A bare-bottomed cruising adventure through the Whitsundays is helping passengers reclaim their bodies after trauma.
The risk of rope burn in all the wrong places is a worthwhile price to pay for a group of adventurous naturists preparing to cruise the Whitsundays completely naked.About 30 adventurous naturists will set sail around the Whitsundays with clothes optionalSome participants claim it is helping them reclaim their bodies and find confidence after trauma
In the space of six years, the 32-year-old has transformed his proclivity for waterhole skinny dips into an organisation with thousands of members who get a kick from taking off their kit. "We [also] have a heavy, heavy screening process for everyone that wants to be involved to make sure everyone's intentions are pure," Mr Jones said.That ethos was key for Rikki Yeowart, who had long admired the concept of getting naked in nature before plucking up the bravery to bare all.
"[But] there was no feeling of insecurity, or that maybe I was going to be taken advantage of, or someone was looking at me funny," she said after taking part in her first naked hike on the Gold Coast.For the 32-year-old, the voyage represents much more than an unclad cruise through crystal blue waters."The sad statistic is that one in three women have experienced sexual [or body] trauma in their life."There's so much shame and stigma around the naked body.
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