Sun, Sea, and Sex

Sex in Greece

The front at Antiparos

Every year we used to go out to the Greek islands for our summer holiday — we called it our sun, sea and sex holiday.

Every morning we went down to the beach and swam in the nude –

And every afternoon, we fucked . . .

We used to go out to the Cyclades,  the islands in the middle of the Aegean, between Greece and Turkey. We would fly out to Athens, often overnight, and then take the ferry which took 3 or 4 hours to get to the islands.

 We tended to visit two islands in particular, Antiparos and Naxos, both of which had good nudist beaches.  We would start off with Antiparos, a small island just off Paros, the second biggest of the Cyclades. It has what I consider the best of all the frontages of the Cyclades, just a row of houses and hotels all painted white and blue, with a  quay at one end for the ferries from Paros. We stayed at the Argo, a Restaurant and hotel at the far right end. 

On the beach at Antiparos, practising theology.

 From this it was a 20 minute walk down to the nudist beach which was known as the Theologians after a nearby Chapel dedicated to Saint Theologos, an obscure 4th century saint,  so we could always say that we have spent our holidays practising theology.

Running down to the sea for my before-breakfast swim

Every morning we would go down for an early morning swim, when it was lovely and fresh and we had the beach to ourselves, so we could parade round, showing off.  

The Thelogians beach

 The Theologian’s beach at Antiparos has a triangular shape formed I believe by the currents that flow around the island that meet here and drop their sand. I have spent many happy days here drinking up the sun and admiring the bodies of my fellow nudists and wishing I could make love to Wendy publicly.

In the background is the main island of Paros.

On to Naxos

Wendy enjoying the sunset over the Portara, the gateway that stands at the entrance to the harbour of Naxos.

After Antiparos we go on to Naxos, the largest of the islands in the Cyclades, with some fine nudist beaches.

The gateway known as the Portara, at the entrance to the harbour on Naxos

Naxos has a magnificent approach with the building known as the Portara on a promontory to the harbour. It was apparently built by the tyrant Lygdamis in the 6th century but just what was it? Was it a temple? Only this gateway has survived, but no columns.

On the town beach at St Georges

After Antiparos we go on to Naxos.

Naxos is the biggest island in the Cyclades with a busy harbour. However there is no suitable beach, so we stay in the suburb of St George, where there is a fine beach where we go in the mornings wearing our briefest bikinis.

Wendy coming out of the sea

Wendy in her favourite bikini.

Lying naked in the sea

Lying in the sea, displaying my naked body, and enjoying the gentle waves breaking over me and caressing my nakedness

Wendy, topless

Wendy coming out the sea after her morning swim, topless.

She loves swimming topless after her morning swim, showing off her magnificent breasts.

I love watching her, displaying her wonderful breasts and thinking, she’s mine!

Myself, naked

I love being naked.

Challenging the world to see my naked body, and challenging my naked body to show itself to the world.

It is a wonderful feeling to display oneself naked, free from the encumbrances of clothes.

That is the exhilaration that we achieved every year in our visit to Greece and the Cyclades, challenging the world to see me naked and see me as I really am.

 

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