If you’ve been following us via this blog or on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter during the last months, you probably noticed that we’ve spent a lot of time in Greece. A real necessity, even if we only wanted to get the slightest impression of the country. When you look at the country on the map, it doesn’t seem very big. Its size is roughly the same as Austria and Switzerland combined and a bus ride from one side to the…
If you’ve read our last post, you already know that luck wasn’t on our side on Skopelos island, well, concerning weather that is. But somehow we had expected it, it was already past the end of the season and autumn had to kick in one day. And it did. When we were on the island. After three days of waiting (no, that’s not true, we didn’t really sit there waiting but we enjoyed ourselves doing a lot of other cool…
We have been blessed over the last months, not only have we been living our dream day after day, we also had the perfect weather to do so. Temperatures switched from warm to hot to too hot to come out of the sea, but as nudists we wouldn’t have wished for anything else. We hadn’t seen any rain since June, which is, for us Belgians, pretty extraordinary. Somewhere in the back of our heads we did realise that one day…
We wanted to visit one last island before leaving Greece and running away to some place where the winter can’t get to us. We had visited an Ionian island, two Cyclade islands and Peloponnese which basically is also a huge island. So our eye fell on a small group of islands in the north of Athens: The Sporades. Skiathos is known to be the most popular island, Alonissos the least (it would probably quite deserted this time of the year),…
As the end of the summer, and thus the end if the naturist season as well, in Greece was fastly approching, we had to evaluate our options for the next ten to fifteen days. Our main plan was actually to head north, in the direction of Thessaloniki and try our luck for finding some last Greek nude beaches over there, but then our eye fell on an entry in our Google search saying Kalokeri Villas. Well, it was mostly the…
When you travel for a long time you sometimes get the feeling that you’ve seen it all. How you experience your 27th naturist campsite is not the same as for your first one. The location is different and so are the people, there’s a difference in politeness of the staff and cleanliness of the toilets but in the end you’re sleeping in that same old (somewhat smelly by now) tent, having daily skinny dips together with loads of other nudies….
From our Naked Wanderings Cyclade Islands Basecamp on Antiparos it was only a fifteen minute ferry ride to the neighboring and much bigger island Paros. So on a nice Sunday morning we woke up early, walked to the scooter rental shop, went through some useless price negotiations and ended up with a black and blue 50cc beast. Only minutes later we embarked on the ferry with high expectations. If we had been able to find such a nice range of…
When we say the name “Cyclades”, images of white and blue houses covered in Bougainvillea plants might pop into your head, as well as exotic names like Santorini, Naxos or Mykonos. Indeed, that’s where we are at the moment! We did however chose one of the lesser known islands: Antiparos. A small island nearby its bigger brother Paros. The main reason why we picked this one was because there’s an official nude beach and right next to it there’s a…
Athens… It had been on our to-go list for such a long time, but somehow we always managed to go somewhere else instead. Except for this time of course, a couple of days ago we finally dived into the city. And it met all expectations, Athens is an amazing place which can cover everybody’s likes. Whether you’re interested in politics (it’s the birthmath of democracy), economics (the first use of currency) or philosophy (you literally walk in the footsteps of…
All of you who have ever heard of Nafplio, please raise your hands! Haha, not that many eh… But no worries, before we came here, we also didn’t know anything about the existence of this city and probably neither do many who haven’t visited Greece yet or who don’t have a genuine interest in Greek history. But the city has always played an important role in the history of modern Greece, once it was even the capital of the Greek…