Imagine a vacation where you can leave your worries and clothes behind. Sounds intriguing, right? A nude cruise with 2,000 people on board may seem like a wild and liberating experience, but what’s it really like? Kat Whitmire, Vice President of Sales for Bare Necessities Tour and Travel, shares her unique perspective on working for this one-of-a-kind experience.
Kat has always been passionate about cruising, and her role involves planning and organizing two nude cruises per year. She’s quick to dispel any misconceptions about the cruise being sexualized or focused on swingers’ lifestyle. Instead, Kat emphasizes that the experience is about creating a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere for guests.
For Kat, the nude cruise is about leaving judgment behind and forming deep connections with others. She explains that without clothes, people can’t immediately tell someone’s economic status or how they vote, and instead, have to talk to them to find out who they are. This approach has led to many guests forming lasting friendships on the cruise.
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So, what’s a typical day like on the nude cruise? Kat’s responsibilities include creating schedules for staff, coordinating excursions, and ensuring that guests comply with the dress code (or lack thereof). She’s also present at dance parties and other events to ensure everything runs smoothly.
Despite the initial shock of being on a nude cruise, many guests and staff members have reported that it’s actually a very laid-back and relaxed experience. In fact, one Reddit user noted that most people wore clothing for a significant portion of the time, and that the nude aspect was mostly reserved for sunbathing, pool time, and dance parties.
Kat’s experience on the nude cruise has shown her that it’s not about being wild or scandalous, but rather about embracing a body-positive and relaxed atmosphere. Whether you’re intrigued by the idea of a nude cruise or skeptical about what it’s really like, Kat’s insights offer a unique glimpse into this one-of-a-kind experience.
