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FlokieOct 31, 2011It sounds like you and I are in a similar situation. I kind of smile to myself when people on here complain because they live two hours from the nearest naturist venue - that's not the moon! Now, I have places nearby that I can go be nude by myself and swim, canude, read or just sunbathe but I really enjoy more social situations so I make a point of travelling a few times each year to visit resorts and/or clubs. The closest nude beach is is about a 9 hour drive and the closest club would be about the same (both in Manitoba) but I'm more likely to go somewhere further and call it a holiday. Every year I try to make it to at least one naturist festival and so far have been to three different ones in North America (6 trips) and when I'm in southern Ontario I go out of my way to attend nude swims in Toronto even if it turns out to be a four hour drive. If I can figure out the logistics, I'm there.
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Curt, or CowboyOct 31, 2011Well, today I'm traveling 2028 miles, and *might* not even get the chance to visit the resort !
Does that count ?
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George_in_WVOct 31, 2011I don’t have to go very far at all to get to a place where I can go nude because I live in a clothing optional community where, weather permitting most of us here go around nude all the time. As I also like to take trips to places where I can be clothing free I go to a lot of the TNS Festivals/ Gatherings. I have also been on a number of nude cruises like the one to Hawaii last year. This summer I plan to take sailing a tour of around some of the islands in Italy and will be on a sailboat where we can be nude most of the time when not in port.ReactReply - BR
BrianNov 1, 2011I try to attend whatever nudist events happen in the city. Unfortunately, some of them only allow couples (and their idea of a couple is one man & one woman). I would like to visit the clothing optional beach in Vancouver someday (it's just one province over), but I need funding for it.
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ManOfWicklowNov 1, 2011Distance travelled all depends on time spent at destination.
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ANov 3, 2011For a one-day visit/event of a social nudity usual maximum 200-300 km but not on regular basis, if things can be combined it can be longer away, like 500 km. For a weekend 10 hrs maximum, if including boat trip etc. For a vacation overland 2500 km seems to be limit, though not in one haul and including longer and shorter stops on the way down and up.ReactReply - NO
NoneDec 29, 2011Well were thinking of driving to Florida this winter so I would say about 2000 miles.
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Well were thinking of driving to Florida this winter so I would say about 2000 miles.
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Timo2009Jan 4, 2012Hi all you nude travellers, I normally travel 135km to get to the nearest nude beach, the Lido di Dante. Then, of course, 135km to get home. It takes a couple of hours since it means a bus, a train, and a bus each way. But, it sure is worth it!
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[/quote]I just booked a flight to Florida so I'm about to travel what would be a 3600 km drive (one-way) if I were that masochistic. *grin* I can't wait to go swimming again and enjoy the sun!ReactReply - MEMemberJan 11, 2012Well, actually I am ready to go anywhere providing I can afford it. Usually I visit naturist beaches in my country but I've also traveled abroad. Meeting new people with similar attitudes is always a terrific experience.I wish to see a couple of new places this year.ReactReply
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planet_georgeJan 14, 2012I've traveled as far as 4+ hours one way (from Tampa to Haulover Beach). And I had to postpone that several times because of either no time or finances. Now that I'm in Bethlehem, PA, I don't have to go quite as far (maybe 2 hours) to get to a nude beach. But I would still be willing to fly to Florida to go to Haulover.
ReactReply - MEMemberJan 14, 2012
Just in the house or out the back door most of the time..........lol!
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