Michelle Hair

We were at the top of the rollercoaster, that slow, heart-pounding moment right before the drop. Our first Olivia cruise felt exactly like that––the unbridled joy of being surrounded by thousands of queer women, trans, and nonbinary folks as far as the eye could see. As we stepped aboard, nervous but ecstatic, we were swept up in the warmth of what instantly felt like a big, chosen family reunion. Once on deck, we took off exploring the ship like giddy teenagers at summer camp.

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Presented by: See Plymouth SE Mass Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism Anyone who has taken the ferry to Provincetown or spent the weekend driving along Boston’s South Shore region has probably spotted Plymouth, Massachusetts. This lovely enclave boasts a rich tapestry of American history. And it also embraces its LGBTQ+ community with open arms.