Ft. Lauderdale: Bump! heads to the Sunshine State to find out "where the boys are". Fort Lauderdale used to be known as the "Spring Break Capital Of The World". Things have changed over the years - gone are the college crowds and in their place are upwardly mobile gays and lesbians looking for a relaxing way of life, yet still within close reach of the hyper-charged gay scene in South Beach. Climb aboard the local water taxi service and get a glimpse of the million-dollar homes and yachts along Fort Lauderdale's intercoastal waterways. We'll jet boat into the heart of the everglades and wrestle an alligator or two. From there, we tour Sebastian Street Beach, Fort Lauderdale's most popular gay beach. Next we stop by Gold Coast's weekly gay roller skating night, where gays and lesbians have bobbed and weaved for nearly three decades. There is no lack of gay accommodations in Ft. Lauderdale; we'll show you a sample of the 32 local gay guesthouses. Miami Beach: South Beach, with its warm weather, incredible beaches and beautiful people, has been home to trend-setting movers and shakers for the past two decades. Bump! dives head first into the festivities of Miami's famed White Party week. Flex your party muscles with lots of hunky boys from around the world at events like Muscle Beach featuring popular circuit DJ Roland Belmares. And the girls lay it down at Cirque Blanc, their own swish gala in the exquisite Bank Of America Sky Tower lobby. Bump! it up as we attend the glittering crown jewel event of the week, the White Party at Vizcaya. Elsewhere, we take a tour of the Art Deco District and learn how gay men and women took the lead in restoring South Beach to its original splendor. Skip to the front of the VIP line with Bump! on opening night at Level, the hot new South Beach mega-club. No trip to this oceanside wonderland would be complete without a visit with Mr. Miami Beach himself, Michael Aller. Miami Beach is definitely a place to see and be seen... Key West: The southern-most point in the continental United States, Key West has been attracting gay and lesbian travelers for decades. Our adventure begins when we hit the open seas with Captain Karen as she takes us on her all-women Venus Cruise. Back on shore, we wander the beaches of Key West to find out where the queer locals soak up the sun. Hit new heights as we parasail over the Gulf of Mexico and revel in the zaniness of Fantasy Fest, the 10-day festival that has been going strong for 24 years. Every February, thousands of women from all over the world head to Key West to participate in the Kelly McGillis Flag Football Tournament. Need a place to stay? Key West is famous for its beautiful and hospitable guesthouses, catering to all tastes and desires. Intriguing local characters, funky watering holes, and the laid-back lifestyle make Key West a must for any queer traveler.