Do they really exist?

Most people know about clothing-optional beaches, but not everyone is aware that there are vacation packages available for people interested in spending most or all of their away-from-home time in the buff. According to one estimate, about $400 million is now expended annually on unclothed vacation activities.

Many unclothed vacations tend to take place on a cruise ship. Others may be at spas or resorts with clothing-optional policies.

Tips

Experienced naturists tend to ease right into an unclothed vacation with no problem. Those who are not experienced in the naturist tradition may have a few qualms. For those, the following tips can help:

• Try it before committing. A person who has never gone publicly bare may find the prospect of a week-long unclothed cruise a bit daunting. It’s probably better to sample the lifestyle a little first. Many areas have clothing optional beaches which can allow a person to ease into the exposure. There also may be naturist camps nearby where a man can book a weekend to see how he likes the experience.

• Start slowly. Most unclothed vacation sites allow a person to get comfortable with the idea. Rather than stripping down immediately, a man might start out wearing a long shirt or a bathrobe and then remove this when he is a bit more at ease. Also, it’s important to cover up when one is chilly or if one has been in the sun too long and runs the risk of burning.

• Bring plenty of sunscreen. Speaking of burning, it’s important for novices especially to make proper use of sunscreen. Skin which is typically covered is going to be more susceptible to burning, and few things are as uncomfortable as a badly-burned bottom or male organ.

• Towels are mandatory. When unclothed, it’s essential that one carries a towel at all times and places it on any chairs before sitting.

• Use a fanny pack or the equivalent. Men tend to depend on their pockets, so when bare, some other way of holding money, keys, etc. is called for. A fanny pack is a good option. So is a lanyard or other wrist-based bracelet that attaches to a small carrying pouch.

• Tumescence happens. Unclothed vacations are not about sensual activity (at least, not in public). But men are bound to get tumescent occasionally, as firmness occurs naturally throughout the day. When a man becomes tumescent, it’s best to not put himself on special display.

• Shake it off. When finished at the urinal, it’s a good idea to give the manhood a few extra shakes. It’s both embarrassing and unhygienic to walk out of the men’s room with stray drops of urine falling from one’s member. (The same holds true if a man releases seed, either with a partner or by himself. Do a good cleaning and make sure there is no seed seeping out before going public.)

An unclothed vacation can be an invigorating experience, but a man does want to make sure he has an appropriately healthy male organ to put out there. Using a first-rate male organ health crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil) can definitely help. A crème with natural moisturizers like vitamin E and Shea butter will keep the skin in great condition. Another valuable ingredient: vitamin A, the anti-bacterial properties of which can reduce unwanted and persistent manhood odor.

Visit http://www.menshealthfirst.com for additional information on most common male organ health issues, tips on improving member sensitivity and what to do to maintain a healthy manhood. John Dugan is a professional writer who specializes in men’s health issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to numerous websites.

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