Posted by Jill Bowen on Sat 2nd February 2008 at 01:04 AM, Filed in EuropeNaturism

Airlines are always looking for new ways to put ‘bums on seats’. Well - here is a new and novel way! Not just bums on seats…..but bare bums on hygienic cloths! No, the passengers are not (we hope) incontinent – just totally in the buff – this is the first airline to offer Nudist flying. Giving a new meaning to the term ‘landing strip’!

OssiUrlaub – a tour operator based in Erfurt Germany are flying passengers ‘au natural’ on clothes free flights to the naturist beaches on the Baltic island of Usedom. So, not only do passengers check in their baggage, but also their clothes before they take off. No fears of concealed weapons (of any description) on these flights!

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Posted by Jill Bowen on Fri 25th January 2008 at 07:01 PM, Filed in Mexico and CarribeanNaturism

The beautiful unspoilt Caribbean Island of Bonaire is 50 miles north of Venezuela, and is part of the Netherlands Antilles. The wonderful year round climate ensures that its perfect for naturist holidays – with the added bonus of being one of the rare places in the Caribbean that is outside the hurricane belt. The constant trade winds, strongest from December to August moderate the heat.  The water temperature is 27 degrees, and 32 degrees air temperature year round makes it perfect for swimming – and obtaining an all over suntan. It’s also a divers paradise being surrounded by coral reefs with over 350 species of fish making diving breathtaking.  Local laws strictly enforce the prohibition of anchoring, spearing fish and touching the coral – ensuring this colourful underwater world is protected for future generations.

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The small family naturist resort of Sorobon beach is located in the south east corner of Bonaire with it’s own spotless 200 yard section of sandy beach, protected by the coral reef half a mile out.  Sun loungers are under shelters made from Palm trees branches providing welcome shade from the suns intense rays.  The Sorobon beach resort is also slightly eco-friendly as solar-panels are used to heat the bathing water, which in turn is re-cycled and used to water the grounds.

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Posted by Jill Bowen on Sun 13th January 2008 at 12:05 AM, Filed in Naturism

When considering Naturist Holidays what usually springs to mind? Glorious sunny weather, lovely beaches and slathering on the sun cream are the pictures generally conjured up in ones imagination. However, there are some intrepid ‘tough’ naturists who consider sunshine only naturism for whimps!

Have you ever considered nude skiing?! This is one of the cheaper ways to ski! There is no need to overload your credit cards with the latest designer gear – just make sure when you come off the slopes you have warm thermals for every last bit of your body.
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Where can you ski in the ‘altogether’? Here are a few options.

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Posted by Jill Bowen on Wed 9th January 2008 at 12:45 AM, Filed in Mexico and CarribeanNaturism

Antigua is one of the most relaxing destinations in the world, offering something for everyone.

You like beaches?  It is said there is one for everyday of the year, all with beautiful golden sands.

The southern and western beaches are on the Atlantic Sea and consequently perfect for sailing.  Visit Nelsons Dockyard during the first week in May to see hundreds of racing yachts participating in the Antigua sailing week. The sea on this part of the Island is slightly rougher and cooler than on the eastern Caribbean side, but this part has the most stunning scenery with Shirley Heights, the English Harbour and Nelsons Dockyard. Lay one of the beaches here and the cooling breeze can lull you into a false sense of security…you can burn faster than a steak on a barbeque! Seek shade and use plenty of high factor sun cream!
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Posted by Jill Bowen on Tue 23rd October 2007 at 03:25 AM, Filed in Mexico and CarribeanNaturism

Mexico is starting to dip into the Naturist market. With a wonderful climate and beautiful beaches it’s the perfect area to ‘practice’ getting an all over suntan. However, they seem to be starting with the (more lucrative) ‘hedonistic’ adults only variety!

I prefer my naturism to be more of the family variety / for all ages – young, old and in between all enjoying each others company without being too ‘organised’. But there is room on the planet for everyone, and if couples don’t want to be pestered by kids, or feel restricted in the company of ‘golden oldies’ who am I to criticise!

Hidden Beach Resort – Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico on the famous Riviera Maya

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This is a new, 5* 100% naturist resort with nudity acceptable day and night in all areas.  It’s an all-inclusive hideaway with gourmet food – and room service. 

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