The Lucky Country

In Western Australia we are lucky to have lots of land and not many people. This often gives us the opportunity to go nude in a secluded part of the bush. Just 2 hours drive south of Perth there are many lakes, dams and streams where we can camp and enjoy nature.

Last weekend I had the chance to head down that way but it was a holiday weekend and marron season so mostly was textile weekend. I was fortunate to have a couple of days before the weekend so enjoyed them nude with a couple of friends before the crowds arrived and we had to put on clothes. Maron are fresh water lobster and very tasty. We caught quite a few and generally enjoyed the weekend even with clothes on.

The summer here is usually very hot during the day but can often get cold at night. Well relatively cold, enough to make you put clothes on to keep warm. I like to get out camping as much as possible during summer and we are lucky to have most holiday weekend during summer. Im looking forward to more weekends away and cant wait to retire so I can go camping more often and mid week to avoid the crowds.

 

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  1. Its some years since I’ve been to Australia, we’re in England, but we certainly appreciated the opportunities to enjoy the wilder parts of the country the best way, nude, whenever possible. There are beautiful areas in the SW around Margaret River and beyond but they can be very busy at peak holiday times, like you found nudity wasn’t always possible. However we enjoy hiking and we found a number of places to enjoy nude hikes, rarely meeting anyone once we were away from parking sites.

    We’ve made a few road trips north from Perth, finding quiet beaches to camp on so we could be nude. Once we were north of Geraldton we found spots for this easier to come by. One time we were there over New Year and found a spot south of Carnarvon to camp on a beach. There were people doing the same in the distance but we didn’t see anyone else for the first couple of days, so we were nude 24/7, wonderful. On the third day I’d gone for a beach walk, carrying some shorts, just in case, and went around a point to find myself in among a large extended family group, all nude. They were very friendly, especially because I’m a Pom (as English people are commonly known in Australia) and the England cricket team were doing their worst over there, again, so they were happy to have a Pom to wind up! I explained that my half- Pom half-Aussie partner was back up the beach, once I’d told them she was also a nudist, they insisted we join them for the fish BBQ dinner they had planned. We shifted camp and joined them for a few days, they’d brought a couple of boats on trailers and we had a great time going on boat trips with them, fishing and snorkelling. One day we went south in the boats towards Ningaloo where we went nude snorkelling and saw dugongs and whale sharks. It was a brilliant week there, at a beach with no name that I’m aware of, but naked for a week with some great people.

    You’ve got so much space in Australia, lots of naked weather but quite a lot of creatures I don’t want to get on the wrong side of.