Our Mission

At Get Naked Australia, we are on a mission to normalise nudity and foster a healthier, more positive relationship with our bodies across the country. In a society where body image is often distorted by unrealistic standards and the constant fear of judgment, we believe that embracing our natural selves can be a transformative step toward breaking down these barriers.

Why We Do It

We recognise that many of the issues surrounding body dysmorphia, low self-esteem, and mental health stem from a deep-rooted fear of being seen as we truly are—unfiltered and imperfect. Society has conditioned us to see our bodies as something to hide or be ashamed of, often linking nudity to shame or sexuality rather than freedom or self-expression. Too many people feel uncomfortable or even anxious at the thought of being seen naked, worried about being judged or pointing out imperfections that are, in truth, part of what makes us uniquely human.

We believe this needs to change. Nudity, when practiced in a healthy, respectful, and non-sexual context, should not be something to fear, but something to celebrate. It's a natural state of being, not an act of rebellion or a display of vulnerability, but rather an opportunity to reconnect with our bodies and shed societal pressures.

The Power of Naturism
Naturism is not just about being naked; it's about embracing authenticity. It’s about reclaiming the right to feel comfortable in our own skin, regardless of shape, size, age, or appearance. We believe that naturism can play a critical role in reshaping the way Australians think about body image. By creating safe, non-sexual spaces where nudity is the norm—rather than the exception—we can empower people to see themselves differently and feel more at peace with who they are.

At Get Naked Australia, we don’t want naturism to be something that’s confined to a particular age group or generation. We want to break the stereotype that naturism is only for older people or those who are already comfortable with their bodies. Our goal is to make naturism accessible, relevant, and celebrated by people of all ages—from millennials to Gen Z, to those embracing their later years. It's about creating an inclusive culture where nakedness is not seen as taboo or something to hide, but rather as a form of self-love, empowerment, and community connection.

Changing the Culture
One of our core beliefs is that nudity should not be sexualised—yet too often, it is. The portrayal of nudity in media is often linked to sexuality, shame, or objectification. We want to shift that narrative and show that nudity, in the right context, is simply a natural and beautiful part of being human.

We strive to change the culture in Australia around body shaming, where people often feel pressured to conform to unrealistic body standards. We aim to create a society where individuals can be proud of their bodies, whatever they may look like, and where the human form is appreciated for its beauty and diversity—not judged or criticized.

A Healthier Future

We believe in the power of healthy self-image and the profound positive impact it can have on mental health. In a country where mental health issues, especially those related to body image, are on the rise, we think naturism can be a powerful tool for healing. By encouraging people to embrace their natural selves, without fear or judgment, we can help shift the conversation from insecurity to self-acceptance, from shame to confidence.

Our vision is to create a movement that promotes mental well-being, self-confidence, and acceptance through the practice of naturism. We want to give people the tools to improve their mental health by offering spaces where they can feel free, unjudged, and comfortable in their own bodies.

Join Us in Changing the Narrative
At Get Naked Australia, we invite people from all walks of life to join us on this journey. We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to experience the freedom and joy that comes from being comfortable in their own skin, regardless of how society may try to tell them they should look. We’re not just about getting naked—we’re about getting real.

Together, let’s celebrate the human form, embrace self-love, and create a more inclusive, accepting, and body-positive Australia. We are committed to making naturism a part of mainstream culture, for people of all ages, backgrounds, and body types. Let’s strip away the shame and rewrite the narrative around nudity. It’s time to Get Naked—Australia’s future depends on it.