Narrabeen Beach

Narrabeen Beach in New South Wales, Australia is a popular destination for surfers, swimmers, and beach enthusiasts.

Stretching over 3 kilometers, the beach offers various water activities and attractions.

Water activities at Narrabeen Beach are supported by four surf lifesaving clubs, ensuring the safety of beachgoers. The beach faces east and is protected by Long Reef Point to the south. North Narrabeen is known for its world-famous surf break, attracting top surfers. The Narrabeen bombie is a popular spot for tow-in surfing, while beach breaks are abundant for learners.

Fishing is another popular activity at North Narrabeen, with opportunities for rock, inlet, and beach fishing. Boats can be launched at Fisherman's Beach to explore the inshore reefs.

Aside from water activities, Narrabeen Beach offers additional attractions. The Narrabeen Beach Surf Life Saving Club is located in the center of the beach, and a large park provides picnic tables, barbecues, toilets, showers, and a children's play area.

The best time to visit Narrabeen Beach is during the summer season, from November to April, when the weather is warm and the ocean is ideal for swimming. To reach Narrabeen Beach from Sydney's city center, you can take the L90 bus from Wynyard station or the B-Line bus service to Newport Beach, followed by another bus or a walk to Narrabeen. If you prefer to drive, there is a large car park available with a daily parking fee.