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Viva Tourismo Resort

Paradisi, South Aegean, Greece

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Nudity required

Viva Tourismo Resort
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A beachfront naturist resort on Rhodes (Greece), just 10 minutes from the international airport, in business for over 10 years. Rooms, a restaurant serving local organic produce (breakfast, lunch and dinner included), bar, library, TV room, pool with direct beach access, outdoor jacuzzi, and a large garden with free activities (archery, table tennis, giant chess, billiards, bocce, volleyball, horse riding), car/motorbike/bike hire, organised excursions and naturist cruises, and a wedding service. Nudity is compulsory in all outdoor common areas (pool, bar, garden) from sunrise to sunset; any sexual behaviour or unauthorised photography is forbidden. Children and pets are not admitted. It organises themed evenings with live music, dancing and karaoke. Guest opinions are polarised: many praise the pool, the cooking with produce from the vegetable garden and the managers, while recurring criticisms include food judged scarce or monotonous, small showers, sometimes unfriendly staff and aircraft noise, as the property is close to the airport runway.

What kind of holiday

Naturism

Nudity required

Nudity is mandatory in all external common areas of the hotel, i.e. pool, bar, patio and garden

Access rules
  • No children
  • No pets

Where it is

17th km Rhodes-Kameiros (Milos beach), Paradisi, 85106 Rhodes, Greece — Paradisi, South Aegean, Greece