Passengers on 2,300-person nu:de cruise have strict rule on the one time everyone must cover up
An 11-day n..u.de cruise is due to set sail from Miami, Florida to the Bahamas, riding the waves next February.
This endeavour is the result of a partnership between Bare Necessities and Norwegian Cruise Line.
In honour of the skin-bearing trip, the Norwegian Pearl will be renamed The Big Nude Boat Trip for the voyage.
On board the 968-foot vessel will be around 2,300 naked passengers.
Talking of the expedition, Bare Necessities wrote on its website: “As always, it’s our pleasure to provide you with the luxury of deciding what NOT to wear.”
However, this does not mean that there are no rules in place.
Passengers are expected to dress up when disembarking the boat, which stops in the Bahamas, Puerto Rico and St Maarten.
Even while out at sea, there are occasions when some clothes will be mandatory.
Namely whilst inside the dining rooms.
However, if you fancy your buffet in the buff, there’s an outdoor eating alternative.
Passengers are also required to lay down a towel before sitting n@ked in the stateroom, pool deck and buffet area.
Inappropriate touching and fondling are also strictly prohibited.
With prices starting at around $2,000, with a deluxe three-bedroom villa costing even more at an eye watering $33,000.
Bare Necessities has already taken to the seas on 75 n.u.de cruises in the past.
