Lady Bay Beach

Lady Bay Beach Watsons Bay (Watsons Bay) on the southern tip peninsula (South Head peninsula) on the eastern outskirts of the state capital of New South Wales.

On the western corner of the south head (South Head), where the cliffs rise and the waves strike, there is a quiet, secluded bay and beach, Lady Bay Beach between the two headlands of Miss Bay, less than 100 meters long. The beach and rock have distinct boundaries and half each, and people can inhabit different places according to their own preferences and needs.

Lady Bay Beach began to become legal celestial (nude) beaches in the 1970s, one of Sydney four legal celestial beaches (nude beaches), three of which are: virong beach (Werrong Beach), obelisk beach (Cobblers Beach), shoemaker beach (Obelisk Beach).

Since Lady Bay Beach place Sydney a famous scenic spot, it has inadvertently became a tourist attraction of foreign tour groups. There are a lot of tour guides behind the small flag will follow a group of people, but those celestial enthusiasts usually do not mind.

go Lady Bay Beach there are two routes to choose from.

• Take the ferry to Watsons Bay and disembark at the end of the Sydney Roundabout 4 platform. Go north along the coast to the left and pass Camp Cove Beach( Camp Bay Beach) not far ahead.
• Take bus no .324,380 outside the Sydney ring wharf train stop and get off at the Watsons Bay terminal near the famous "Suicide Cliff ", Galp Park (Gap Park), and then go north-west (front left) to the Lady Bay Beach, and the Hornby Lighthouse (The Hornby Lighthouse), in the same south.

Tips：

• Lady Bay Beach celestial body lovers are mostly middle-aged and elderly, want to see beauty handsome guys are likely to be disappointed;
• Play attention to etiquette, must not stare at others, not to take pictures of people.

Tickets:

• Free

Open time:

All day