Narrabeen Beach — Attraction in Sydney

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...

Very nice unpopulated beach, not sure why google has 2 entries so here I go again

Nice beach, if u like beach running, this is the place to be as it is longer than most other nearby beaches and there is literally no one there. Even the slsc is deserted! The waves are too big so surfers all scared.

All other beaches in Sydney such as Bondi and Manly are covered with fake sand, so this is one of the few urban beaches you can actually find quality seashells (as in large and pretty) due to large waves washing them ashore.

It is actually quite easy to get to, if u take the b1 bus from Wynyard there is a stop 10minutes walk away.

Or u can go to Mona Vale by b1 bus and walk down the coast.

Or u can get off at Dee why by bus and walk up the coast as it is a nice long beach walk past some iconic beaches and a nice open air pool at colloroy Beach . 136 bus from chatswood interchange stand A goes to Dee why.

Note some other reviewers below confused collaroy Beach with narrabeen as the collaroy end is full of people whereas narrabeen northern end is where superman can build a temple of solitude. They should check their google maps lol

Alternatively, you may wish to see the other google review, the one with the ocean St address as that one is more accurate...

A place of supreme fun and relaxation. Ranked on the top surfing beaches in the world. Competition surfing excellence displayed here by skilled suffers local, national and international. A family haven with both the beach and the lake easy access. Sublime beautiful scenery, take the walk to viiew and experience the surf pool on the beach. Top quality accommodation close by. Great parking and fabulous dining at and around North Narrabeen beach. Fantastic venue for weddings, parties and celebrations, with the sensational North Narrabeen Surf Club available for hire. Spectacular surfing and swimming...