Cruise ships, some have clothing optional decks.

I am going on the Carnival Breeze does anyone know if it has a clothing optional deck? They have an adult only deck, but it does not look the same as a clothing optional deck. It is usually a small area at the very tallest part of the ship, open top, with chest high sides. I know the Liberty does I have been naked there most of the cruise....... Thanks any help would be appreciated..

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RE: Cruise ships, some have clothing optional decks.

Your best bet for these kinds of questions is to check out the Cruise Critic Forums. I know Carnival had a topless deck back in 1997 when we took our first cruise for our honeymoon. But since then, the only other Carnival cruise that we've been on that had any nudity allowed was the Bare Necessities nude cruise on the Carnival Freedom in 2013!

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RE: Cruise ships, some have clothing optional decks.

Bare Necessities Tour and Travel is your destination for Clothing-Optional and Nude Cruises. https://www.cruisenude.com/

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RE: Cruise ships, some have clothing optional decks.

Bare Necessities Tour and Travel is your destination for Clothing-Optional and Nude Cruises. https://www.cruisenude.com/Our next cruise with them is just seven days away! They are a little more expensive, but you don't have to research ahead of time whether a particular ship has a topless area while sailing particular routes, or whether it will be fully nude during your cruise. You just need to know where the main dining room and specialty restaurants are, since they are the only places where you can't be nude.

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RE: Cruise ships, some have clothing optional decks.

Bare Necessities Tour and Travel is your destination for Clothing-Optional and Nude Cruises. https://www.cruisenude.com/Our next cruise with them is just seven days away! They are a little more expensive, but you don't have to research ahead of time whether a particular ship has a topless area while sailing particular routes, or whether it will be fully nude during your cruise. You just need to know where the main dining room and specialty restaurants are, since they are the only places where you can't be nude.Lucky dogs!!!

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The Carnival cruise we took in 2003 had a topless deck up top. Official or not, they arraigned the chairs in a semi circle so there was a nude area of about 15-18 people. I'll have to look up the name of the ship.

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RE: Cruise ships, some have clothing optional decks.

The Carnival cruise we took in 2003 had a topless deck up top. Official or not, they arraigned the chairs in a semi circle so there was a nude area of about 15-18 people. I'll have to look up the name of the ship.Like I said earlier in the thread, check out Cruise Critic. They had a thread in the 2010-2011 time frame stating that Carnival was getting rid of the topless deck on their non-European itineraries. There was a whole group devoted to sailing with Carnival and using that deck. They called themselves the Whales Tales, and reported which ships were friendly to full nude use of that deck. Didn't keep up with the status once we found Bare Necessities and started going on cruises where the whole ship was nude. In casual reading of the periodic threads that invariably show up there, it sounds like Norwegian might be the new line to look to for a sanctioned topless deck.

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Hope to hear from someone who has recently sailed with either

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RE: Cruise ships, some have clothing optional decks.

I am going on the Carnival Breeze does anyone know if it has a clothing optional deck? They have an adult only deck, but it does not look the same as a clothing optional deck. It is usually a small area at the very tallest part of the ship, open top, with chest high sides. I know the Liberty does I have been naked there most of the cruise....... Thanks any help would be appreciated..

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RE: Cruise ships, some have clothing optional decks.

I am going on the Carnival Breeze does anyone know if it has a clothing optional deck? They have an adult only deck, but it does not look the same as a clothing optional deck. It is usually a small area at the very tallest part of the ship, open top, with chest high sides. I know the Liberty does I have been naked there most of the cruise....... Thanks any help would be appreciated..
I have been on many Carnival Cruses. Sorry to say much of what I am looking for is not available on most cruise ships any longer! If you want to run around in a thong, or less you will be, as I, one of the very few, always on the lookout. The cost of an all nude cruise is holding me back from going. Not sure why they are more expensive and limited. I say they should all be clothing optional. I would be game! I would say write your cruise director, or cruise line company of choice, I have!

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RE: Cruise ships, some have clothing optional decks.

I am going on the Carnival Breeze does anyone know if it has a clothing optional deck? They have an adult only deck, but it does not look the same as a clothing optional deck. It is usually a small area at the very tallest part of the ship, open top, with chest high sides. I know the Liberty does I have been naked there most of the cruise....... Thanks any help would be appreciated..
I have been on many Carnival Cruses. Sorry to say much of what I am looking for is not available on most cruise ships any longer! If you want to run around in a thong, or less you will be, as I, one of the very few, always on the lookout. The cost of an all nude cruise is holding me back from going. Not sure why they are more expensive and limited. I say they should all be clothing optional. I would be game! I would say write your cruise director, or cruise line company of choice, I have!


Don't let the cost hold you back. You get a ship full of fun people who will socialize and participate in shipboard events and not spend the cruise complaining about the food and service. Both of the cruise directors on our nude cruises have admitted they were nervous at the start of the cruise, but by the end admit it is a lot better having a bunch of passengers joining in on all of the activities than just watching the staff doing everything, even if they aren't used to most of them being nude! They are on the smaller ships that don't have a lot of the fancy gimmicks like surf machines and rock climbing walls, but we haven't been to any nude resorts with those either. Other than the main dining room where you have to be clothed, the entire ship becomes a nude resort at sea. If they weren't fun there wouldn't be a 70% return customer rate. We saw a lot of the same people on our two nude cruises. We only go every other year (not because of cost as much as the logistics of taking two weeks off from work since the cruises are usually 10 nights) and there are still people who remembered us as well. If you book early you can get the cheaper inside cabins. Who needs a private balcony when you can walk nude up to the pool deck and socialize with everyone there?

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