We have a boat and once or twice, my wife and I have gone to an uncrowded bay, dropped anchor and I have laid out on the boat in my thong but I have never worn one all day on my boat (like I normally do on the beach). Not sure what is the issue, maybe I am concerned that I am more likely to be recognized on our boat?
Would be interesting to hear what others think/feel/do?
When we visit our friend in Cyprus and we go out on his boat the accepted dress code, once you’ve left harbour, is nude. I wear my thong to board the boat and to ready it, and remove it as can as I can once we’re through the harbour entrance. Enjoy your boating, best way to tan!
All the time! We live on the Gulf Coast in Florida, on the south side of Tampa Bay. Thong is the uniform of the day as we pull away from the marina and headed to a non-nude spot. If we’re headed to Passage Key, aka Naked Island, it’s always a g-string as soon as we leave the dock.
When we get back to the marina, I trailer the boat, flush the motor, wash and cover the boat in only my thong or g-string. If I need to come back the next day to clean and cover the boat, I always wear just a thong for that as well.
I even have 3 brand new thongs I keep on the boat, still in packaging, in case I run across someone with the stones to try wearing one; I’ve given out two before. Most times we just go to Passage Key, and get naked as soon as I set the anchor. The topic of thongs doesn’t come upmmuch with the people we meet as most are nude…
Thanks for sharing Gulf57. Sounds like a very fun place to live. Gotta love the thong care packages…I’d love to see the face on one of your unsuspecting passengers as you offer them one to wear.
We took the boat out yesterday to Passage Key, kinda quiet when we got there, but eventually quite a few boats and waverunners showed up. We seemed to be the only boaters there that opted to go without swimsuits…oh well. Did wear a white, see-through when wet, y-back g-string from Skinz, for the ride out and back and to clean the boat when we got back to the marina.