Nudist beach in Kiev on Trukhanov

There are a great many beaches within the Ukrainian capital, two of which were chosen by supporters of the ideas of naturism. This is a beach on Obolon (it will take a long time to go there) and a more popular place for naked recreation - Dovbychka, located in the south of Trukhanov Island. Here you can sunbathe without swimming trunks and swimsuits for your own pleasure, feeling not only unity with nature, but also with others, since most of the resort guests are naked within the designated nudist zone.

Trukhanov Island is located in the very center of Kiev and it is quite easy to get here. If you are driving by car, turn onto the Embankment Highway and move in the direction of the Park Bridge (more often called Pedestrian Bridge), which connects Trukhanov Island with Postal Square. After crossing the bridge, you will fairly wander along country paths before you can reach the cherished shore.

There is an easier way. Go down to the metro and go to the Hydropark station, then cross the Venetian Bridge, turn left, go down to the water and pay the boatman for the fare. The amount is very symbolic - 10 hryvnia.

Dovbychka beach enjoys well-deserved popularity among Kiev residents. This is a mixed sandy beach washed by the waters of the Dnieper. Dovbychka is included in the number of beaches recommended by the city administration for swimming. This place has all the necessary infrastructure, its bottom and sand are kept in good condition.

The term "mixed" means that it is not necessary to wear clothes within the beach area. This is readily used by both convinced nudists and women who prefer an even tan-without traces of a swimsuit.

The disadvantages of Trukhanov Island include good visibility of the beach from the opposite bank of the Dnieper. Voyeurs do not even try to get into the surrounding bushes - they just need to go to the shore of the Strait of Venice or climb up to the observation deck (using paid binoculars) in the Park of Glory. However, this does not bother the" nudes " at all, as well as gay people vacationing nearby, who are doing all sorts of obscenity in the bushes.

Dovbychka is a nudist beach with certain traditions. The fact is that the naked public began to gather here since the time of Perestroika. Therefore, nudists of Balzac's age get along peacefully here with student youth and with simple hard workers sipping vodka from plastic glasses.

Another problem (except voyeurs) for the local public are police officers. The guards guard the gaping nudists on the approaches to the beach and fine them (if a nude lover goes without clothes) for violating public peace. The situation is aggravated by the fact that there are no toilets on the beach-to get into them, you need to leave the "legal" zone.

Convinced naturists do not like the abundance of garbage scattered throughout Dovbychka. Most vacationers do not bother to reach the urn and get rid of the burdensome load. However, these are trifles compared to the relaxed atmosphere prevailing on the beach.