Life's a Beach
Australia plays host to a bevy of nude beaches throughout the continent – some with legal status while others have non-official status. Some of the legal free beaches include Western Australia's , Warnbro Beach (near the coastal town of Rockingham, about 53 km south of Perth), Ten Mile Lagoon (in the seaside town of Esperance is situated approximately 1000 km from Perth) and Cable Beach (about 2200 km north of Perth).
In Australia's Northern Territory, Casuarina Beach is one of Darwin's best beaches with a section of about 500 metres long designated as a legal clothes optional area back in 1976, mainly due to lobbying by the members of the now defunct Darwin Sun Club. Most clothes optional beaches, both legal and unofficial, suffer from an acute lack of facilities such as toilets, car parks and so on. Not so at Casuarina. Here the Northern Territory Conservation Commission has provided all that, including outdoor showers to rinse off the sand and salt water.
On there east coast, there are several 'free beaches' along the coast of New South Wales (NSW) such as Obelisk Beach , Cobblers Beach (great place for snorkelling around the rocks) , Lady Bay (perhaps Australia's oldest and most publicised nude beach), Birdie Beach, Samurai Beach, Werrong Beach and Armonds Beach. The Aussies even know how to live it up even in the boring capital city Canberra, The Kambah Pool is situated south west of Canberra on the beautiful Murrumbidgee River. For more information on Aussie free beaches, visit http://www.freebeach.com.au
If you look properly, there an actual nudist in this picture above..
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i cant understand the need to be nude on the plane just for the flight either. beaches and streets, yeah. but for the flight? a way to start letting loose before hitting baltics?
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