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Showing posts with label romance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label romance. Show all posts
Thursday, November 23, 2017
fire and sunset
Special guests Carole and Bruno shared these amazing photos from their Fire Island experience!
Paya Bay Resort, Roatan, Bay Islands of Honduras.
Thursday, November 9, 2017
the fire island experience
This awesome sunset/early evening experience is worth every penny. Fire Island is a few meters offshore from the rest of Paya Bay's property. One just has to cross a shallow tidal pool to get to it. The fire pit is built in a clearing in the center of the tiny island. You are surrounded by thick, lush, tropical nature. The glow of the fire underlights the whole space, creating a warm, sensual energy. Enjoy a bottle of wine and have a romantic sunset/early evening naturist experience!
Paya Bay Resort, Roatan, Bay Islands of Honduras.
Thursday, August 1, 2013
glimpses of bliss
Photos of guests enjoying Paya Bay's Bliss Beach this past romance-themed week.
Even though Bliss Beach is clothing optional, followers of this blog may have noticed that I rarely post photos of our naturist guests enjoying the beach. The reason is simple: here at Paya we deeply respect guest privacy. My rule as "resort photographer" is to never take photos of any client (and particularly naturist clients) unless I have their explicit permission. And, trust me, asking a person who happens to be nude if it's okay to take their photo is one of the most awkward questions one can ask. In fact, I only make that inquiry if I know the person well enough to reasonably expect their answer to be Yes. Occasionally, markedly avant-garde guests will generously share their au naturel photos with me and authorize their use in promoting the resort. Some of my close friends also volunteer to be naturist models. These approved photographs are the only ones I would post on this blog.
Our full moon-centric Romance Weeks cater primarily to our "textile" clientele. As the photos above attest, one upside to these more traditional weeks is that they facilitate sharing with the world the sublime paradise that is Bliss Beach and Paya Bay.
Paya Bay Resort, Roatan, Bay Islands of Honduras.
Even though Bliss Beach is clothing optional, followers of this blog may have noticed that I rarely post photos of our naturist guests enjoying the beach. The reason is simple: here at Paya we deeply respect guest privacy. My rule as "resort photographer" is to never take photos of any client (and particularly naturist clients) unless I have their explicit permission. And, trust me, asking a person who happens to be nude if it's okay to take their photo is one of the most awkward questions one can ask. In fact, I only make that inquiry if I know the person well enough to reasonably expect their answer to be Yes. Occasionally, markedly avant-garde guests will generously share their au naturel photos with me and authorize their use in promoting the resort. Some of my close friends also volunteer to be naturist models. These approved photographs are the only ones I would post on this blog.
Our full moon-centric Romance Weeks cater primarily to our "textile" clientele. As the photos above attest, one upside to these more traditional weeks is that they facilitate sharing with the world the sublime paradise that is Bliss Beach and Paya Bay.
Paya Bay Resort, Roatan, Bay Islands of Honduras.
Thursday, September 3, 2009
moonrise at dusk

The moon rises over Paya Bay. It's Romance Week right now. Romance Weeks coincide with the full moon each month.
Sunday, March 1, 2009
Thursday, August 21, 2008
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
paya bay wedding

Yesterday two of our guests had a beautiful sunset wedding on Lil Bay Beach. Because of its natural beauty and good energy, Paya Bay is a sought after location for weddings, renewal of vows, and commitment ceremonies.


After the ceremony the photographer took photos of the happy couple in the Virgin Tropical Garden Reserve.
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