North Narrabeen Beach
Surf beach · North Narrabeen NSW 2101
One of Australia's most famous surf breaks, a National Surfing Reserve since 2009, at the mouth of Narrabeen Lagoon. Experienced surfers come for the reliable waves, while families use the rock pool at the northern end, the lagoon and the reserve behind the sand.
The shallow water by the lagoon entrance is great for small children. At the other end there is a kids' playground, a surf shack and the sea pools.
North Narrabeen NSW 2101
Good to know
- Patrol season
- Most surf beaches are patrolled daily 9am to 5pm from the last weekend of September to the last weekend of April.
- Who patrols
- Council lifeguards patrol daily in season, supported by volunteer surf lifesavers on weekends and public holidays.
- Swimming
- Council describes good swimming and bodysurfing, with a strong shore break at times.
- Parking
- Free with a Northern Beaches Council parking permit; otherwise pay and display at the meter.
- Accessibility
- Designated disabled parking spaces are available.
- Public transport
- The beach can be reached by bus.
- Dogs
- Council says no dogs are allowed on its beaches or rock pools.
northernbeaches.nsw.gov.au/things-to-do/recreation-area/north-narrabeen-beach