Summer sex: the hottest tips

As soon as the mercury reaches the magical threshold of 25 degrees, your libido definitely awakens from its winter slumber. Thanks to the flying pheromones and your revealing beautiful dresses and skirts, you notice that your boyfriend can't keep his hands off you either. Unfortunately, the hot, sticky weather is not ideal for a portion of steamy love making. Your sex drive may have reached its peak, now it's your turn. LotteLust tells you what to do.

OH, YES!

Pleasure picnic

What could be a nicer summer date than a picnic in the park? Put these refreshing aphrodisiacs in your picnic basket and have fun…

Location, location, location

The biggest struggle of summer sex is that it's too hot for human contact. Ideally, you lie completely still and do as little as possible. Unfortunately, there can only be one starfish. So you need to wisely choose your location and positions. You can read our tips for summer sex spots and positions here.

Timing

Choose your moments wisely. During peak sun hours? No way. Preferably take your lust moment an hour before you normally wake up. Then you won't be sticking from sweat and sunscreen. Or stay up an hour longer for a quickie while enjoying the fan on setting 6.

Dear vacation lover

Ultimate tip for single ladies. According to research, Spaniards, Brazilians, and French are the best lovers in the world (check here the rest of the top 10). You know exactly where to book last-minute for a horizontal tango lesson…

OH, NO!

Sex on the beach or in the sea sounds like number one on your summer bucket list, but be aware. Sand in your vagina or saltwater in your box. That's putting it mildly, not fun at all. Moreover, the beach and dunes are flooded with sunbathers, so the chance of getting caught is high. Not very classy, huh? Sex in the sea then? As long as you're far enough from the beach, you won't spoil innocent kids. Right? Just remember these words: ‘penis captivus’. That's when his Stivo gets stuck in your - eh - underwater world. In most cases, this happens in the sea. So be careful.