How To Have Safe Sex On Holiday

Last Updated on: 8th May 2024, 11:17 am

Sex On Holiday

Firstly, if you want to go on holiday and have sex with people, that’s your choice. Don’t ever let anyone tell you differently. As long as it is consensual, then enjoy it. You only live once and who is going to find out unless you tell them? But staying safe with sex on holiday should be your number one priority.

If you mention that you are going to a certain holiday destination, people will know what will happen when you get there. So it isn’t even worth hiding the fact. You just need to be sensible as you play around on the beach. We wanted to share some advice on staying safe and what precautions to take.

Meeting People For Sex On Holiday

It sounds really dirty, meeting people for sex, but you are only human and it is going to happen. You meet people and have chemistry with them, so it is inevitable that you are going to meet them later on in the night or go back to their room. However, you need to think about how safe you are. You are in a foreign country, where they might not speak English and you are thinking of going off with a random person. This probably isn’t something that you do at home.

Staying safe is all about telling people where you are at all times and making sure you do not put yourself in a difficult situation. Hopefully, these few tips will help.

• Get a tracker on your phone.
• Make sure the person is known to you or others around you.
• Stick in groups if you can, safety in numbers. Don’t wander off with someone that you have only just met.
• Take a personal alarm in your bag, or a bottle of spray in case you get some unwanted attention.

There are also other things you need to take into consideration when it comes to safe sex on holiday.

Take Condoms From The UK

I would like to think that everyone who is expecting sex on holiday would take these with them. If you buy them from home and take them with you, you know they will be safe. So many countries sell fake products, and the condoms that you buy could be one of them. Buying them from a drug store at home, means they meet the proper regulations and standards. The last reminder you need from your holiday is an STD or a baby.

Never go and have sex on holiday without a condom. Even if he says he doesn’t want to wear a condom. It is not worth the risk, if he is asking this from you then he is asking all of the other girls too.

The Morning After Pill For Sex On Holiday

You can usually buy these from a pharmacy abroad. But you can also buy them over the counter from UK pharmacies before you go away. The same reasoning as to condoms, you know they are up to proper regulations.

The morning-after pill can be taken up to 72 hours after unprotected sex. But although it will help to prevent pregnancy, it will not prevent STDs.

Beware Of Suntan Oils

suntan oils can weaken condoms. So before you decide to get right down to the sex, make sure you wash your hands. You do not want to risk the condom splitting whilst you are having sex.

Peer Pressure Whilst On Holiday

Don’t ever give in to peer pressure, no matter how much they go on. If your friend is meeting a bloke down the beach for sex, then you do not have to go and have sex with his friend. You can say no and it will be okay. If your friend expects you to do it, then she isn’t a friend. You have your own mind and it is okay to say no!

You need to look out for yourself on holiday because nobody is going to do it for you. Sex on holiday can be fun, adventurous and different. But you also need to keep your wits about you.

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