Early morning swim
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Daniel Craig eat your heart out. So lovely and refreshing taking an early morning dip.
Category: Naturism
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Sun rising on another day
Day 5:
Beautiful sunrise this morning across Vera Playa, looks like it’s gonna be another clothes-free day. I could get used to this way of life and climate.
Had fun last night at The Blue Parrot ?, as it was Karaoke night. Got to do my party piece- Video Killed The Radio Star by Buggles. As soon as I started singing everyone cheered me, don’t think they were expecting what they heard .
Really nice bar there, the food is great , the drinks are generous and the staff are really friendly and English too. If you’re ever in Vera Playa, I’d recommend them as someone to eat and drink. https://www.facebook.com/TheBlueParrotVeraPlaya/
On another note my brown feet are coming along nicely, and I’m loving the new jewellery I purchased on the beach the other day, the toe ring is a bit big though, might see if they can resize for me.
Our first naturist holiday
It’s been a long time coming, but we have finally succumbed and booked a full on naturist holiday. Not just a naturist beach, but a place where you can walk around as nature intended anywhere, and no one bats an eyelid at you.
This holiday location is Vera Playa, on the southern end of Spain, where we have hired a two bed apartment through Airbnb. The apartment has access to a shared swimming pool which is nice and refreshing and is just a short walk from the beach, and the very relaxing Pirates Bar directly on the beach.
The feeling of total freedom is wonderful. You can wake up in the morning, walk downstairs to the pool for an early morning dip, and then relax drying off in the sun on the sun terrace.
And then walk down to the beach about 150 metres away without a stitch or care in the world , and then do a spot of people watching from the comfort of the Pirates Bar outside decking.
The sea temperature is also very inviting , although when we first arrived the sea itself wasn’t inviting as it was quite rough due to the storms they had experienced 24 hours before we arrived.
