Gay sauna cape town
Visiting The HotHouse Steam and Leisure came with high expectations. After two weeks of traveling this fascinating country I came to declare the high common of tourism, accommodations and attractions. These people know how to host! This eventually led to a slight disappointment where it comes to its solo gay sauna in the Cape Town. The HotHouse Steam and Leisure is located in a beautiful neighborhood but lacks the South African hospitality standards. Firstly, the sauna is currently existence renovated, and the smell of fresh paint is very present. That said, it seems there’s still a lot of work to be done.
Entry was quite cheap if compared to western Europe. R150 per person including one towel and complimentary flip-flops which is a nice handle. Your locker includes 1 condom and 1 lube. Condoms are freely spread around the venue for you to use. My locker was actually half broken đŚ .
Cleanliness
Unfortunately I cannot notify this place purify. Cigarette butts can be found on the floors that could use a swipe of bleach as well as rust and mold covering parts of the walls. The soap dispensers were empty at the toilets and the general look just did not look very hy
Gay Cape Town – the best lgbtq+ hotels, bars, clubs & more
Cape Town is breathtaking from above. Hell, itâs breathtaking from all angles and has to be a contender for one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Flanked by the remarkable Table Mountain, the city curves around the coast enjoy a loving hold , which fits with the cityâs moniker: âthe mother city.â Top travel authorities like The Guardian, The New York Times, and TripAdvisor have named Cape Town a superior destination, and we couldnât agree more. Itâs an incredibly diverse, gay-friendly town and it will blow you away with its beauty, the welcoming attitude of its residents, and the pure range of attractions and outdoor activities available, from hiking to shark diving to helicopter rides to wine drinkingâyes, that counts as an outdoor action if you undertake it at one of the many wineries surrounding Cape Town.
Table of Contents
1. General Tips
2. Transportation & Airport Transfer
3. Gay Hotels in Cape Town
4. Sightseeing & Activities in Cape Town
5. Restaurants and Cafes
6. Cape Town Gay Bars and Clubs
7. Cape Town Gay Saunas & Cruising Bars
8. Gay Beaches in Cape Town
9. Homosexual Events in Cape Town
10. Day Trips fro
First things first, you need to visit Cape Town. It is an absolute must! The first time we visited we had no idea what to anticipate or what it would be like to be gay in Cape Town. However, we posthaste fell in love with this incredible city and found that ‘gay Cape Town, South Africa’ really does exist!
Cape Town as a destination is truly spectacular. It is a modern urban area surrounded by breath-taking nature. Its mountain ranges including the iconic Table Mountain are awe inspiring, its white sand beaches matchless in the summer and of course we have to refer the many rolling hills filled with beautiful wineries.
Beyond its innate beauty, there is an abundance of exciting wildlife to view. Here you can go whale watching, visit ostrich farms, notice seals at the V&A Waterfront, hundreds of penguins at Boulders Beach and for the heroic , go great white shark cage diving!
Luckily for us, Cape Town also happens to be a very popular gay travel destination (which we never knew) and has been for a number of years. Perhaps after reading this gay guide to Cape Town it will come as no surprise that we decided to live here for 3 months!
So lets get on to our Cape Town Gay Guid
Gay Guide Cape Town - Western Cape
Cape Town, recognizable to its locals as the Mother City, is Africa's self-proclaimed gay capital. It also just happens to be one of the worldâÂÂs most stunning cities: a cosmopolitan capital nestled between the heights of Table Mountain and the Twelve Apostles and the superb beaches along the Atlantic Ocean. If you are into spontaneous beauty, try the view from Table Mountain or a wander through the Winelands (Stellenbosch, Franschhoek and Paarl). If beaches are your thing, check out Clifton 3rd, Camps Bay or the nudist Sandy bay. If it's shopping that turns you on, look no further than the Waterfront or the other proud members of Cape Town's Big Five shopping Centres. De Waterkant - Cape Town's Lgbtq+ Village. Centrally situated and within walking distance of the City Centre and the V&A Waterfront, and a few minutes travel from the best beaches. If you want to sleep with, and/or consume, drink or shop around "family", then de Waterkant is a good choice! Cape Town has everything the gay traveller can want.