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Australians have long had a reputation as larrikins. But mention the words “nudist resort” and it seems most of us are more than a little prudish…
Yet for the thousands of Australians who live the naturalist lifestyle, the idea of going au naturel on holiday is, well, only natural. After all, we did all come into the world sans clothing.
So if you ever wanted to bare it all, put on some sunscreen, forget about your troubles and get back to the way nature intended at these great clothes-free and clothing-optional resorts. At least you won’t have to worry about what to pack!
Taylorwood Resort
Where: Conway Beach, Whitsundays, Queensland
Tucked away on 12 hectares of secluded park and bushland just south of Airlie Beach, Taylorwood Resort prides itself on its laid-back, relaxing atmosphere. The only nudist resort on the Whitsundays, it is a completely private couples-only resort.
Guests can seek solitude under a shady palm tree or relax by the pool, mingle with the other guests at happy hour around the fire pit or join the party on “dress up” theme nights. First-timers are also encouraged. As owner Rogin Taylor says, “We find that once they get over the initial shyness, they usually wonder why they had not experienced the naturist way of life earlier!”
Twin Falls Resort
Where: Ellenborough, New South Wales
It’s all about getting back to the way nature intended at Twin Falls Resort. Situated on a sprawling 40-hectare property west of Port Macquarie, guests will love the tranquillity and lush bush surroundings of this beautifully located, exclusive clothes-free resort. Beyond simply relaxing and becoming one with the natural surroundings, anyone up for a little bushwalking in the buff here can choose are a number of scenic rainforest trails around the property. Accommodation ranges from unpowered camp sites and a rustic cabin to comfortable B&B rooms in the main homestead. Day visitors are also welcome, though bookings are advised.
British billionaire and showman Richard Branson has declared war on Qantas and other rival airlines with the launch of his new fleet of V Australia passenger jets to fly the Australia-US route.
The Virgin boss used a press conference in Los Angeles on Friday to announce two new routes for the airline on top of the already revealed Sydney-LA and Brisbane-LA legs.
V Australia will fly between Melbourne and LA from September and a Sydney to Johannesburg route on a date yet to be set.
Branson, never one to shy away from creating a media spectacle, braved wind and rain to walk out on the wing of a new V Australia Boeing 777-300ER jet with Australian celebrities Julian McMahon, Jason Clarke, Holly Valance and Kimberley Joseph.
