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Sydney Beaches
Sydney is not just a harbour city or the city with one of the most beautiful natural harbour in the world.
The city of Sydney is also a city of beaches, home to some of the most beautiful and famous beaches in the world.
There are more than 100 beaches in Sydney ranging in size from few meters to several kilometers.
Sydney's beaches are located along the Pacific Ocean coastline, its harbours, bays and rivers.
There are around 70 surf beaches in Sydney.
Sydney's beaches are divided into the Northern Beaches, which are located north of the Sydney Harbour entrance and the southern beaches located south of the harbour entrance
in the eastern suburbs and Cronulla area.
Some of Sydney's Beaches are world famous Bondi Beach, Manly Beach, Cronulla Beach, Coogee Beach and Palm Beach.
NORTHERN BEACHES
The Northern Beaches is an area in the northern coastal suburbs of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, near the Pacific coast.
Northern Beaches
- Palm Beach
- Whale Beach
- Avalon
- Bilgola
- Newport
- Bungan
- Mona Vale
- Warriwood
- Turimetta
- North Narrabeen
- Narrabeen
- Collaroy
- Fishermans
- Long Reef
DEE WHY BEACH
Dee Why Beach is located on the Northern Beachs about 20km from Sydney CBD. Dee Why beach is north of Curl Curl and south of Long Reef.
Northern Beaches
- Dee Why
- North Curl Curl
- Curl Curl
- Freshwater
- Queenscliff
- North Steyne
- Manly
- Fair Bower
- Shelly Beach (Manly)
MANLY BEACH
Manly Beach is a beach situated among the Northern Beaches of Sydney, Australia in Manly, New South Wales.
From north to south, the three main sections are Queenscliff, North Steyne, and South Steyne
SYDNEY HARBOUR
Port Jackson, consisting of the waters of Sydney Harbour, Middle Harbour, North Harbour, Lane Cove and Parramatta Rivers is the natural harbour of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Beaches in Sydney Harbour
- Balmoral Beach
- Clontarf
- Little Manly Beach
- North Head Quarantine Station Beach
- Lady Martins Beach
- Seven Shillings Beach, Point Piper
- Doubla Bay Beach
- Camp Cove
- Shark Beach
- Milk Beach, Vaucluse
- Chowder Bay, CLifton Gardens
- Chinamans Beach, The Spit
- Washaway Beach
- Obelisk Beach
- Cobblers Beach
- Athol Bay Beach, Clifton Gardens
- Edwards Beach
- Reef Beach
- Castle Rock
- Blackburn Cove
- Collins Flat Beach
EASTERN & SOUTHERN BEACHES
Sydney's Eastern and Southern beaches starts from Bondi Beach on the northern end and all the beaches on Botany Bay right down south to Cronulla Beach.
BONDI BEACH
Bondi Beach is Australia's most well known beach. It is named after the surrounding suburb in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
Bondi Beach is located about 7 km east from Sydney CBD.
Eastern Suburbs Beaches
- Bondi
- Tamarama
- Bronte
- Clovelly
- Gordons Bay
- Coogee
- Maroubra
- Malabar
- Little Bay
- Phillip Bay
COOGEE BEACH
Coogee Beach is a great beach with calm surf and is a popular family-friendly beach. Coogee Beach is located on Sydney's famous Bondi To Coogee
Coastal Walk. It is about 8km south-east of Sydney CBD.
Southern Suburbs Beaches
- Gunyah Beach, Bundeena
- Kurnell Dog Beach
- Wanda
- Elouera
- North Cronulla
- Cronulla
- Cronulla Beach
- Shelly Beach (Cronulla)
- Horderns Beach
- Greenhills Beach
- Silver Beach, Kurnell
- Jibbon Beach
- Oak Park Beach
- Wattamolla Beach (National Park)
CRONULLA BEACH
Cronulla Beach is located at Cronulla in the Sutherland Shire, southern suburbs of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
Sometimes it is also referred as South Cronulla Beach. It is a patrolled beach on Bate Bay.
Cronulla beach is the only beach that is patrolled in the winter months.
Beaches in Botany Bay
- Bumbora Rock, north end of Yarra Bay
- Congwong Beach
- Cooks River, west of Sydney Airport
- Foreshore Beach
- Frenchmans Bay in La Perouse
- Elephants Trunk
- Lady Robinsons Beach (Brighton Beach, Ramsgage Beach & Dolls Point Beach)
- Little Congwong Beach
- Pelican Point
- Penrhyn Beach
- Silver Beach
- Towra Beach
- Taren Spit Beach
- Yarra Bay
Kyeemagh Beach - Botany Bay
