All Aboard the Bare Necessities: Nude Cruise Opens Bookings for 2026

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Vacation packing has never been simpler for those boarding the Big Nude Boat, a unique clothing-optional cruise that promises to take passengers back to "bare-dise." Operated by Bare Necessities, a company specializing in nudist travel experiences, this cruise sets sail aboard Norwegian Cruise Line’s Norwegian Pearl, a 2,300-passenger vessel.  

 

 

The latest voyage departed from Miami on February 3 for an 11-day adventure that included stops at Norwegian’s private island in the Bahamas, Great Stirrup Cay, as well as scenic destinations such as St. Lucia and St. Maarten. Bare Necessities has long been dedicated to promoting body confidence, stating that their mission is to "break down the barriers against social nudity and make clothing-optional vacationing a viable and acceptable option."  

 

Onboard, passengers can participate in a variety of activities, including a passenger talent show and LED parties. The ship itself boasts numerous entertainment options, including a bowling alley, a rock climbing wall, and an impressive selection of 16 dining options and 14 bars, one of which is a whisky lounge.  

 

However, there are a few guidelines that guests must follow. While nudity is permitted in most public areas while at sea or when anchored at a port where it is allowed, passengers must be clothed whenever the ship is docked, including on their private balconies, until an official announcement declares it is acceptable to disrobe once more. In dining rooms, clothing is always mandatory. Additionally, anyone choosing to go nude must always sit on a towel. Certain areas, such as pools and dance venues, are designated as no-photo zones, and behavior such as fondling or inappropriate touching is strictly prohibited.  

 

For those eager to join a future voyage, bookings are already open for the 2026 sailing. Set to depart from Miami on February 9, the 11-day roundtrip aboard the Norwegian Pearl will take guests to the ABC islands—Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao—along with Jamaica and Great Stirrup Cay. Prices for the experience start at $2,000 (£1,600) per person.  

 

"Whether you’re a naturist veteran or new to nude recreation, this cruise provides an unmatched opportunity to embrace a clothes-free lifestyle in a fun, varied, and accepting environment," Bare Necessities stated.  

 

For travelers interested in alternative clothing-optional cruises, Castaways Travel offers similar experiences. Their Bliss Cruise includes sailings on Royal Caribbean’s Wonder of the Seas in both February and November 2026, as well as a voyage on Celebrity Silhouette in April 2026.

 

 

Based on a report by The Independent 2025-02-13

 

 

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Vacation packing has never been simpler for those boarding the Big Nude Boat, a unique clothing-optional cruise that promises to take passengers back to "bare-dise." Operated by Bare Necessities, a company specializing in nudist travel experiences, this cruise sets sail aboard Norwegian Cruise Line’s Norwegian Pearl, a 2,300-passenger vessel.  

 

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The latest voyage departed from Miami on February 3 for an 11-day adventure that included stops at Norwegian’s private island in the Bahamas, Great Stirrup Cay, as well as scenic destinations such as St. Lucia and St. Maarten. Bare Necessities has long been dedicated to promoting body confidence, stating that their mission is to "break down the barriers against social nudity and make clothing-optional vacationing a viable and acceptable option."  

 

Onboard, passengers can participate in a variety of activities, including a passenger talent show and LED parties. The ship itself boasts numerous entertainment options, including a bowling alley, a rock climbing wall, and an impressive selection of 16 dining options and 14 bars, one of which is a whisky lounge.  

 

However, there are a few guidelines that guests must follow. While nudity is permitted in most public areas while at sea or when anchored at a port where it is allowed, passengers must be clothed whenever the ship is docked, including on their private balconies, until an official announcement declares it is acceptable to disrobe once more. In dining rooms, clothing is always mandatory. Additionally, anyone choosing to go nude must always sit on a towel. Certain areas, such as pools and dance venues, are designated as no-photo zones, and behavior such as fondling or inappropriate touching is strictly prohibited.  

 

For those eager to join a future voyage, bookings are already open for the 2026 sailing. Set to depart from Miami on February 9, the 11-day roundtrip aboard the Norwegian Pearl will take guests to the ABC islands—Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao—along with Jamaica and Great Stirrup Cay. Prices for the experience start at $2,000 (£1,600) per person.  

 

"Whether you’re a naturist veteran or new to nude recreation, this cruise provides an unmatched opportunity to embrace a clothes-free lifestyle in a fun, varied, and accepting environment," Bare Necessities stated.  

 

For travelers interested in alternative clothing-optional cruises, Castaways Travel offers similar experiences. Their Bliss Cruise includes sailings on Royal Caribbean’s Wonder of the Seas in both February and November 2026, as well as a voyage on Celebrity Silhouette in April 2026.

 

 

Based on a report by The Independent 2025-02-13

 

 

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