Nudist beach in Israel ranks among global top 20, not where you'd expect
The beach is located near the village of Metzoke Dragot, on the shores of the Dead Sea, no other Middle Eastern country is on the list
A nudist beach in Israel rose to a top 20 spot in a worldwide ranking, according to a list compiled by the Naturist Society. A variety of sites were included, from clothing-free resorts in South America to man-made beaches in Europe.
The Israeli beach is located near the village of Metzoke Dragot, on the shores of the Dead Sea, offering a tranquil spot for those wishing to practice nudism, despite unclear Israeli legislation on the subject. No other Middle Eastern country made it onto the list
The Dead Sea
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According to the official website of the Israeli Naturist Federation, there are four prime locations for naturism in Israel. A beach north of Tel Aviv, near the Tel Baruch area; a beach south of Ashkelon, just a few miles from Gaza; and the Dead Sea spot.
Ashkelon
The most iconic place for nudists in Israel was near the Ga'ash beach, located south of Netanya, at the foot of a sandstone hill.
Tel Baruch, near Tel Aviv
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Coupled with an Italian-made pizza from a recently crowned top 50 worldwide pizzeria, a bite from La Piedra, located in Jerusalem, might not ruin the birthday suit, but best not overindulge. The two first time spots were able to bring some favorable limelight to Israel’s culture.
Ga'ash, near Netanya
Although, there’s a lot to be said about Israel’s ranking in gender equality compared to other OECD countries. A list that’s worth climbing.
Other countries with significant inequality between men and women are Turkey, Chile, the USA and Slovakia. By contrast, Belgium, Italy, Norway, Spain and Sweden have relatively low levels of inequality.