During our trip to Israel last spring, we had the opportunity to visit one other unclothed beach along with the Dead Sea. This was Gaash Beach on the shore of the Mediterranean Sea, just north of Tel Aviv. (Ga'ash is technically the correct spelling, but online it's spelled with and minus the apostrophe.) The bare beachgets its name from the nearby Kibbutz called Ga'ash. It has been known as an unofficial nude beach for a long time, though I do not know exactly for how long. It also has a well-recognized reputation as a gay plage. When you hunt for Gaash Beach online, a few gay sites come up first with a bit of (obsolete) information about the nude beach and how to get there. Jordan had been to this Kibbutz and beach a long time ago. With his memory of the place and our GPS and smartphone maps, we figured we'd be able to find it well enough. Well, that isn't what happenedinstead Labels: youngsters and youngsters, laws, naked fitness, new jersey, naked and naked parties, public nudity got really lost! We were first under the mistaken supposition that the sand would be simple to find once we were in Kibbutz Ga'ash. The issue was, the place had shifted quite a bit and certain roads were blocked off due to building. So we stopped and asked for directions several times. Still, we could not figure out how to get there. The little info we could find online was not helping either. After driving into the adjacent Kibbutz Shefayim and drifting through a shopping center, Jordan found a car driving off on a dirt road. On a hunch, he veered off the main road to follow it. We drove along a dirt road which quickly turned into soft, deep sand. After a few minutes of away-roadinglo and behold, we ended up at a strand parking lot! But would this lead us to the naked beach??? Parking lot at Gaash Beach Gaash Beach entry sign reading: "Hello to the pretty folks. If you are done having fun at our strand, you must dispose of your garbage in our trash bin that is found in the parking lot, so that we could all continue to appreciate the clean beach." We wouldn't know until embarking on the wandering sand trail down to the strand / water. The strand here is located beneath towering sand cliffs all along the shoreline. From up above this makes for a dramatic view of the Mediterranean Sea. View of a boat on the Mediterranean Sea at Gaash Beach Jordan walking the sand trail down to Gaash Beach Down at the end of the trail, we came onto the plage where some people and a family with kids were hanging out in swimsuits. A sign to our left marked the beginning of an Unauthorized Swimming Zone free of lifeguard. Other signs warned of cliff landslides. We headed off into the "unauthorized" zone expecting to find a nudie section. "Unauthorized Swimming Zone" signal My website: http://www.duo-virgo.de/index.php?title=Labels-children-and-kids-laws-naked-fitness-new-jersey-nude-and-naked-parties-public-nudity-f