Naturist expert reveals the real secrets of how and where to sunbathe naked

Naturist expert reveals the real secrets of how and where to sunbathe naked



From putting 'body issues' to bed and boosting your self esteem, Martin Warrillow explains the law about taking your clothes off - and says naturism will transform your mentality
Martin Warrillow was on holiday with his wife in the Canary Islands when their lives changed forever.

They spotted they were at a 'clothes optional beach' in Fuerteventura - and decided to take the plunge.

So it was goodbye to their swim suits and hello to a new life of no clothes, no strife.

"I give a lot of talks about naturism and taking your clothes off," says Martin looking back at how felt that day in 1991 when he was aged just 27

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