Some trips begin the moment we drop our bags in the room. This one starts earlier, when we realise that the same suitcase will take us to two very different naked worlds. On one coast, a small Pacific town where the sand is the social network and the sound of the waves never quite rests. On the other, the manicured calm of the Caribbean, where our clothes stay in the wardrobe and staff remember our … Read more
We very well remember our first time at Koversada as a place of almost endless paths, beaches, and pitches. It felt like a town that just happened to be largely naked. Needless to say that just like many others, we weren’t all too happy when last year the news dropped that the resort was going to reorganise. And not exactly in our favour. Koversada announced that as of 2025, it would become a split … Read more
Some destinations feel as if we have to negotiate every bare centimetre of skin. The Canary Islands are the opposite of that. From our very first visit, the archipelago felt like a place where the landscape, the light and the local rhythm all quietly agreed that being nude on the beach is completely normal. Seven main islands rise out of the Atlantic off the coast of Africa, yet they are part of Spain. They … Read more
Costa Calma is one of those places where the moment you drop your bags, you want to take your clothes off and start walking. The beaches seem endless, the air feels warm and light, and the whole coastline invites you to just keep going. From here in the southeast of Fuerteventura, you can walk nude all the way to Morro Jable, about twenty kilometres of sand, dunes, and turquoise water. Or if walking isn’t … Read more
Few places in the world combine nature, freedom, and raw beauty quite like South Africa. Vast open landscapes meet two dramatic coastlines, wildlife roams as if time never changed, and the warm, welcoming energy makes it a natural fit for a clothes-free vacation. For anyone dreaming of one truly adventurous nude escape, South Africa is the kind of country that pulls you in and never lets go. We spent several months travelling across the … Read more
Venice probably doesn’t need another introduction. It’s one of the most visited cities in the world, and recently the scene where Jeff Bezos and his bride-to-be said “Yes” to one another. At least, we think they did, we were not invited. For most visitors, the shoreline of the Venetian Lagoon also marks the end of their exploration. A pity, because the near surroundings have so much more to offer. Nature, picturesque towns, wineries, and … Read more
The small ferries that stitch the western Canary Islands together feel like time machines. We left the crowded promenades of Tenerife behind, and less than an hour later, arrived at steep amphitheatres of volcanic rock, terraces shaped by hand, and a rhythm that invited us to slow down. On La Gomera and La Palma, the shoreline is not a set of beach clubs and boardwalks. These are wild places, where cliffs pour into the … Read more
If you’ve been reading up on naturist vacation destinations, the name Istria must have passed by at one point or another. If you haven’t passed by Istria yet, that is. A few decades ago, it was the epicentre of clothes‑free vacations in Europe, and although this Croatian peninsula may have lost some of its popularity over the years, many thousands of visitors from all over the world still flock to Istria every summer without packing … Read more
Thailand is one of the few destinations where clothes‑free vacations can happen year‑round. Warm temperatures, direct international access, and a small but established network of resorts create a straightforward itinerary for travellers who value comfortable places where they can be without clothes. What follows is an overview of five naturist resorts, which are all quite different in one way, yet very similar when it comes to vibe and philosophy. Barefeet Naturist Resort … Read more
When the rest of Europe starts pulling out scarves and jackets, Spain holds onto summer just a little longer. Autumn here feels like a second chance at the naked season. Or a third one… Maybe a fourth. With golden light, warm breezes, and long afternoons by the sea, it’s easy to forget that summer is already over. There will be indicators though, like fewer crowds, softer air, less chance for a sunburn, and a … Read more