Many parts of the world allow visitors to comfortably sunbathe in the nude but do not violate the law.
One swimwear brand has given a global guide, introducing places where visitors are allowed to stay undressed while playing on the beach. The guide provides information on 39 countries allowing tourists to walk naked, sunbathe or swim.
“We know many tourists like to take off their underwear when they sunbathe. To open up international tourism, we have a list of where you can and can’t get naked on the beach,” said founder of Pour Moi, Michael Thomson, shared in a statement. According to the company’s research, at the height of the pandemic, there were more than 10.7 million searches related to the keywords “nude beach”, “nude resort” and “nude sunbathing”. “. The majority of searches are done by people in the US, followed by Japan and Brazil. When the company adjusted its research criteria based on population size, the residents of Australia, New Zealand and Ireland topped the search list. The research team analyzed the laws of each country, consulting travel forums, blogs and social media to identify places where tourists can sunbathe naked without breaking the law. After that, the team created a convenient map, making it easy for everyone to see the “pupa-bare” destination. Maps indicate restricted locations and allow nude visitors. Photo: Courtesy Of Pour Moi. The company explained: “38 red countries do not allow tourists to be naked in public of any kind. 39 green areas are countries that are” quite comfortable in public nudity “. 29 amber countries have many places where nude sunbathing is limited. Map showing nude sunbathing in America. Photo: Courtesy Of Pour Moi. A guide map in the US shows visitors allowed to sunbathe naked in 32 states. However, this is not legal in Utah, Indiana, South Carolina or Tennessee, where states are indicated in red. In addition to viewing the map, travelers need to check local laws and regulations at the specific destination before planning any trip. 10 beaches in the world for visitors who like to enjoy the state “without a piece of cloth to cover the body”: 1. Spiaggia di Guvano (Corniglia, Italy) 2. Red Sea (Crete, Greece) 3. Valalta (Rovinj, Croatia) 4. Bellevue (Klampenborg, Denmark) 5. Samurai (Port Stephens, Australia) 6. Wreck (Vancouver, Canada) 7. Plage de Tahiti (St.ropez, France) 7. Praia do Pinho (Balneário Camboríu, Brazil) 8. Es Trenc (Mallorca, Spain) 9. Baker (San Francisco, USA)
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