Lameroo Beach: Lameroo Beach is neastled against the cliffs along the Esplanade near Government House in Darwin's CBD.

The nearby Lameroo Beach has long been a popular camping, fishing and swimming spot for the Larrakia and other residents of Darwin and was the location of the once popular all-season swimming baths.

Right photo: Lameroo beach is nestled at the bottom of this picture on the left below the Esplanade cliffs.

The baths were built to keep out crocodiles, but were less effective at excluding box jellyfish, which caused a number of deaths to bathers. The baths fell into disrepair during the 1950s.

During the 1970s Lameroo Beach was home to a large hippy commune until Cyclone Tracy wreaked havoc and destroyed the site in 1974.

Left photo: Lameroo beach is nestled at the bottom of this picture on the left below the Esplanade cliffs.