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Top 10 Clothing Optional Resorts – Exposed!

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Julia Rosien | 04/26/2009 - 09:13 | Add new comment

TripAdvisor's top 10 list of "au natural" vactions

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Caribbean Clothing Optional ResortsCaribbean Clothing Optional Resorts"For travelers, a great vacation is all about escaping," said Michele Perry, vice president of global communications for TripAdvisor. "For most that means escaping the confines of their homes, for others, it is best achieved by escaping the confines of their clothes."

A clothing optional resort isn't necessarily the same as a purist nudist resort that mandates nudity from the moment you check in. If you want to test clothing optional or adult resort is the perfect fit - pardon the pun. If you're a hard-core nudist, skip to the last resort on the list and get yourself to Orient Beach, St. Maarten.

"Everyone is just there to relax and enjoy the sun and to unwind. I cannot think of a better place to do all of those things."

  • Garden of Eden Resort, Isla Solarte, Panama - Average Nightly Rate: $130

"Good food and good company in enchanting surroundings. One can spend a day totally relaxing or exploring the waters and islands nearby."

Nude ZoneNude Zone

"If you enjoy a clothing-optional environment where you can just completely let go and relax, this place is perfect."

"A place where you can feel totally comfortable shedding your stress, worries, and cares right along with your clothes."

  • Punta Serena, Tenacatita, Mexico - Average Nightly Rate: $240

"Overall, it was the most relaxing and romantic week we have ever spent at a resort."

"Watching the stars and moon from the beachside hot tub Caribbean SunshineCaribbean Sunshinewas one of our most memorable moments."

"The total concept of being nude 24-7 was very relaxing. The island is very beautiful and we will be back to this resort next year."

"Waking up in paradise inside a beautiful cabana surrounded by the jungle, and looking at the turquoise color of the sea, is priceless!"

  • Grand Lido Negril Resort & Spa, Negril, Jamaica - Average Nightly Rate: $523

"The beach is beautiful, crystal clear water that is so warm and calm, and they provide floats so you can float all day in paradise."

"Staying at Club Orient is as close to heaven as you can get without dying! Nudity feels so natural that even first timers have no problem shedding their clothes."

 

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