Brazilnaturistfestivalpart6 New May 2026

By Eduardo Silva, Contributing Editor for Eco-Travel & Lifestyle

This has proven controversial and revolutionary. Long-time naturist Hans Muller (62, from Germany) told us: “I’ve been to naturist gatherings for 30 years. They are always packed with activities. Here, I sat on a rock talking to a fisherman for three hours. No phone. No clothes. No agenda. That is the real freedom.” Another landmark feature of this edition is the “Raiz e Flor” (Root and Flower) pavilion. For the first time, the festival has invited leaders from the Tupinambá indigenous tribe and a collective of transgender naturist activists to co-create the program. brazilnaturistfestivalpart6 new

December 27 – January 2 (limited to 350 participants). Location: Santuario do Sol, Santa Catarina, Brazil. Registration: Opens October 1 at brazilnaturistfestival.com.br. Price includes all meals, lodging, and activities (R$ 1,200 / approx. USD $240 for the full week). By Eduardo Silva, Contributing Editor for Eco-Travel &

The results are profound. Morning sessions include discussions on pre-colonial body acceptance (how indigenous Brazilians lived naked without shame before European contact) followed by workshops on trans body dysphoria and naturism as therapy. Here, I sat on a rock talking to a fisherman for three hours