It seems naturists are really welcome on Canary Islands. Right next to the airport of Arrecife there is a quite long nudist beach
with very soft dark sand, Playa Guasimeta. Airplanes take off just along the beach, but this gives it charm of its own.
So, if you can’t wait to stretch out and get naked after the flight, just go there and relax on the sand. It’s also a short bike ride from the city.
An entire naturist colony, the village of Charco del Palo, is a special place for naturists on Lanzarote – you can stay clothes-free even outside of the ocean shore area and don’t need to think of clothes even when you walk to the beach from your house down the streets of the village. 
Or even if you go to a restaurant? Unfortunately they had a siesta break when we were there, so we could only check the Menü (it was in German, of all languages). 
It is also a great place for snorkeling and diving, as there are a lot of different fishes and algae on the rocks. About a hundred meters off the shore, there are submerged rocks that make a nice point to swim to. On the way there, I saw some rays gliding by the bottom.
And there is an arch-like rock formation that you can walk on (and swim under).
Despite the rocks, the entrance to the water is not difficult thanks to the hand rails. 
Small children can play safely in the waters of 2 natural tidal pools, as they are shallow and protected from waves.
If you walk around on the rocky shore,
you’ll see a lot of shrubs and succulent plants, many of which are you unique to Canary Islands.
We were in time for their blossom (later March) of succulents,
so as this parasitic plant called desert broomrape, which doesn’t have its own leaves (well, even some plants here prefer to stay naked!)
Check this web page for more information and directions to Charco del Palo.
Beaches near Essaouira, Morocco, are famous for its excellent conditions for surfers of many kinds.
The beach shown on the map here apparently is not used a lot, 
so you could try nude surfing… Or jogging,
or just sunbathing,
whatever you like.
… like a handstand?
As the water is cold there because of the upwelling, you can’t swim too long. And the waves are really strong too.
At the low tide, rocks covered by bright green algae look surreal contrasting with yellow sand of the beach.
If I go there again, I should do some surfing, however!
Serebryany Bor (Silver Pinery) is a unique place in Moscow where you can enjoy nature without having to leave the city, and even in your birthday suite. The only thing that will remind you of the hustle and bustle of the metropolis are the skyscrapers of Moscow-City and, unfortunately, some noise from a highway.
Otherwise, you’ll be surrounded by the forest and river. The Moscow River is very quiet there, with hardly any current noticeable, so it’s nice for swimming (and even nicer, since you can do it naked). If you swim from one edge of the nudist beach to the other, it’s approximately 2500 feet, so swimming forth and back would give a decent distance of 1.5 km. Just keep closer to the shore, as there may come speedy jet-skiers.
The park is dominated by willows, traditional Russian birches and, as you could guess from the name of the place, pines. It makes it easy to find a secluded place to your liking – with sun or some shade, grass or sand.
If you’re lucky, a nightingale may provide you a pleasant acoustic background. I was lucky to see such a singing nightingale, although usually they are hard to spot even when you hear them.
Speaking of music, if you do want to hear some, stay in the beginning of the beach (closer to the mini-bus station) – there is a cafe with a radio.
You can buy snacks, beer and other beverages, as well as ice-cream in the cafe without having to dress, so Serebryany Bor is turning into fully functional nudist resort.
Next to the cafe, there a horizontal bar, but I didn’t take pictures there with too many people around. Another horizontal bar is in the woods in the eastern part of the park. I’ve already posted a gifs of me doing pull-ups on this blog, so I think I have to promise to learn something more interesting by the next time 😉
There are few short trails that are nice to stroll or jog on, and some people even ride bicycles in the buff.
Of course it wouldn’t be a proper naturist beach without a volleyball field! There are two volleyball nets installed, one near the cafe and another in the center, but unfortunately they are usually taken by the local regulars and it’s hard to join them.
Already after my last visit to Moscow, a friend of mine found an outdoor gym next to the nudist beach; I’ll have to check it out next time. But even without the gym and volleyball net, we didn’t just sit lazily 🙂 We also did some yoga.
I found that Moscow-city skyline fit pretty well to the otherwise natural landscape there, and it even inspired me to keep some yoga poses longer, while the photographer looked for the best angle 😉
I noticed that many muscovites do not appreciate Serebryany Bor too much, with a sentiment that there are much better resorts abroad. However, after having travelled to numerous naturist destinations around the world, I can assure that there are very few urban parks like this, where a beach and a forest are intermingled, and you can swim, play volleyball or sit in a cafe, and all naked! And it’s a nice place to visit even in winter, as there is a banya with an ice-hole! But let’s not talk about cold, the weather is very hot right now in Moscow, so enjoy the summer at Serebryany Bor 😎
PS Google maps is the choice throughout the website, by Yandex provides better service than Google in Russian-speaking domain, so better check out Yandex maps for directions.
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Coral Beach Resort in Hurghada, Egypt, is an ideal place where naturists can enjoy one of the richest marine ecosystems – coral reefs of the Red Sea – without having to wear swimsuits. It is the right place to feel unity with the nature: fishes there are not only immensely diverse but are also quite tame! And since life in the coral reef is concentrated in 2-5 upper meters of the sea, it is easy to observe it without much of equipment: snorkeling is perfect. Just dip into the water, and you will see a world utterly different from the surrounding desert, and quite like nowhere else!
I wish I had my underwater camera that time…
It is also a unique place in the entire North Africa and Near East region, besides Israel, where nudists are officially tolerated, including the Egyptian staff of the hotel. However, the web site of the hotel does not include information about the beach, probably to avoid problems with authorities who might not like it. The nudist part of the beach is about several hundreds meters long,
but only the first 50 or so are equipped (this area is exactly shown on the map).
There are wind- and sun-protecting shields and huts at your disposal.
You could of course hang out naked in your bungalow too, but it’s not why you would go there, right?
The best thing about this resort, is that you can swim as you like all along the vast coral reefs.
I think we are pretty clear on this website that swimsuits are a nuisance 😉 Given the warmth of the Red Sea waters, you won’t need a wetsuit for snorkeling either!
Besides hours of swimming (the water is so warm that you can really stay for a few hours in the sea), other water activities are available at the resort as well.
I saw several ospreys there; it was quite a show when they went on fishing spree!
But even without all this, just looking at those crystal clear waters can be mesmarizing. 
You can also observe the sunrise over the sea
and sunset over the desert.
There won’t be a shortage of sun in Hurghada, you needn’t worry about the weather to get your all-over tan!)
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