Naturism

With its paradoxically shy reputation within the large, layered family of tourism branches, naturism, free body culture or simply nudism has four full four decades now been creating a special aura surrounding itself, a kind of quiet separation from the ordinary, consumer tourism demand patterns.

The more savvy might conclude that a naturist is the most natural and therefore the most primordial tourist. The first humans, Adam and Eve, represent a metaphysical bond between man and naturism, symbolizing the primordial being and the closest relationship with nature.

This relationship with nature, a relationship between a celestially pure, naked body and the celestially pure nature, their mutual, spontaneous permeation, is the trademark of this extraordinary tourist population and the ideal it strives for.

In accordance with this healthy life philosophy, the cult-like dedication to one’s own body, its appearance, needs and joys, which arises from its relationship with nature, comes naturally and requires special attention.

Yet another natural bond is inherent in this philosophy, a bond between naturists and the environmentally friendly tourism. Over decades, this bond has produced excellent results at naturist vacation spots.

Finally, we could say that a naturist is the truest tourist, true to himself and the nature, and should be fostered as such.