The DJ’s pumping dance music for the welcome reception on the pool deck. People are laughing and dancing. From afar, it doesn’t look out of the ordinary. But as you get closer, you’ll notice the topless swimmers lounging in the hot tub and the giant gourds and melons carved into phallic shapes at the appetizer table. This cruise is a swinger’s takeover cruise hosted by Luxury Lifestyle Vacations (LLV), one of the top vacation planners for those in the swinger lifestyle.

When I was invited to join one of the LLV ships to experience it firsthand, my curiosity wouldn’t let me say no. I wasn’t sure what to expect when I first embarked. After all, my partner and I are monogamous. Would I enjoy it?


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Sometimes relationships can get stale – so it comes as no surprise that couples often want to spice things up.

And it seems that non-monogamous relationships are one of the most popular ways to go about it.

Stephanie, 36, and Billy Ledbetter, 38, met back in an airport back in 2004 and decided to bring in swinging only a year ago after 17 years together.

This decision isn’t unusual, as according to ethical non-monogamy app 3Fun, 40% more couples are seeking non-monogamous relationships in 2022 compared to last year.

The swinger lifestyle has been found to significantly increase the quality and quantity of sex in both relationships and marriages, as well as strong emotional and physical connections between partners.

Stephanie, from Maryland in the US, exclusively told Daily Star: “After 17 years of marriage we have tried every toy you can buy online. My partner wanted to spice things up a bit more and came to me with a deep fantasy he was interested in trying.


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A new tour operator has launched in the UK offering “adult-only”, hedonistic holidays to cater for swingers and nudists.

According to the Uniquely Adult website, the tour operator based in Royston “provides a selection of superior, sexually-stimulating, all-inclusive holidays to serve the needs of travellers who want to encounter a freer lifestyle when on their break.”


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My new in-laws are ­old-school swingers.

They hold raucous parties ­every Friday night.

She used to be a “high-class hooker” – something she’s extremely proud of – while he never stops boasting about the string of private “adults only” members clubs he ran in the ’90s.

Between them they’ve met (and served) lots of famous people. They’ve been around the block and scored a shed load of money.

Now we’re being forced to move in with them because our new house is still a building site.

My in-laws live in a tasteless bungalow I call Tacky Mansion. The walls are bright pink and there are fluffy carpets in every room (including the bathroom).


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If we understand it as the relationship of a couple that maintains an exclusive sexual bond, we can forget about this concept

Men and women between the ages of 40 and 60 are in imperfect monogamy. They do not renounce the stability of the couple, but neither do they give up other ways of living their sexuality

The option of polyamory has not fully entered this age group and neither is society legally prepared to cover the issues it would raise.

We live the most imperfect version of monogamy. It is enough to look around us to suspect that, at least as we have always understood it, it is almost a chimera. Who, with more than 50, continues with the usual couple? And even so, who has managed to be happy with it without having to give the body other joys? If we talk about sex, only 25% of Spanish society is really satisfied with their sexual life. Neither sentimental failure nor sexual frustration -nor infidelity- makes us polygamous, but it does lead us to an abnormal monogamy.


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