Naked travels in a Motorhome (1 Viewer)

[Meki]

We are in Croatia - It seems every other site is a naturist site - whatever floats your boat I say ... But the weather hasn't been too warm up till now

I love Croatia, we've been to a number of their naturist sites

 

[Meki]

Could be a bit nippy around the Trossachs . . . . .

I'm a fair weather naturist

 

[WynandJean]

Hello and welcome from West Midlands.



Wyn

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[Badknee]

We have a wealth of experience in the naturist travel industry and have visited many naturists sites, both here and on mainland

Welcome to Fun, if your ever up in Cheshire come and visit us at our club, Manchester Sun and Air.

 

[Meki]

Welcome to Fun, if your ever up in Cheshire come and visit us at our club, Manchester Sun and Air.

Been there but that was years ago

 

[DBK]

Been there but that was years ago

Now they've closed all the factories and knocked down the chimneys you can actually breathe the air up there now and see the sun (occasionally).

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[Meki]

Now they've closed all the factories and knocked down the chimneys you can actually breathe the air up there now and see the sun (occasionally).

About 30 years ago I got lost in Moss side - pre Sat Navs - despite it's reputation, I found the people very friendly and helpful

 

[wigster]

 

[Tootles]

Being naked is trully liberating

I agree, but unfortunately the majority of policemen, (for some strange reason), dont. I think it should be law that when the temperature reaches a seasonally set figure, then all young ladies should remove their clothes when out and about........

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[Meki]

I agree, but unfortunately the majority of policemen, (for some strange reason), dont. I think it should be law that when the temperature reaches a seasonally set figure, then all young ladies should remove their clothes when out and about........

If you knew how many naturists are or were policemen and vicars, you'd be shocked

 

[Gooney]

Thanks Robert, excellent the more the merrier, perhaps we already know them, it's a small world naturism?
This is our current MH Ralph and Billy Bob, in reality a demountable, we also have a Hymer 640 he's 19 years old

Hi and welcome, I didn't notice a clothes line on your pitch in the photo, mind I don't suppose you really need one

 

[Mr Ed]

Hi and you will find a section on the site dedicated to naturists.

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[Tootles]

If you knew how many naturists are or were policemen and vicars, you'd be shocked

Having spent several years in a children's home in the early sixties, NOTHING about the habits of policemen and vicars would shock me.

 

[Meki]

Hi and welcome, I didn't notice a clothes line on your pitch in the photo, mind I don't suppose you really need one

Funny you should say that, my wife takes more clothes when we go on a naturist holiday than when we go on a textile holiday, it's one of life's unexplained mystery’s, we would need brain power of Professor Stephen Hawking to even attempt a rudimentary explanation.

 

[mikebeaches]

Hi Meki and welcome from another keen naturist!

Do share your adventures on here - there are plenty of other naturists on MHFun. Sue and I have done most of the sites in Spain and about 80 naturist ones in France; plus a few others around the continent.

Certainly admire you full timing...

Cheers, Mike

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[Meki]

Hi Meki and welcome from another keen naturist!

Do share your adventures on here - there are plenty of other naturists on MHFun. Sue and I have done most of the sites in Spain and about 80 naturist ones in France; plus a few others around the continent.

Certainly admire you full timing...

Cheers, Mike

What are you favourite sites Mike? mine are Acorns, Devon. Euronat, France, and El Portus, Spain, there are many others that I like, but these I really, really like. Oh, and Vritomartis, Crete. Oh, and Vera Player, Spain. Oh, and Riva Bella, Corsica. Oh, and ......

 

[mikebeaches]

Indeed, all of those! And Montalivet, Serignan Nature, Domaine Laborde, Castillon de Provence, Le Haut Chandelalar and many more... in France.

Also, El Templo del Sol and Almanat, in Spain. But again various others too.

We're currently staying at the 4-star Hotel Naturplaya on Mallorca (without the van) - nice place and very good value, as it happens. About £23.50 each half-board (30 euro) staying in a large apartment with kitchen, garden terrace and roof terrace overlooking the sea and huge co beach.

