Experience on a Sex Party Cruise

I went on a sex party cruise in the Med. Here's what I saw.

Haven't heard of Killing Kittens? You sweet, sheltered dear.

The business was founded by Emma Sayle, once snapped with Kate Middleton, and it

calls itself the ultimate female empowerment brand.

Basically, sex parties focused on women, so imagine an orgy,

but women have to make the first move.

Killing Kittens parties began in big London houses and estates in the

country, becoming a £15 million business.

Now, it's moving into cruises. This one from Barcelona to Monaco,

Italy, and back again is the inaugural journey.

It's a sex cruise with 630 passengers, where cabins

cost from £5,000 to £35,000,

and it sold out. Within an hour, there was nakedness.

Topless women queued at the bar for all-you-can-drink Moët.

The youngest passenger is 24 and the oldest is 74.

Daily activities are laid on from beginners' lap dance classes to

spanking fundamentals. Then there's the dungeon,

which opens in the

evening dressed with red lights and various pieces of equipment, while the

playroom has 32 double beds. Consent

rules here. There are multiple reminders on the app from KK

staff and various

signs on the boat. Overall, I disembarked feeling impressed

by so many people being so honest about their proclivities

and who appeared to have

such frank and communicative relationships with their partners and an openness to

discussing sex. If it's your thing, this felt like a safe space to explore it.