The Sex Island trip has provoked fury in the past, with critics branding it "disgusting" and "creepy", and calling for an investigation into possible crimes. But organisers claim the four-day sex fest is perfectly legal and the 60 women who participate "do it at their free will" and are above The debaucherous event is making its return after last year's edition had to be moved to a secret location due to public outcry and threats from lawmakers.
Did you go to last year's party? Good Girls Co has revealed what 30 clients will actually get during the December sex holiday. Clients can have "unlimited sex" with the women, swap partners and fulfil their sexual fantasies while partying "like a millionaire", according to an advert.
Sex Island's website says the 60 women are there only to "please" the men and make each one feel "like a king" - and customers should have no fear of being arrested or deported.
Promising the "party of your life", each ticket to the "sex paradise" covers an unlimited supply of condoms, booze and meals.
Sex Island's website says: There is also a very strict condom policy rule, and of course and unlimited amount of condoms. At any moment you can switch girls with the other 30 guests. The entire island will be available to our guest. We called it Sex Island. Free cold beers, vodka and wishy are also included.
