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Even though homosexuality is legal in Croatia, full acceptance is a long way away. The times they are a-changin' though, especially in Zagreb which is the only place, so far, you'll find openly gay clubs. On the last Saturday in June, Zagreb's gay and lesbian denizens strut their stuff during the Gay Pride Day celebration. See more on Zagreb's Gay Pride Day.

     Along the coast, gays will find Dubrovnik is the most tolerant of Croatia's coastal towns. Although there is not (yet) an exclusively gay bar, gays are most welcome at Troubadur (see more on Dubrovnik nightlife). As elsewhere in Croatia, naturist beaches are a popular meeting place for gays, especially the one on Lokrum Island.

     Other places that are attracting gay travellers include Rovinj, Hvar and Split but wherever you go, be discreet about public displays of affection.

     For more information about Croatia's gay scene check out travel.gay.hr


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