What should I pack for a cruise? This is the question that thousands of passengers ask themselves every year before leaving for their vacation.
However, it’s definitely not a question that the passengers on the nude cruise departing from Miami will be asking themselves.
You have to dress during port stops, in the main dining rooms, and during the captain’s reception; on all other occasions, you can stay just as nature intended.
Big Nude Boat
Big Nude Boat is the name of the cruise that will be organized by Bare Necessities in collaboration with Norwegian Cruise Line.
I’m sure you are familiar with NCL but, if you are not a fan of these kinds of trips, you probably have never heard of Bare Necessities Tour & Travel.
It’s simply a company that has been organizing trips for nudism enthusiasts for a very long time (over 30 years).
This special cruise will be on Norwegian Pearl, a ship that can accommodate about 2,400 passengers.
It’s important to note that all passengers must be 21 years of age or older. Everyone will be allowed to walk around the ship naked but the crew will be clothed at all times.
The Itinerary of the Nudist Cruise
The Big Nude Boat nudist cruise will depart from Miami on February 3, 2025.
It will be an 11-day cruise to the Caribbean with stops in the Bahamas, Puerto Rico, St. Maarten, Martinique, and St. Lucia.
Prices for the cruise start at about $2,000 per person and go up to more than $30,000 for a three-bedroom Garden Villa in The Haven, the “premium area” of Norwegian where you can find spacious and elegant accommodations, with personalized services such as a 24-hour concierge and butler.
Contrary to what you might think, this type of trip has no sexual purpose. For this reason, lingerie, fetish wear, and excessive genital jewelry are not appropriate at any time.
In addition, photos are strictly prohibited as a matter of privacy. Failure to comply with any of the decorum and etiquette will be grounds for dismissal from the cruise.
As with all other cruises, you also have to be careful about the things that can get you banned from a cruise and the 10 things you must never do in a cruise cabin.
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