Nude Cruise

Yes, we've been on six of them.If you understand the limits, they are great fun. First: they are more expensive than a regular textile cruise, but try walking around the ship nude on a textile cruise. We usually get a balcony or higher on a textile cruise and for the same money can get an inside cabin on a BN cruise. No need for a balcony when you can go nude almost anywhere on the ship. Second: you do still have to dress in the dining room. If you are willing to eat at the buffet up on the pool deck (or eat at the fast food stations by the pool) you can go nude, though. Third: you have to be dressed while the ship is in port. If you are looking to be nude for a week straight, you won't get that opportunity on a BN cruise. But you can find shore excursions where you can be nude on land as well; you just need to dress while leaving the ship and transferring to the shore excursion. If the ship is at one of the private islands you can get away with "covering" (with a towel) to get on the tender boat out to the island and not bring any clothes with you at all. My rule is when the ship is at sea I am nude. That includes meals, nightly entertainment at the theater or comedy club, and late night dancing at the disco. Sea days include a trip to the gym for a nude workout and we usually play mini golf if we can't find lounge chairs by the pool. Shopping, going to the photo area and any trips to the purser are done nude as well. If we get stopped for evening pictures while walking the main deck I'll do those nude as well, but Mrs. J&C will cover up.

We aren't going this year but are next year. Two private islands plus Amber Cove which is a private port area where we've been allowed to remain nude on previous trips should make for a fun cruise even if there are still COVID restrictions at the regular stops (hopefully not by 2023, but who knows). It will have been three years since we saw some of our friends on the cruise, so it will be nice to see them again.

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Also, if it isn't obvious by our reply all six have been on big line cruise ships. BN also does smaller sailing ships in the Mediterranean in the summer. We haven't been on one of those yet.

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thx for info. not been big cruise ship vs smaller boat. but may try at some point. sounds like fun.

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