Recently, a short-term rental platform comparable to Airbnb has emerged quietly. It has an unusual name, called "BnB" (NaturistBnB).
That's right, that's what you think.
A Finnish couple in their 40s started the website, and unlike Airbnb, you can choose not to wear clothes.
Homeowners around the world have started listing their homes on the site and now have 156 options.
Three of them are in Australia.
They're all in Kunzhou-Port Douglas,Noosa and Gold Coast.
The property in Port Douglas is known as "one of the most unique properties in the area."
The property from Noosa, however, wrote in the profile that it was a "unique leisure resort for nudists to enjoy their senses."
"this' adult 'resort is only 10 minutes away from Noosa Heads on the sunny coast." "it provides a secure, private, safe and respectful environment that is ideal for romantic trips, or relaxation, freedom to explore and play with like-minded people," the home's brief wrote.
"our goal is to create a positive, happy, non-judgmental, stress-free environment for all our guests, and we welcome singles, couples and LGBT, guests to our holiday resorts."
The four-bedroom house on the Gold Coast ensures "you enjoy a perfect nude trip."
"We're starting to think that if we have a booking site like Airbnb, but focus on this lifestyle, it's really cool." Co-founders of the platform, Petri (Petri) and Mina (Minna Karjalainen), told CNN Travel.
"on our website, all of these properties are for people who are practicing nudism."