 

[sedge]

.. and we've stayed at lots of sites - quite a few of them Clubs - both in France and UK. We prefer going to France once the weather gets a bit reliable, and don't bother with here - but since we have been hobbled somewhat by the NHS recently, Suntreckers rallies are seeing us more often at the mo!

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[buttons]

Hi and Welcome.......

 

[44658]

Just found this thread, and see it's quite out of date. Spent 2 months at Almanata, Torre Del Marr. Excellent site. But now believed to be in lock down from 24th March 2020. On the way home stayed 2 nights at El Portus, having last been there in 2016. I thought then to was pretty run down. Now even worse, although bragging about a redo of the shop and a makeover of one of the toilet blocks. The elsan point was disgusting, an old bidet, no lid and a very dodgy pipe. Most of the sites were unusable as the office said subject to flooding.But the real problem is the stones and debris, easy twist an ankle. However a local said that had had no rain since September. I think the local authority have closed those pitches, and they can't be arsed to maintain them. The restaurant is poor, although out of season mid March, there were only 10 customers, not surprising at 8.50 Euro for 2 eggs and a portion of chips. Rice, veg, stock and either a few bits of chicken or the same but replace chicken for prawns and mollusc, they call it Paella, and that comes at 18 euro for 2. Some of the chalets were up for sale from 25k to 65k with 6.5k per annum fees. The resident camp site looks more Dale Farm with tropical plants. I really cannot see this site under normal conditions surviving another year, but with the Coronavirus leading to no trade whatsoever ever, will quickly deteriorate. If you know the site, there used to be about 120 plus caravans in storage, I saw less than 30 this year.Oh and site fees were 25 euro a night, (for borrowed sunshine and water)

 

[ambulancekidd]

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[ambulancekidd]

Lovely to have liberated members. Welcome.. Wish I were ten years younger ... I wouldn't think twice about being nudist but wouldn't put anyone through my cellulite now...

Hope you enjoy your motorhoming with Fun and keep posting.

There'd be no point in sunbathing in the darkness which you mentioned for being nude now Joy.

 

[Snoopy]

Hi and welcome ?

 

[mikebeaches]

Just found this thread, and see it's quite out of date. Spent 2 months at Almanata, Torre Del Marr. Excellent site. But now believed to be in lock down from 24th March 2020. On the way home stayed 2 nights at El Portus, having last been there in 2016. I thought then to was pretty run down. Now even worse, although bragging about a redo of the shop and a makeover of one of the toilet blocks. The elsan point was disgusting, an old bidet, no lid and a very dodgy pipe. Most of the sites were unusable as the office said subject to flooding.But the real problem is the stones and debris, easy twist an ankle. However a local said that had had no rain since September. I think the local authority have closed those pitches, and they can't be arsed to maintain them. The restaurant is poor, although out of season mid March, there were only 10 customers, not surprising at 8.50 Euro for 2 eggs and a portion of chips. Rice, veg, stock and either a few bits of chicken or the same but replace chicken for prawns and mollusc, they call it Paella, and that comes at 18 euro for 2. Some of the chalets were up for sale from 25k to 65k with 6.5k per annum fees. The resident camp site looks more Dale Farm with tropical plants. I really cannot see this site under normal conditions surviving another year, but with the Coronavirus leading to no trade whatsoever ever, will quickly deteriorate. If you know the site, there used to be about 120 plus caravans in storage, I saw less than 30 this year.Oh and site fees were 25 euro a night, (for borrowed sunshine and water)

Interesting and informative post - thanks!

We visited El Portus a few times during winter 2018/19, but although we've also been backwards and forwards to Spain this winter - we didn't go there this time. We heard about the flooding and the impact it caused with the withdrawal of front-line pitches.

El Portus was certainly looking tired when we there 12-18 months ago, so it's unfortunate to hear it's gone further downhill. Particularly, as the remote setting provides some stunning scenery.

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[DBK]

I do hope you naturists are wearing facemasks.

 

[tribalbrit]

Nahhh just walk where no one else is about.

 

[movan]

I do hope you naturists are wearing facemasks.

Where?

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[old-mo]

A story and thread are no good without photo`s.......

 

[glastry]

Always keep your clips on !