Anytime you hear someone in Inisfree say “the beach”, this is the nameless one they are talking about.

 

Table of Contents:

  1. Dimensions
  2. Attractions On and Around this Beach
  3. Overall (Images Begin)
  4. Cabanas
  5. Beach Beds
  6. Beach Bunnies
  7. History

 

Explanation:

Obviously, Inisfree is nowhere near the Caribbean Sea.  The reason we call our (main) lake and its beach “Caribbean” is due to the color of their sand and water.  It is also because of their overall theme or “feel”; they are very tropical-like, fun-loving, free-spirited, safe, and highly tourist-ed (in a good way) areas.

 

Dimensions:

This beach stretches eight miles around our city’s largest lake, and reaches inland in most places for between 1/4 and 1/2 of a mile.  There is room for millions around it without crowding, and the sands are always smooth, clean, and pale tan-pink, with a hint of water/dampness from the regulated surf.  Kajirae & ICVs lay and stroll around nude, offering their exquisite services to everyone here.  Welcome to the main beach of Heaven of Earth.

The section of this beach where all the shops & cafes are is called the Beach Strip, and is between the Wave-shaped Buildings Complex, and the foothills of San Diego Hills.  There, you will find the lighthouse, and the GAH access-route connecting this region of Inisfree back out to the Meadows, Flower Tower Field, and the Welcoming Lot.

 

Attractions On and Around this Beach:

 

You’ll also find many canopy beds, as well as luxurious piers with submarine lounges anchored alongside them.

Overall:

Cabanas:

Beach Beds:

Imagine all the kajirae lovemaking that goes on on these softly swaying things…

Beach Bunnies:

There are always hundreds of flawless hotties (ICVs, etc.) evenly dispersed across all our beaches, especially this main one.  Walk up to any and ask for play.  They’ll be 100% eager to engage with you and satisfy.

Lifeguard Posts:

History:

In 2019, Ambrosia LeMorte became the first person Auz ever spent the night with on this beach.

2024 August:  first lifeguard posts (mini-buildings) added

 

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