Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
TOP 30 BEACHES
The beaches shown
here have been selected
for their safe swimming,
water sports, facilities
available or their
picturesque setting.
Palm Beach
Whale Beach
The Basin
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Avalon
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Balmoral
Avalon
Beach
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The Basin
Bilgola
Bilgola
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Bondi Beach
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Bronte
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Camp Cove
Newport
Beach
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Clifton Gardens
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Clovelly
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Coogee
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Curl Curl
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Dee Why
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Fairy Bower
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Fishermans Beach
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Narrabeen
Freshwater
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Gordons Bay
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Long Reef
Fishermans Beach
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Manly Beach
Long Reef
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Maroubra
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Narrabeen
Dee Why
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Newport Beach
Obelisk Bay
(naturist)
Curl Curl
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Palm Beach
Freshwater
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Parsley Bay
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Seven Shillings Beach
Manly Beach
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Shark Bay
Shelly
Beach
Fairy
Bower
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Shelly Beach
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Tamarama
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Watsons Bay
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Whale Beach
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Balmoral
Clifton
Gardens
Camp Cove
Watsons Bay
Parsley Bay
THE TYPES OF WAVES
Cresting waves
can be
identified by the foam that
is created as they break
from the top. These waves
are ideal for board riding
and body surfing.
Shark
Bay
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Seven Shillings
Beach
SYDNEY
Plunging waves
curl into a
tube before breaking close
to the shore. Fondly known
as “dumpers”, these waves
should only be tackled by
experienced surfers.
Bondi Beach
Tamarama
Bronte Beach
KEY
Clovelly
Gordons Bay
Coogee
Patrolled beach
Surging waves
are those
that don't appear to break.
They often travel all the way
into the beach before break-
ing and can easily sweep a
toddler or child off its feet.
Surfboard hire
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