4 places to discover
Avalon Beach is an ocean surf beach in the suburb of Avalon Beach, Northern Beaches, Sydney, New South Wales, about 37 kilometres north of Sydney CBD. Located between Bilgola Head and Bangalley Head on the Tasman Sea, it features a long stretch of golden sand, consistent surf breaks, a large ocean rockpool and a surf life saving club. It is notable for swimming, surfing, and its scenic headland setting on Sydney's northern coastline.
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.
Mona Vale Beach is a patrolled ocean beach in the suburb of Mona Vale within the Northern Beaches local government area of Sydney, New South Wales. Located between Warriewood and Bungan Headlands, it features a long stretch of sand, the heritage-listed Mona Vale Rockpool, and Bongin Bongin Bay to the south. Known for consistent surf, family-friendly rockpool swimming, and coastal walks, it is managed by Northern Beaches Council and patrolled by Mona Vale Surf Life Saving Club.
Stokes Bay is a secluded beach on the north coast of Kangaroo Island in South Australia, within the locality of Stokes Bay. Accessed through a narrow passage between large rocks, it opens to a sheltered sandy cove with calm turquoise water and a natural rockpool. Known for its hidden entrance, family-friendly swimming and scenic coastal setting, it is a popular stop for visitors exploring the island's northern beaches and bushland surroundings.