Temptation Cruises has confirmed the details of its upcoming 2026 voyage but if you fancy signing yourself up for some swinging at sea then there's a lot of rules you'll need to follow.
If you haven't heard about the new trend of 'spicy cruises' then you're either not spending much time on the internet or you're in a loving monogamous relationship, so either way, good for you.
But if you're here, then we've clearly piqued your interest about the cruises, which essentially see polyamorous couples open up their relationships while out on the open seas.
We've already heard plenty about what exactly goes down on these ships, whether it's more about the secret meaning of the 'upside down pineapple', or what the staff have experienced during their time working there.
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If you couldn't quite make it across the pond for this month's cruise, which is currently on its third day as it travels between the US, Mexico and the Caribbean, then fear not because there's another voyage planned for October.
Temptation Cruises writes: "Set sail on the Temptation Caribbean Cruise this October 2026 for six days of sun, fun, and couples only connection. From Miami to Key West to Nassau, enjoy clothing-optional vibes, unforgettable theme nights, top-tier entertainment, and a whole lot of freedom at sea."
Everyone knows that the key to having fun is following all the rules but while you might think that spicy cruises are all about breaking barriers, it's worth remembering that foolish actions can have consequences, whether it's being barred from certain areas or even being asked to leave at the ship's next stop.
Naturally, when you're on a ship where sex is a staple, consent is incredibly important, while photography is also banned in any of the intimate areas, such as the infamous red room.
The secure and intimate area is where couples can go when they fancy a bit of fun but if you're a singleton, the only way you're going to be allowed in there is with an invite from another couple who are especially keen for you to get involved.
Although you might expect everyone to just be walking around naked all the time, the dress code says otherwise, with clothes very much expected when you're eating or just walking round the ship.
"The dress code on board is 'cruise casual'," the cruise company says. "At dinner, you can expect a 'smart casual' dress code (dress, slacks, and blouses). Baseball caps, swimsuits, tank tops, T-shirts and shorts are never allowed in the restaurants in the evenings. Short pants are allowed only in the buffet."
You might not be shocked to hear that there will be plenty of booze on the ship, no doubt as some dutch courage for any first-time swingers but as with any other ship, you don't want to go overboard.
Anyone who is found to have drunk too much could be denied entry to areas or forcibly removed when the ship reaches its next destination.
Although alcohol will be free-flowing, drugs and smoking are a hard no, and you may even be referred to the authorities if you're caught with any illegal drugs on board.
"We have created a relaxed ambiance aboard our Temptation Caribbean Cruise; however, drug use will not be tolerated," Temptation says.
"No illegal drugs or other illegal substances are allowed on board, at any time. Violation of drug laws may include, but is not limited to, removal from the ship and involvement of the appropriate authorities."
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James Moorhouse