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La Perouse was named after a French explorer that arrived in Botany Bay. From the mainland, a bridge connects to Bare Island, where a fort was built in the 1880s. Below the remnants of the fort are interesting rock formations today.
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Fishing is allowed here but with limits. Try to bag a shark. It's on the chart!
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A large park continues on the mainland side with views of the bay and also the airport nearby.
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