Welcome To Thailand, the "Land of Smile".




Thailand is a wonderous country, it is a mix of a ancient culture and modern cities, warm beautiful beaches and cool misty mountains. Thai people are very welcoming by nature and will endeavor to make you feel most welcome!

As a vacation spot, it is hard to beat. For gay tourists it can be a wonderful destination to explore.

Most major cities have a significant gay population of both Asian and Westerner and the public by & large is accepting of the lifestyle.

Pattaya / Jomtien Beach is located on the Eastern Seaboard of the Gulf Of Thailand approximately two hours south of Bangkok, the country's Capitol.

It was a popular R&R spot for American Troops during the Viet Nam War and has grown substantially in the past thirty years.


Initially little more than a fishing village, now high rise Condos dot the landscape where bungalows & small guesthouses once stood. Modern Shopping Malls and Traditional Thai Night Markets co-exist side by side.

And then there are are the Bars. Prior to the Pandemic, it was estimated there were more than 1,000 Bars in Pattaya. Most of them catered to a straight clientele, but there were three concentrated areas of Gay Bars.

Boyztown in South Pattaya was the largest and most "touristy" with many popular bars with Gogo Boys or Shows. Second was Sunee Plaza, which in it's heyday was known as the "naughtier" destination. And finally, Jomtien Complex  south of town by a bout 4 km which for years seemed a "hit or miss after thought" with few bars and a lot of empty shophouses.

In the last few years, however Jomtien Complex has grown substantially thanks to many hotels, condos and restaurants that have opened in the area and the proximity to Dongtan Beach, widely considered to be the gay beach.

Many new Bars have opened and the area is now thriving.  On any given night there are multiple Cabaret Shows, Parties in various Bars, Live Music events and lots of young gay men waiting to meet you!




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