Time flies, they say, and it might sound like a huge cliché but the day that we’d brought our first blog post online really seems like yesterday, even though already a year has passed. And on the other hand it actually doesn’t, because so much has happened since then, incredible. A birthday is always a good time to reflect on what happened the year before… or was that new year’s eve? In any case, we think … Read more
We are promoters of the naturist lifestyle. All of you who have visited our website before already know that. We think that getting naked and enjoying social nudity has a lot to do with getting out of your comfort zone, especially in the beginning. It’s often pretty difficult to explain to someone how comfortable your non-comfort zone can actually be. Getting out of it is a bit difficult at the beginning and does require a … Read more
If you want to wake up naked, get your breakfast naked, have a naked swim (yes, a skinny dip), relax and wander around naked, have some naked beers, in short, spend your holiday 24/7 naked on Kefalonia, you only have one option: Vassaliki Naturist Club. But if you have the opportunity to spend your holidays in Kefalonia, you might as well go explore the place as it has picturesque villages, green mountains, old castles, and … Read more
Suppose you received an e-mail this morning from an old school friend, who tells you that he and his wife have this huge mansion on some Greek island. They invite you and about twenty of their other friends to come over for a couple of days to check it out. And by the way, don’t bring too many clothes… Well, Mark and Samantha, the owners of Vassaliki Naturist Club are not school friends of ours, … Read more
We previously already reviewed the FKK camping on Ada Bojana island, and we weren’t exactly raving about it. Shortly summarized, we’ve been to way better places than this one. But that was just about the camping. The island and its large nude beach is something else, in a good way. In a very good way. Along our way, through Croatia and Montenegro, we had heard about this place a couple of times and the … Read more
Talking about a culture shock… The difference with naturist campsite Full Monte, our previous stop in Montenegro could hardly be any bigger. Only the morning before we had packed our tent from the shady spot overlooking a flower garden and now we had arrived on… well, the best way to describe this campground is just “a field”. Maybe we had been spoiled at Full Monte, but our first impression of the FKK Campground on Ada … Read more
As you may have read in the very first post of this blog, one of the main reasons why we started this project is to show the world that naturists are not some strange dark commune but that actually everyone could be one… Or could enjoy being one if they took the first step. Our main example of “everyone” is of course ourselves, we write posts about naturism in general but also about our own … Read more
Why would someone want to do that? Well, even though Herceg Novi is not in the top five of must-go places in Montenegro, it’s actually a pretty nice place to be. Of course, it’s not comparable with the nearby village of Kotor, which attracts thousands of visitors each day and that’s the main reason why many people skip Herceg Novi. And truth to be said, if you’re driving from Kotor to Dubrovnik or the other … Read more
One of the items high on our nudist bucket list was to experience living naked. Like really living, for days and weeks in a row not to wear any piece of clothing. It’s not easy unless you’re a multi-millionaire. Or if you work on a nudist campsite of course. That’s how we ended up 2 weeks helping out at clothing-optional eco campsite Full Monte in Montenegro. Since it was the first time that we actually … Read more
Eco… The hair in our necks comes straight up when we hear the word. In the last couple of years, vacation makers have been misusing this term to charge more money in order to make their guests feel less guilty about the long flight or car ride they took to get to their holiday destination. And there are no rules for calling a place “eco”. Many think that it’s enough to recycle some waste or … Read more