the stars, explore stunning coastal towns, or immerse yourself in vibrant queer culture, we've rounded up the Top 8 LGBTQ+ Sapphic Travel Destinations you won’t want to miss this year!
1. Memorial Day Weekend in Provincetown, MA
Known as the sapphic capital of the East Coast, Provincetown (Ptown) is a must-visit for LGBTQ+ travelers. Memorial Day Weekend is one of the biggest queer events of the year, bringing together thousands of women, non-binary folks, and sapphic travelers for beach parties, dance events, and unforgettable nightlife. It’s the perfect way to kick off summer with an inclusive, fun-loving community.
Dates: May 22–26, 2025
Tickets & Info: Memdayptown.com
2. The Dinah – Palm Springs, CA
If you’re looking for the world’s largest lesbian festival, look no further than The Dinah. Taking over Palm Springs, this multi-day event features pool parties, live music, celebrity appearances, and some of the wildest nightlife experiences. This is the place to connect, let loose, and enjoy an electrifying atmosphere with thousands of other queer women.
Dates: Typically held in late March or early April; 2025 dates to be announced.
3. Stargaze Festival – Tolland, MA
A dreamy escape in the woods, Stargaze is a music and camping festival designed for women, non-binary, and trans folks. Expect live music, dance parties, yoga, creative workshops, and a strong sense of community. If you’re craving a more intimate, nature-filled queer experience, this festival is a must in 2025.
Dates: August 22–24, 2025
Tickets & Info: StargazeFestival.com
4. Aqua Girl – Miami, FL
Sun, sand, and sapphic vibes—Aqua Girl is an iconic LGBTQ+ women's festival held in Miami Beach. This event is all about poolside parties, nightlife, and supporting LGBTQ+ women’s charities. If you love the idea of dancing in the sunshine with ocean views, add Aqua Girl to your travel bucket list.
Dates: Typically held in May; 2025 dates to be announced.
5. Girls in Wonderland – Orlando, FL
Coinciding with Orlando’s Pride celebrations, Girls in Wonderland is a high-energy festival featuring parties, concerts, and exclusive LGBTQ+ women’s events. Plus, you can spend your days at Disney World before heading to some of the best queer nightlife in the country.
Dates: Typically held in early June; 2025 dates to be announced.
6. Reykjavik Pride – Iceland
If you’re looking for an international adventure, Reykjavik Pride in Iceland is one of the most welcoming, inclusive, and unique Pride events in the world. The city comes alive with rainbows, performances, and LGBTQ+ celebrations, all while being surrounded by Iceland’s breathtaking landscapes.
Dates: Typically held in early August; 2025 dates to be announced.
7. Olivia Travel Cruises & Resorts
For a luxurious sapphic getaway, Olivia Travel offers all-LGBTQ+ cruises and resort vacations in dreamy destinations like Hawaii, the Caribbean, and Europe. These experiences are designed for queer women and non-binary travelers who want an all-inclusive, community-centered vacation.
Notable 2025 Trips:
Coral Jubilee Caribbean Cruise: March 29–April 5, 2025
Dreams Tulum Resort & Spa: May 24–31, 2025
8. Women’s Week in Provincetown, MA
Ptown makes another appearance on this list with Women’s Week in October! It’s one of the longest-running LGBTQ+ women’s events in the U.S., featuring performances, workshops, film screenings, and a strong sense of community in this historic queer town.
Dates: October 13–19, 2025
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Plan Your 2025 Adventures!
Where will you be traveling in 2025? Whether you’re hitting the beach in Miami, dancing at The Dinah, or soaking in the magic of Stargaze, there are endless opportunities to celebrate, connect, and make unforgettable memories.
Secure Your Spot at These Must-Visit Events:
Memorial Day Ptown: Memdayptown.com
Stargaze Festival: StargazeFestival.com
Let us know which events you’re planning to attend in the comments!
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