Ever since Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr made it look so hot in From Here to Eternity, couples have dreamed of having sex on the beach. But it’s not as easy as it looks.
For starters, sand gets everywhere. It can be especially troublesome if it ends up in the vagina.
Look for a secluded spot.
Most people over-romanticize beach sex, envisioning themselves entwined in their partner’s arms on the sandy shore while waves lap at their feet. In reality, it’s almost impossible to have sex on the beach without getting sand in all of the wrong places.
That’s why it’s so important to find a spot that’s at least partially secluded. Ideally, you’ll want to be so far away from other people that you can’t even see them. A secluded nook with a dune or some big rocks will work best.
A gazebo or shady area by a tree is also good. In fact, shady spots are generally more ideal than sunny ones. They’re a little cooler and less likely to be patrolled by the local police. That’s a big deal when it comes to sex on the beach since depending on where you live, it could be considered a crime. No one wants to end up on the front page of the tabloids because of a hand-job in public. So don’t forget to look around!
Bring a portable shade structure.
Having sex at the beach sounds like a lot of fun, but there are some things that you need to keep in mind before you do it. For one, sand can be very irritating to the intimate areas, and salt water can also dry out your natural lubrication. Plus, if you’re on a public beach, other people may be watching, and you don’t want to have sex in the presence of strangers.
One way to avoid these issues is to bring a portable shade structure that can help you keep your bodies hidden from passersby. A large umbrella will work well, and it can also help to shield your eyes from the sun. A beach chair that has a seat that’s a few inches off the sand will give you even more options for positions. Another good option is to try out positions that have your crotches high in the air, such as Doggystyle (which works for both straight and gay couples). This will make it harder for others to see what you’re up to.
Don’t forget the sunscreen.
Obviously, you need to remember your sunscreen on a beach sex trip. It is not as fun or as romantic to be burned and itchy in your most sensitive areas. Plus, you don’t want to accidentally give your partner an ugly rash — that is not the best start to your sexual adventure.
Lastly, it is a good idea to bring some wet wipes to clean up afterward. Also, a plastic bag to throw away your used condoms – don’t leave them on the ground!
If you really are interested in having sex on the beach, it is probably a good idea to wait until nighttime. Not only does sex at the beach feel tacky in broad daylight, but you might also get spotted by peepers or even police. Also, sex in the water is never as good or as easy to clean up as on land. For those who are not ready for intercourse, a nice blow job or hand jobs can be fun on the beach as well. Or just lie down and snuggle for a while.
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