We have just returned from a fabulous week at Skinny Dippers Boutique Hotel in the South East corner of Mallorca.
On arrival we were welcomed by Grant, one of the owners, who showed us to our room in the courtyard of the hotel. He shortly returned with a cold drink and offered to show us around. It’s not a big hotel, so this didn’t take long and we returned to our room, undressed and headed to the pool for a refreshing swim. As anyone who has been on a naturist holiday knows, one of the benefits is that unpacking your suitcase is so quick!
The pool was beautifully clean, set amongst well-tended gardens. A number of sun-loungers were available so we soon were able to stretch out in the sun-shine and relax.
We had booked in for an evening meal (more about that later), but lunch is not provided, and so after our swim and a little sun, we headed out to the supermarket to buy some provisions. The supermarket is in the nearby town of Campos which was a 5 minute car journey. The shop was well stocked and so we were able to find everything we needed, including fresh bread, beer, wine, cheese, cold meats and fruit.
Back to Skinny Dippers, we made use of the sun-loungers, met some of our fellow guests and made our way to the poolside honesty bar. We’re going to like it here!
The evening meal is served in the main house around a large communal table with all other guests. This was a great way to meet all other guests, from a wide number of different countries, most of whom, I’m delighted to report, spoke beautiful english and so conversation was easy. We learned a great deal from these guests about where to see while in Mallorca, or other ideas for naturist holidays, but it was also enlightening to discover more about the guests themselves.
The evening meal had been prepared Jordi, Grant’s husband, and was delicious, as were all meals we enjoyed while at Skinny Dippers. The wine and conversation flowed and we eventually made our excuses at around midnight.
Whether it was the food, the wine or just the peaceful surroundings, but we had a blissful sleep and awoke to a sunny morning where we were treated to a superb breakfast around the pool, with a range of pastries, cereal, fruit and freshly cooked eggs along with endless fresh coffee.
Mid-way through the morning, after having served breakfast, Grant spent some time with us to recommend some local towns to visit and, crucially recommendations for the best places to find somewhere to eat lunch. Throughout our week, we visited somewhere different every day and all were wonderful. If anyone reading this would like us to share some suggestions, please get in touch.
This was the pattern for the rest of our week here – Sunbathe, Eat, Sleep, Repeat.
We loved our time at Skinning Dippers and can’t wait to visit again soon.
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