The long stretch of beaches along the Sydney north shore all offer surf, sand and sun. Collaroy, like the adjoining beach at Narrabeen, has been subjected to continuing erosion from the coastal storms, but so far has been able to maintain its presence. The beach with its golden sand is still a great place to swim, surf and generally laze about in the sun.
The beach has popular with visitors and locals since the early 1900s. Having derived its name, Collaroy, from a steamer which had become stuck there after a storm in 1890, locals decided to form a safety surf club.
Collaroy Beach SLSC
Collaroy Beach has a sand coloured SLSC next to the sands. The members are there for you and your family, please follow their instructions and are available in the warmer months to tell you about the beach conditions and further advice.
There is usually at least some surf, with sand breaks all along this long beach including adjoining Narrabeen.
Parking
There is pay parking available at the beach, and more if your prepared to walk.
Sun Light and Protection
Covering Up - Sydney has bright sunny days so wear sun-protective clothing, especially between 10am to 3pm. Find a good SPF30+ sunscreen that is water resistant. Use shade and wear a hat, it all helps to stay looking young, healthy and beautiful as you do.
There is a regular bus service from the city as well as Manly Wharf, located on the north side of Sydney Harbour. You can catch a regular bus service from Manly (151). Catch the ferry from Circular Quay at the foot of the city, enjoy a ride on the ferry or jetcat over the stunning harbour and take the bus past more beaches and scenery. The bus stop is at the Manly Wharf where the Sydney ferries and jetcats travel to.
From the city, catch 155 or 156 to the North Shore. Bus services start at Wynyard Train Station in the Sydney CBD (centre). The Map shows Wynyard, bus stops are around the green park next to the station.
The Beach at Collaroy, with the sand coloured Surf Life Saving Club featuring prominently.
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Collaroy Beach
The long stretch of beaches along the Sydney north shore all offer surf, sand and sun. Collaroy, like the adjoining beach at Narrabeen, has been subjected to continuing erosion from the coastal storms, but so far has been able to maintain its presence. The beach with its golden sand is still a great place to swim, surf and generally laze about in the sun.
The beach has popular with visitors and locals since the early 1900s. Having derived its name, Collaroy, from a steamer which had become stuck there after a storm in 1890, locals decided to form a safety surf club.
Collaroy Beach SLSC
Collaroy Beach has a sand coloured SLSC next to the sands. The members are there for you and your family, please follow their instructions and are available in the warmer months to tell you about the beach conditions and further advice.
Collaroy Beach SLSC
Surf
There is usually at least some surf, with sand breaks all along this long beach including adjoining Narrabeen.
Parking
There is pay parking available at the beach, and more if your prepared to walk.
Sun Light and Protection
Covering Up - Sydney has bright sunny days so wear sun-protective clothing, especially between 10am to 3pm. Find a good SPF30+ sunscreen that is water resistant. Use shade and wear a hat, it all helps to stay looking young, healthy and beautiful as you do.
Places to Eat
Narrabeen Restaurants
City Bus Service
There is a regular bus service from the city as well as Manly Wharf, located on the north side of Sydney Harbour. You can catch a regular bus service from Manly (151). Catch the ferry from Circular Quay at the foot of the city, enjoy a ride on the ferry or jetcat over the stunning harbour and take the bus past more beaches and scenery. The bus stop is at the Manly Wharf where the Sydney ferries and jetcats travel to.
From the city, catch 155 or 156 to the North Shore. Bus services start at Wynyard Train Station in the Sydney CBD (centre). The Map shows Wynyard, bus stops are around the green park next to the station.
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Main Photo: The Beach at Collaroy, with the sand coloured Surf Life Saving Club featuring prominently.