MIAMI.- The ocean liner company Norwegian Cruise Line announces an 11-day cruise from Miami and will visit different destinations in the Caribbean in which passengers will travel naked.
“We are working to break down barriers against social nudity and make naked vacations a viable and acceptable option for everyone,” the company states on its website.
Norwegian Pearl will depart Port Miami on February 3, 2025 with 2,300 naked cruisers visiting the Bahamas, Puerto Rico, St. Martin and St. Lucia. She will be back in Miami on February 14, the Day of Love.
Passengers can be naked only when the ship is sailing out of ports. “When the cruise ship is docked in a port, all passengers must be dressed,” the company clarifies on the website.
Clothing is also required when cruisers attend the ship’s restaurants. On the other hand, in the self-service buffets on the terraces and in the swimming pools you can be without clothes.
Themed cruises are a crucial part of this industry that generates more than 40 billion dollars a year globally.
There are other thematic cruises of the company such as Salsa Cruise, focused on music, which departs from Miami on November 1, 2025, or the Disney Cruise Line cruises in which cruise passengers travel and celebrate with the characters of that fantastic world. , although it also has boats for adults.
According to a 2017 study conducted by Saint Leo University through the American Association for Nude Recreation (AANR), the nudism industry generates about 7.4 billion dollars for the Florida economy and about 2.2 million People travel to the Sunshine State annually for a nudist vacation.
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