Dee Why Beach

Dee Why Beach is a patrolled ocean beach in the suburb of Dee Why within the Northern Beaches local government area of Sydney, New South Wales. Stretching along The Strand between Dee Why Point and Long Reef, it features a wide sandy shoreline, consistent surf breaks, and the large Dee Why Rockpool at its southern end. Backed by a promenade, reserve and surf club, it is a central recreational beach for the Northern Beaches region.

Visitors can expect a wide sandy ocean beach with surf breaks, a paved promenade and grassy reserve behind the sand. The southern end features the 50m Dee Why Rockpool ocean pool, while the northern end connects toward Long Reef. The beach is patrolled by surf lifesavers, with a surf club, cafes and shops along The Strand. The setting is urban yet open, with views along the coastline, coastal walk connections, and areas for swimming, surfing, walking and picnicking.