Hedonism II Pools in Negril Jamaica

Nude Pools and Clothing Optional Pools

There are four pools at Hedonism II Resort. One pool is at the top next to the dining area, not a lot goes on at that pool except maybe a meet and greet, a show, or maybe volleyball. The bottom pool (I call the party pool) next to the nude beach is the pool to hang out at. The "party pool" has a bar you can walk up to on one side or swim to on the other side; this pool is completely nude with a lot of partying people mostly hanging out talking and laughing, having lots of all inclusive cocktails, and you smell a lot of smoke, and it's mostly not smoke from cigarettes.

The pool can be pretty cold, but it feels really good when the sun starts raging. If you still don't want to get in the water people hang out on the surrounding lounge chairs to talk and party or sit in the joining hot tub. There is a second pool on that deck which is smaller and heated. That heated pool is filled to the brim with naked people after dark.

Next to the "nude party pool" is a grill where you can get a cheeseburger, jerked chicken, or fish, and you don't have to put any clothes on to go up to it. They have a small stand next to the grill where you can grab some munchies such as popcorn, corn chips and cheese sauce, guacamole and different salads.

During the day at the "nude party pool" there is also entertainment (I don't really think a lot of people pay attention though) with music. They do put on some competitions or challenges throughout the day, maybe something like best chest competition for the guys, or who can drink their beer the fastest, but there is definitely no best swim suit contest.

There are also restrooms right by the pool, which they do a good job of keeping clean, so you don't have to keep going back to your room.

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The fourth pool is in the picture below on the prude beach is a more relaxing pool if that is what you are looking for.

"Look at this beautiful pool on the beach surrounded by gazebos and palm trees."