The vibrant, fun filled Caribbean Island of Jamaica offers three very distinct styles of holiday venues for Naturists.
Whether you are looking for a family holiday, a pampered all inclusive, couples luxury break…. or a couples only, no holds barred, licentious, libertine mind blowing experience – you will find them all on Jamaica!
There are many views as to what constitutes a naturist holiday, for some it’s having the freedom of being without clothes for a couple of weeks, being accepted for who you are – and not how you look or what you have in your bank balance. Enjoying a simple holiday without too many ‘commercial trappings’, making new like-minded friends, taking your children along to enable them to experience what it is not to be constrained by appearance, money and to appreciate the true value of people from all walks of life. For others it’s the opportunity to get an all over sun tan during the day in total luxurious setting, to show off one’s finery of an evening, to be pampered, spoilt at an all inclusive adults only resort. The third type of holiday is the decadent, very much adult only one…where anything goes, for swinging couples with little or no inhibitions! Each to there own, and depending on what you want for a holiday – you pays your money and makes your choice.
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Posted by Jill Bowen on Fri 22nd February 2008 at 08:35 PM, Filed in Naturism, USA Florida
One of the most popular naturist resorts in Florida is Cyprus Grove, situated just south of Orlando. It certainly deserves its first class reputation, in fact many people have moved in as permanent residents as they just love the way of life here – a fantastic recommendation. The nearly 300-acre site includes a 50-acre lake, 130 acres of protected wetlands, 20 acres of recreational facilities.
Accommodation for rental includes 84 villa hotel rooms and apartments as well as camping facilities.
All the rooms have free cable TV, hair dryers, alarm clocks, coffee makers, free wireless Internet and has linen provided. The Villa hotels rooms are comfortably furnished with queen sized beds, private bathrooms, mini fridge, table and chairs, (two sizes of rooms are available) Villa apartments have two rooms, bathroom, and spacious living area, complete kitchen, the bedroom has two queen sized beds.
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Posted by Jackie Hewett on Wed 20th February 2008 at 01:39 AM, Filed in Eco Friendly
Do you use ecologically friendly sun creams and lotions? Perhaps you weren’t even aware of the potential issue – I wasn’t before reading an article in the 3rd February edition of the Sunday Times.
It is not to do with tap water in which you wash off sun creams that could be polluting the water supply and getting into the soil or crops, but in fact it’s to do with the sea.
Bleached Coral
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I really like Palm Springs. I visited in 2001 on a tour of California and some of the great national parks en route from LA. By pure coincidence we arrived in town on a week-end when there was a Motor Bike rally in town sometime in October which admittedly added a different dimension to the place.
We were lucky to find rooms as most hotels and motels were booked for the rally, which is an annual event called ‘American Heat – Palm Springs Motorcycle and Hot rod weekend’. In the centre of town there were the most amazing customised Harleys and other bikes with fantastic paint jobs to admire (and I am not remotely a bike fan) but they were items of beauty. There seemed to be bands playing on every street corner and some great stalls for picking up fringed leather and suede jackets, waistcoats and trousers, but of course that is not the real Palm Springs. I would definitely go back when the rally is on.
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The majority of naturist resorts are seasonal, think of Europe and the only time to bare all is in the summer months. The Caribbean has its hurricane seasons when you frequently get more drenched that suntanned.
For a year round resort where sun is the order of the day – every day – visit the beautiful resort of Palm Springs, The Terra Cotta Inn to be precise.
This naturist paradise is owned and operated by the founding owners – unlike other impersonal large resorts who are just interested in keeping their shareholders happy. What the owners at the Terra Cotta want to offer, and do, is a personal service with guests returning year after year to visit them, in fact 75% of the bookings are for repeat guests – that sums it up and says it all! It’s a clothing optional resort, so if you feel ‘shy’ when you arrive you certainly don’t have to ‘bare all’, though from what I understand the majority of the residents do succumb to the freedom that naturism brings. It’s a couples only resort (no single men), relaxing – and with no wild parties, just the true spirit of Naturism with none of the sometimes ‘tacky side’ that can occur in other resorts.
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