Narrabeen Beach

Narrabeen Beach is a 3.6 km stretch of golden sand on Sydney's Northern Beaches, known for its world-famous surfing breaks, especially at North Narrabeen, and its family-friendly activities. Visitors can surf, swim, kayak, or paddleboard, while the nearby Narrabeen Lagoon offers calm water for watersports and a scenic walk and bike trail. The area features amenities like the Narrabeen Beach Surf Life Saving Club, picnic areas, and local cafes and restaurants. Activities and attractions Surfing: Famous for the world-renowned North Narrabeen break, the beach hosts numerous surfing events and is a National Surfing Reserve. Watersports: The calm waters of Narrabeen Lagoon are ideal for activities like paddleboarding, kayaking, and canoeing. Swimming: The beach is patrolled by surf lifesavers from four clubs along its length, protecting swimmers from the hazardous rips at North Narrabeen and the smaller waves at Collaroy. Walking and cycling: A dedicated pathway runs along the lagoon, suitable for walking, running, and cycling. Relaxation: Enjoy the golden sand, explore rock pools, watch for dolphins, or relax at the Narrabeen Head Lookout for scenic views. Amenities: Facilities include the Narrabeen Beach Surf Life Saving Club, public barbecues, playgrounds, toilets, and showers. Location and access Location: Situated on the Northern Beaches of Sydney, north of Collaroy Beach. Distance from Sydney CBD: Approximately 29.5 kilometers (18.3 miles) from Sydney's central business district.