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Esplanade Public Toilets (The Slopes)
Jacka Boulevard
In the olden days this used to be a HUGE beat, and really busy - it's now been cut back to half its original size, but still very busy and good for cruising. Much more private than the VERY POPULAR nearby beat Harold Alexander Pavillion (St Kilda West / Middle Park).
Crowd: All types, younger and older. Tourists and locals.
Neighbourhood: St. Kilda
Who's Coming
All types, younger and older. Tourists and locals.
The toilets are cut into the hill on the esplanade opposite the large lawn area between the Stoke house and the St Kilda pier. They are on Jacka Boulevard near a pedestrian crossing. There are also some steps right next to them leading up to the Esplanade - so park on the Upper Esplanade in front of the Novotel Hotel and walk down the steps, or park on the Lower Esplanade (or in the car park next to The Palace complex).
cruiser adds: Catch the Number 96 St Kilda Beach tram.
Get off at the Nova Hotel - Stop No. 137.
Cross the road, look for the sign, and walk down the stairs,
turn to the right when you reach the footpath.
Cross street: St Kilda Victoria
cruiser adds: Catch the Number 96 St Kilda Beach tram.
Get off at the Nova Hotel - Stop No. 137.
Cross the road, look for the sign, and walk down the stairs,
turn to the right when you reach the footpath.
Cross street: St Kilda Victoria
- Crowd:All types, younger and older. Tourists and locals.
- Directions:The toilets are cut into the hill on the esplanade opposite the large lawn area between the Stoke house and the St Kilda pier. They are on Jacka Boulevard near a pedestrian crossing. There are also some steps right next to them leading up to the Esplanade - so park on the Upper Esplanade in front of the Novotel Hotel and walk down the steps, or park on the Lower Esplanade (or in the car park next to The Palace complex).
cruiser adds: Catch the Number 96 St Kilda Beach tram.
Get off at the Nova Hotel - Stop No. 137.
Cross the road, look for the sign, and walk down the stairs,
turn to the right when you reach the footpath.
Cross street: St Kilda Victoria - Hours:Early AM until late night, 7 days.
Best times: Early mornings on the way to work, middle of the day, as well as afternoons on weekends. - Cruising Info/ Tips:Most people going here are cruising, but you do get the occaisional person using the facilities.
Cruisiest Spots: There are 3 cubicles that offer some discretion. The furtherst one is large and is where most action occurs (its not directly visible when you enter the toilet like the others). The urinals are also cruisy, and often guys will check each other out at the urinals and go up to the large cubicle. - Wheelchair Accessible:No
- Warnings:Cleaners come at different times every day - often in the middle of a busy time with a few guys around in the mornings.
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