But I heard Hedonism II resort is really more of a swingers resort or a nudist resort. I am not a swinger or a nudist. Will I be comfortable there? Do I have to swing? Do I have to be nude?

No, you don't have to swing. You don't have to be nude. You don't have to ever do anything you don't want to! At Kinky Caribben and at Hedo, consent still counts! And no, Hedo is not really a "swingers" resort. It is not a "nudist" resort either. It is really an "everything" resort. It is for "hedonists" which includes all pleasure-seeking people of all kinds. The resort attracts all types of people from kinksters to nudists to swingers to partiers who don't mind getting a little crazy. You can be who you are and all are accepted. If you don't want to partake in any particular activity, you may always decline.

We have found that people who go to Hedo are very friendly and accepting. We have met lifelong friends from other parts of the world there. There are people of all ages and all shapes and sizes. Pleasure seekers come in all flavors and the resort, and the people there, are accepting of everyone.

Note on the Nude side: there IS an area of the resort where you must be nude. There is a nude beach and an adjacent nude pool at the far end of the beach. In those areas, security will actually ask you to uncover or leave if you try to wear clothes or a bathing suit (including bottoms). If you don't wish to be nude, simply don't go in the nude area. The rest of the resort is considered "prude", Hedo's non-derogatory term for "clothing optional." Please also note that some rooms are within the "nude" area, so if you don't want that, make sure to book a room in the "prude" section (the prude rooms are called "regular rooms" on the booking page).