www.FKK-Reisefuehrer.de • FKK und Sauna Forum www.naturistenzentrum.de • FKK Video Fotos HotSpotgeschrieben von paul              am 19.03.2003 um 13:20:41 - als Antwort auf: Montenegro-Ada von Angelika und MichaelAls Antwort auf: Montenegro-Ada von Angelika und Michael am 08. März 2003 18:16:30: Cayo Largo is a relaxed resort which allows naturism. Welcome to St. Tropez of the 1950's. It is not a purely naturist resort or beach. However, it's a friendly wonderful little island with outstanding beaches where naturism is perfectly acceptable. The naturism was legally practiced a few minutes walk away from the main hotel beach by the European clientele. The areas, where the majority of the guests stayed the guests were clothed or topless. Moreover, families are more than welcome in Cayo Largo, and by the hotels most people were clothed. Also, of note, the Villa Capricho hotel allows naturism around their resort. Cayo Largo is not Varadero nor Cayo Coco, nor any other place in Cuba, and travellers should be warned not to expect the service that they receive at other Cuban resorts, let alone other places in the Carribbean. Having first handedly experienced the supreme service of the Sol Clubs in Cuba, one does notice a difference in service. The service at the Hotels is painstankingly slow at all the restauraunts, and the bars, in particular. Often a bar would run out of a particular drink. However, I say just try something new. Moreover, having said that, the generous spirit of the Cuban people shines through and the friendliness of the resort staff is quite evident. The beaches are amongst the finest I have ever seen in the Caribbean, or the world for that matter. The water is crystal clear and the postcard perfect beaches lulls one into a relaxed nirvana. The sand just melts between your toes. The hotels ofter free transfers to some special beaches. The beaches are not crowded like they are in other resorts and one can quickly find a private place. You can walk for miles and it just keeps getting better. The island, in traditional Cuban form, is absolutely safe. The food is fine in the context of a nation experiencing some shortages. There was always plenty to eat. One has to make a reservation for the specialty restauraunts early in the morning. Often by 8 am or 9 am the specialty restauraunts were fully booked. As the island is all inclusive, one can visit any of the restauraunts. However, make sure to try the food at the restauraunts on the beach. It's quite tasty. Nightlife. Well, again you are not in Varadero. The staff puts on a little show which they try to involve the guests children and there is one disco. BRING MOSQUITO REPELLENT! The island does attract quite a few of them. The hotels are fogged at night to reduce the problem. However, I think the mosquitos live in the airport, and one should have some repellent on at the airport --- 12.05.2012 15:33: Die Betreiber, Administratoren, Moderatoren und Werbepartner so wie Sponsoren dieses Forums distanzieren sich ausdrücklich vom Inhalt dieses Beitrags und machen sich diesen zu keinem Zeitpunkt in irgendeiner Weise zu eigen. --- Antworten zu diesem Beitrag:
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