Hight rate 7 location for tourist in Dee Why, NSW , Australia

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NAOMI FLORANCE Nature at its best

emily klobuchar What’s not to love? You can chill here or walk for miles north and south. Good food nearby. What a place to spend the day… or year… or life :D

J S E Beautiful sunset yesterday People walking the beach like myself, a handful of fisherman, each seeming to hook and catch a fish as I strolled by, cursing myself for leaving my rod at home I contented myself with the majestic beauty on offer. I live and love Dee Why!

Shahedul Haque Visited again after COVID lockdown and this time it is full crowd. Great to see. Wonder full view and for surfers it is very convenient and worthy. Parking remains issue during public holidays. Perhaps more numbers of public toilets can ease requirements during public holidays. Would like to visit again.

Lachie Moore Amazing pools and beach and views. Multiple playgrounds and beautiful rock pools! Its my local AND my favourite beach.

Cobus Prinsloo Beautiful, clean beach. Parking always available.

Anne-Marie Torrens Dee Why to Curl Curl Coastal Walk - a magnificent sunny New Years Day. Easy walk, some rocky steps up and down, hand rails in some areas for assistance, great for families. Beautiful views north and south. Colourful flowers along the path.

Peter When walking after few days of rain it can be quite muddy and wet, put good shoes and enjoy the walk.

Risaa Karki What an amazing walk. Praise the Lord for his creation is so beautiful! 5km walk with bit of altitude but doable. Definitely recommended for sunrise or sunset walk. Has Rockpool next to the beach! Would be visiting again.

Eric Zheng Very nice scenery of the ocean, an easy grade walk and takes you directly to the carpark. Has great views. You can also bring along your dog and there are buses nearby too. You can take the B1 from Dee Why shops after a walk and from North Curl Curl, there are local buses close to the beach that go to Manly, making for a good transit

Amit Chakravarty Beautiful place for a quick walk next to Dee Why beach.. Sit around and enjoy the waves and enjoy a neat picnic when the sun is shinning!

Sir. Easy 25-30min walk down towards Curl Curl Beach (Dee Why Head) . You can park near Dee Why Rockpool for $16 for 2hrs (Sat.) if no street parking is available. Two hours is enough to stop and enjoy the views, take pictures, rest etc. Be careful stepping on the edge of the timber walkway planks if crossing with incoming bushwalkers, some planks can get lifted on opposite side and you can twist your ancle.

T Trea (Trea) Stunning, picturesque views, not for a 1st time completely unprepared visitor, like me. Has mental health sign with numbers to call at the entrance?? Had me wondering & not that inspired on Sat. Would have worked to have info about average walk time, map of track giving an alternative to exits, fitness suitability etc.

Michelle L great spot to meditation, Yoga, relaxing……just love to sunbathe there during autumn and winter

Vaughan Dunn Super clifftop walk between Dee Why and North Curl Curl offers some of Sydneys most spectacular coastal scenery.

Barney Solomon I love this little volunteer maintained park in the heart of the northern beaches. Its one of my favorite places to take a lunch break and have a quiet walk. I would think on the weekends it may get a little busy, but during the week it usually quiet and peaceful. The tracks are easy to navigate with lots of interesting plants. Theres a gaggle of brush turkeys that live there and theres a good chance youll be visited by a kookaburra or two if your having a bite to eat. Its always a couple of degrees cooler in the park amongst the trees in summer. Plenty of seating and there are bubblers and toilets. A great place to visit !

Jade Anderson this place is simply amazing. great for ALL kids, big and small!! you don’t have to be little to enjoy nature at its finest! honestly if you have not checked it out i highly recommend it. you can take lovely walks and learn about the flora and fauna, you can find a nice quiet spot to read or meditate... it’s like a mini oasis get away in the middle of suburbia...

P G A beloved secret sanctuary in the hub of Dee Why. One that we all need, and one that we need to protect. Always a pleasure to visit, and to leave refreshed and healed. A place for kids and parents, meditators and wanderers. Soothing for the soul. Well-managed by a dedicated group of volunteers, this reserve was saved from an abandoned quarry which is now a priceless gem of green space that gives back to the community by merely existing. Paths meander so youre never bored and increase private contemplation. Some are accessible by wheelchair or pram, offering respite for all members of the community. Bush turkeys, kookaburras, blue tongues, magpies, native mynas, lorikeets and more native animals call this place their home. Huge old trees, spirit giants look upon the grounds. Its such a magical place to enjoy and cherish. Its free to enter, so do pop in a hold coin or a donation to keep the place going. Thank you to all the volunteers for letting us enjoy this beautiful reserve in all its majesty.

Alexander Ercegovic This is only a small botanical garden containing a rainforest and temperate bush section. There are many ferns, gums, ground dwelling orchids and other natives. It is very kid friendly as the walks are all easy and not long. Lots of little places to stop and the trees and plants numbered and documented.

Holly Riddington Visited on a rainy Sunday and was lucky enough to have the place to myself. The smells, meandering tracks and informative signs made for a lovely evening walk.

Melissa Adams A beautiful spot located in between Dee Why Beachfront and Long Reef Beachfront an easy two to five minute Oceanside walk from either main car parks. Absolutely breathtaking in the sunset with cool trees to sit on and usually sports a decent swell too (for the budding surfers). Overall, a lush location nestled within Sydneys’ Northern Beaches leading into gorgeous bush walks with stunning views that is well worth checking out.

Renee Smith I liked it, an okay spot for bird watching, the vegetation in the dunes is great for bird life. I was a bit disappointed because silly me went at low tide, when there was no water in the lagoon - just wet, dirty sand, a pelican, black swan, some common ducks and a lot of seagulls. Not quite what I was hoping for - so I suggest CHECKING A TIDE CHART before planning a trip to this lagoon. The beach and park were really busy, but was able to find a car space a few side streets away

B Sway Sadly there are people with no respect for the environment who leave all their garbage in the refuge. Others ignore signs and walk their dogs through there. Theres also homeless people living there for at least a few years now.

Spittles Joel (Jspitts) Galahs, Lorikeets, all types of birds Beautiful Sky nice day for a walk and be active

Nguyen Duc Minh A heaven for nature lovers, specially bird photographer like me. I could spend the whole day looking and capturing moments of the birds in action: building nest, bathing, in-flight (most remarkably, the powerful osprey), eating, fighting, to flirting & mating.