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Foreshore Road

cruiser update 7/3/2008: The redevelopement of Port Botany is under way. Some parts are now being fenced. The cruising area is still active but it is getting smaller ! You can still enter on to the beach but you cant enter from the wire fence anymore. cruiser adds 5/6/2008: The message about the bushes being "razzed" isn't exactly right. Yes there's been a bit of clearing so the density of the bush cover is greatly reduced, but you can't see all the way from the road through to the bay, there's still enough cover for discreet action, just like there always has been. Plus anyone driving by will be travelling 80-90km/h so the likelyhood of anyone seeing anything is remote. cruiser Update 1/17/08: this site has now been razzed of all bush cover. You can now see all the way from the road to the bay. There are no more hiding places. Except for the park land across the road in Sir Joseph Banks Park This place is great. Although the aircraft noise and passing traffic noise can be a bit distractive. Foreshore Drive really goes off at twilight.

Best time
All day and night.
Crowd
A mixed group frequent this area. Businessmen, truckies,
Watch out
No restrooms or taps to rinse off after an encounter.
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The guide

When to go

All day and night. It's very quiet on winter evenings and rainy days. Best times: Any time that the weather is nice. Dates open: All day and night. It's very quiet on winter evenings and rainy days.

Etiquette

Just be yourself and enjoy!

Nudity: A great area for cruising if you have a car to get to it.

Safety

No restrooms or taps to rinse off after an encounter. Lots of sand and dirt to get out of the shoes afterwards. No danger so to speak. But just be careful as you should be at any cruising area.

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