Collins Beach / Spring Cove
No Dogs permitted in National Park
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- Collins Beach
Beaches
Manly Beach has been named “Best Beach in Australia” on Tripadvisor in 2018 and 2019 and it is not hard to see why. Did you know that Manly has more than 20 beaches, bays, coves and inlets to explore? Each provide their own unique experience and vista with open ocean beaches best for surfing, body surfing or simply enjoying the swell. Those on the harbour or in protected coves provide a gentler water experience perfect for a swim or paddle board.
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Dee Why Beach
Dee Why is a surf beach that plays host to many Northern Beaches Council main events including Australia Day and New Years Eve fireworks. The adjoining…
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- Dee Why Beach, Dee Why NSW, Australia
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Delwood Beach
Penguin beach sanctuary. no dogs allowed No facilities
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- Delwood Beach
Fairlight Beach
Dogs allowed on leash only Toilets only Limited street parking will be in demand on sunny weekends with access via a pedestrian laneway off Fairlight…
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- Fairlight Beach
Fishermans Beach
Fishermans Beach is located between Collaroy point and the northern base of Long Reef Point.
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- Fishermans Beach, Collaroy NSW, Australia
Forty Baskets Beach
No direct parking. Park in Beatty Street, Balgowlah Heights. The stairs leading down to Forty Baskets Beach are between 28 and 30 Beatty Street No…
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- Forty Baskets Beach
Freshwater Beach
Freshwater is part of the Manly-Freshwater National and World Surfing Reserve that recognises the historical, cultural and environmental values of famous surfing beaches. It is…
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- Freshwater Beach, New South Wales, Australia
Little Manly Cove / Little Manly Beach
Toilets No dogs on beach Pay and display parking and on street parking Children’s playground
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- Little Manly Cove / Little Manly Beach