Nudist tourism: drop your clothes and go on vacation!

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7-01-2009 @ 6:10PM

Eduard said...

Dear Friends,

Nude Beach in Estonia - http://nude-beach-est.blogspot.com

On coast of gulf of Finland, in Estonia, in a resort zone Narva-Jyesuu
the official nudist beach in 2008 has opened. A sandy beach, the
beautiful nature. We invite to cooperation other associations of
nudists and travel agencies. We will organise tourist rounds for
having a rest, we will organise placing and residing and a food.

We invite you to open for themselves a new place rest in
Estonia(Europe). Mix of a civilisation and the wild nature. Individual
rounds, and collective trips are possible.

Our visitors can be placed in hotels, in campings, apartments in city
centre, in tent small towns.

Amicable and pleasant people, warm atmosphere is harmonious, natural
and healthy a food. Moderately hot weather, warm sand, pine wood.
Evening programs.

The closest city is Narva. A city on border of Europe and Russia. In a city of 2 fortresses gate of Europe decorate. To St.-Petersburg of 145 kilometres.
Beautiful sandy a beach of long 12 kilometres, pine wood. From the city of Narva of 18 kilometres to a nudist beach. It is long a beach of 400 metres. The nearest airport in 205 kilometres in the city of Tallinn, capital of Estonia. To the city of Narva buses 3 hours per ways go.
The beach is not fenced off from the general beach, on beach border there are signs on the prevention for dressed, that this territory for nudists. On our beach nudists have a rest basically.

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