Europe, the historical cradle of the naturist movement, boasts some of the most culturally integrated clothing-optional beaches. Platja des Cavallet in Ibiza, Spain, perfectly captures the island's dual personality, offering a vibrant, picturesque beach bordered by azure waters and salt marshes. While it attracts a diverse crowd, its designated naturist area is both official and widely respected, reflecting Spain’s constitutionally enshrined right to public nudity. It’s a place where one can transition from a morning of sunbathing sans maillot to enjoying a beachside cocktail, all while maintaining a spirit of easygoing social acceptance.
