Strippers in the north

Where our north actually begins

Start with the boundary, because that is what people really want to know.

Our regular north is two points: Haifa across its three levels, and Tiberias with the cabins around the Kinneret. We drive to both regularly, which is why each has a page of its own with the detail.

North of them — Acre, Nahariya, Kiryat Shmona, the Upper Galilee — we come on request rather than routinely. Send us a place, a date and an hour and you get a straight yes or no, without being dragged through phone calls.

Netanya is the midpoint: it is already inside the standard band with no surcharge, so anyone flexible about location who wants to avoid the travel charge stops there.

Why nothing here is booked for an hour from now

The drive to Haifa is an hour and a half to two hours; to Tiberias two to two and a half. Everything else follows from those two numbers.

First, notice. Two days ahead is the sensible minimum, three in season and at weekends. A dancer already heading north does not turn around, so “is anyone free now” is almost never true here.

Second, the travel supplement. Both cities are outside the band where the drive is included. You get the supplement and the total over messages before you confirm, not at the end of the evening.

Third, format. If the drive is two hours, a twenty-minute number serves nobody. A duo or a VIP set gives far more for the same evening, and that is what we suggest first.

Mountain, sea and lake within an hour of each other

The north is small on a map and extreme in its variety, and that affects the show directly.

The Carmel — height, wind and a view. Balconies over the bay are beautiful and completely exposed to the wind, and they are overlooked from the slope above. Better to start indoors and go out for one short part.

The lower city and the Carmel shore — humidity. In summer an outdoor evening there works only late.

The Kinneret — two hundred metres below sea level, so summer nights stay hot and sticky even at eleven. There everything happens indoors, and in winter the reverse.

The conclusion is simple: in the north the question of indoors or outdoors depends on altitude rather than season. Tell us where you are and we will say what works.

Cabin, rented house or hotel

The three formats here differ from each other more than anywhere else we cover.

A Galilee cabin — the main format around the lake. No neighbours, music is fine, and there is a yard. Three checks first: a dry floor to dance on rather than the area around the jacuzzi, enough space away from the bed, and the house rules on music and guest numbers. More on the cabin booking page.

A rented house — for a group of ten and up this is the right answer: space, a yard, parking and no attached neighbours.

A hotel — mostly on the Carmel and in Bat Galim. A standard room is three metres by four, so lap dance and fashion are what work there. The usual rule applies: room number at the confirmation stage, without involving reception.

An address in the north is not always a street

Two requests that come up here and do not exist in the centre.

The first: in Tiberias and the Galilee, send a map pin rather than an address. Most cabins and houses have no address you can type in, and the roads between the villages are unlit.

The second: in Haifa, give us the level of the city rather than just the street. Between the lower city, Hadar and the Carmel there are ten to fifteen minutes of winding road, and without that we cannot give an exact hour. And if the way in is an external flight of steps, say so too.

What gets booked in the north

The common profile is a local group of eight to twenty in a house or a cabin, a birthday or a weekend bachelor party.

The styles asked for here are burlesque and latino, and in a yard or on a terrace they are genuinely in place. A set on deck is possible on the Kinneret, where the water is calm almost always.

Guests from abroad mostly come to the Carmel hotels. We answer in English and Russian, and where it matters we send a dancer who works in fluent English.

What to put in your message

The city or area, the date and hour, the kind of place and how many of you. In Tiberias and the Galilee, a map pin. In Haifa, the level of the city.

You get back who is available on the date, the formats that fit and the total price including the travel supplement. Cash at the end, no deposit. The rest is in the FAQ and is the same nationwide.

Where it happens in The North

• Flats overlooking the bay
• Carmel hotels
• cabins with a jacuzzi
• rented houses
• boats on the lake