Everything to Sea nude gay cruise in Indonesia

They sail on a Pinisi boat, which is a large wooden sailing ship made completely without nails. As for accommodation, the Everything to Sea team offers a private room or the option to share with other guys… Note that their website describes the ship as “an ideal spot for men to enjoy each other – mind, body and soul”…

Wake up each day surrounded by sparkling blue waters and the smell of french-pressed coffee with a delicious breakfast. Peer over the side of the boat as you approach your next adventure for the day. Expect to see lush green hills or volcanic mountains. Either way, you'll know you're in for a treat. You'll be setting sail aboard the gorgeous “Pinisi” boat – a large wooden sailing ship, made completely free of nails, in the traditional Indonesian Bugis style.

The staff are super friendly and informative, knowing lots of interesting facts to share about the places you will visit. With a mix of Western meals and local dishes, you'll have the temptation to try something new, as well as the comfort of your home favourites. From hot chilis to coconut and peanut sauces to tofu, there is a diverse range of new foods for you to try. You can expect fresh Juice-of-the-Day, and island fruits available all the time. Plus, the crew’s catch results in delicious fresh seafood.

Some of the highlights of this cruise include stunning sunrises and sunsets, a relaxed chill vibe amongst participants and crew, and nude dancing on a beach after a bbq. The cruise makes an effort to sail in secluded waters so that you are free of clothes (and free of worry) for as long as you want to be.  

Perhaps best of all, every day’s an opportunity for snorkelling. Take full advantage as you’re in the world-famous Coral Triangle. With colourful reefs, dazzling clear waters, and a marine population nothing short of amazing, the sea will feel like a whole new environment. Just picture this: six of the seven turtle species on the planet, giant sea stars, flying fish, bioluminescent plankton, and pods of dolphins. Not to be outdone, those manta rays (with average wingspans of 2 metres) will approach and surprise you with their size and grace. With all this biodiversity, you won’t be disappointed if you don’t see any mer-men…after all, there will be plenty of live men right on the boat!

On this gorgeous wooden ship, you can book cabins with either queen-sized beds or four single beds. All meals are provided for you by the onboard cook, as well as alcoholic drinks, snacks, a massage every three days and even body shaving services. Get ready to be pampered! Read more about the Komodo National Park in our gay guide to Flores and the surrounding area.

As for the sights, we’re amazed by the locations and wildlife you can enjoy on this trip, such as crystal clear water, breathtaking mountains, flying fish, flying foxes and of course, the notorious Komodo dragons. Everything to Sea runs around 12 trips a year. Prices differ depending on whether you choose a four-day or seven-day cruise. We also have a guide on the best gay cruises in Asia if you want to explore more of this area.