In Eastern Europe, particularly along the northern shores of the Azov Sea, certain coastal areas have developed unofficial clothing‑optional beaches catering to locals and adventurous travelers. These spots tend to be located on remote spits far from major resorts, where rugged dunes and tall grasses provide natural privacy. Prominent among them is the , near the town of Kyrylivka in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia region. This beach has no precise borders and is considered more of a "wild" stretch than a fully‑fledged beach. It extends for several kilometers, sheltered from the road by a high sandbank, creating a secluded environment where naturists feel at ease among like‑minded people. The beach is very large, so visitors may be hundreds of meters away from their nearest neighbors. Similarly, the Stepanivska Spit , which merges into the Peresyp Spit, features spacious and empty beaches that attract wild‑recreation lovers and nudists. People come with families and groups from surrounding cities to spend several days alone with nature.