There is actually quite a lot of gay travel to Mexico. Homosexuality is legal in the country and there are gay communities in Mexico City, Puerto Vallarta, Cancun, Tijuana, Guadalajara and gay travel to Acapulco. It is a good spot for gay travellers as there are several anti-discrimination laws in place that are followed strictly.
Puerto Vallarta is a particularly good spot for gay travel as the gay nightlife scene is thriving. While there are many strictly gay clubs and bars all the bars in Puerto Vallarta are gay friendly. Some of the options for gay nightlife include Los Amigos, The Ranch, Paco Paco, El Morbo, Los Balcones, Apaches and The Palm.
The gay beach in Puerto Vallarta has the nickname of Blue chairs because the beach is lined with blue lounging chairs. There are many other activities in Puerto Vallarta besides clubbing and the beach as you can visit the many waterfalls and lagoons, go sailing and take advantage of the hiking in the area.
Mexico City for gay couples is very old and can be a great vacation. for gay couples. A lot has been done to try to clean up the air pollution and you can visit the Aztec ruins right outside the city as well as see the many historical landmarks, the Basilica and art galleries found within the city. In Mexico City the obvious gay area is the Zona Rosa.
For those looking for the ultimate beach vacation then Cancun is your spot. This is the largest vacation destination in Mexico and even during the off season there is a lot going on. Cancun is on the Yucatan peninsula and has discos, clubs, bars, and more. There are plenty of water sports to enjoy at the beach. If you need a break from the sun and clubs then visit the nearby villages for some traditional Mexican culture. The famous Talum and Chichen Itza are also close by and worth a visit.
If you are put off from visiting Mexico City due to the pollution then Guadalajara is an excellent city of choice. Guadalajara has less crime and pollution then Mexico City. The city is also much more modern and contains many galleries, restaurants, museums and traditional Mexican architecture. For tequila lovers Guadalajara should be your first stop as tequila is the drink of choice.
The geography of Mexico is so varied that you will not have any trouble finding something to do. You can visit the desert to the north, the volcanic are in the center and the rainforests to the south. There is something for any traveler and the large availability of gay scenes makes it an excellent spot for gay travel.