Starting next February there will be a special kind of cruise. With “The Big Nude Boat” you can explore the Caribbean in 2025 without any clothes.
According to CNN, the travel company “Bare Necessities” is offering an extraordinary cruise – without any clothes. In collaboration with Norwegian Cruise Line, the eleven-day trip will begin in Miami and from there to the Caribbean.
The nude cruise is scheduled for February 2025 and will take place aboard the 295-meter ship Norwegian Pearl. Destinations such as the Bahamas, Puerto Rico and St. Maarten are on the route plan. Bare Necessities’ official website says: “As always, we’re pleased to give you the freedom to choose what NOT to wear.” The company has hosted over 75 fully nude cruises to date. Prices for a cabin start at around $2,000 (just under 1,850 euros) and can go up to $33,155 (just under 30,600 euros) for a three-room villa on board.
According to CNN, the offerings on board include specialty restaurants and a large buffet area for outdoor nude dining. Additional amenities such as large balconies and spacious lounges are designed to accommodate “any style of nude cruising,” according to the company.
Nevertheless, guests must adhere to a special catalog of rules. Wearing clothing in the restaurants on board is mandatory. A towel must also be placed underneath when guests are sitting “with a bare bottom or in a thong or G-string”, for example in the pool area or at the buffet. “Inappropriate touching” is also prohibited, as is nudity in front of other ships in the port. “Bare Necessities” also prohibits lingerie and “fetish clothing,” as well as photographing or filming other cruisers without their consent.
The trip is scheduled to start in Miami on February 3rd and return to port there on February 14th. “Our mission is to offer relaxing, fun and health-conscious vacation options in a natural setting. Here, appreciation, amazement and the compatibility of nature and the unclothed human form should be in harmony.”
In the end, the guests may even be so enthusiastic about the experience that they want to live on the ship permanently. That’s what Monica Brzoska (32) and her husband Jorell (36) did. The two go on 36 cruises a year. This arrangement even had a positive effect on their relationship because: “Without the daily stresses of life, we rarely argued.”
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