REVEALED: The exorbitant cost of a two-week NUDE CRUISE
DailyMail.com looked at the cost of a two-week cruise with Bare Necessities. Prices start at $2,000 for an 11-day Caribbean trip and go up to $33,155. That compares to a fully clothed trip booked through the cruise line, starting at just $949 < p class="author-section byline-plain">By Sadie Whitelocks for Dailymail.com
While clothing is not required, a vibrant bank balance is important when it comes to Naked cruising, a topic that was thrust into the spotlight recently after a passenger who had taken several trips without clothes shared their experience online.
DailyMail.com looked at the cost of a two-week cruise with Bare Necessities, with rates starting at $2,000 per person for an interior cabin on 11. for a day in the Caribbean and up to $33,155 for a three-bedroom “garden villa” aboard Norwegian Pearl.
In addition to the fees, there are also port taxes "estimated at $235.25 per person" and prepaid gratuities at $177.43 per person. passenger.
In addition to the fees, there are also port taxes "estimated at $235.25 per person" and prepaid gratuities at $177.43 $ per passenger.
In addition to the fees, there are also port taxes "estimated at $235.25 per person" and prepaid gratuities at $177 $.43 per passenger.
This compares to a fully clothed trip booked directly with the cruise line, where prices start from just $949 $.
While clothing is not required, a vibrant bank balance is important when it comes to Naked cruising, a topic that was thrust into the spotlight recently after a passenger who had taken several trips without clothes shared their experience online.
DailyMail.com looked at the cost of a two-week cruise with Bare Necessities, with rates starting at $2,000 per person for an interior cabin on 11. for a day in the Caribbean and up to $33,155 for a three-bedroom “garden villa” aboard Norwegian Pearl.
In addition to the fees, there are also port taxes "estimated at $235.25 per person" and prepaid gratuities at $177.43 per person. passenger.
In addition to the fees, there are also port taxes "estimated at $235.25 per person" and prepaid gratuities at $177.43 $ per passenger.
In addition to the fees, there are also port taxes "estimated at $235.25 per person" and prepaid gratuities at $177 $.43 per passenger.
This compares to a fully clothed trip booked directly with the cruise line, where prices start from just $949 $.
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