It has been a good many years since I stayed at Hedonism II or
Couples but I have recently stayed at Sunset Beach, Trelawny, Club
Carribbean and Sans Souci in Jamaica. I have also been to Orient
Beach in Saint Maarten which is truly declared as a . beach rather
than clothing optional.
All of them were truly clothing optional and no one was forced to take
off any more than they wished. Although Heonism was much more raunchy
than any of the others, all of the raunchy activity was optional.
Many couples or families have one or more members who do not feel
comfortable . so you often see mixed couples on the clothing
optional beach and sometimes, the clothing optional beach is the best
beach so it is used by everyone. At Sans Souci, when I was there a
local insurance company held a weekend retreat and they used the .
beach for their games and cookout with everyone pretty much clothed.
At all but Heonism, the . people are more likely to feel
uncomfortable than the clothed ones. Orient Beach is even a
destination for cruise ship excursions and fully dressed cruisers feel
free to walk up and down the beach and gawk.
Officially, photography is discouraged at most of the clothing
optional beaches but enforcement is problematic.
On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 09:06:44 -0500, "P Jonke"
wrote:
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>"Quiet Voice" wrote in message
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>> Greetings:
>>
>>>
>> Secondly, as I mentioned, thus far all our attention has been devoted
>> to Jamaica. But this past weekend, we met a couple (non-nudist....I
>> think) who'd just come back from the Amer. Virgin Islands and RAVED
>> about the wonderful time they had. Are there any clothing-optional
>> reorts to be recommended in the Amer VI's?
>
>My advice to you would be to avoid the Hedonism resorts unless drunken
>debauchery is what you're interested in. For something more tasteful and
>romantic (not to mention more beautiful), I would highly recommend Orient
>Beach in St Martin. It is not in the American VI group, but is close by.
>There are several hotels right on the beach.
>
>>
>> Finally, what is the situation with photography?
>
>Orient Beach is a public beach, so photography is allowed. But I think it is
>common courtesy to ask people for their permission before taking a snap.
>
>Good luck,
>
>Patrick
>
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