Narrabeen Beach

Last updated October 2026

Narrabeen Beach is part of the long sandy stretch from Collaroy to North Narrabeen; the council notes it is prone to large surf and erosion and lists fair swimming conditions with a strong shore break at times. Council lifeguards patrol from the last weekend of September until the last weekend of April, every day 9am-5pm and longer in the summer peak; swim between the flags. Parking is free with a council permit or pay-and-display, with designated disabled spaces. Within a short walk (OpenStreetMap) are Banksia (cafe, about 200 m), Black Honey & Brew (cafe, about 210 m), Ocean Bakehouse (bakery, about 250 m) and Sri's Indian Eatery (takeaway, about 340 m).

Narrabeen Beach is part of the long sandy stretch from Collaroy to North Narrabeen; the council notes it is prone to large surf and erosion and lists fair swimming conditions with a strong shore break at times. Council lifeguards patrol from the last weekend of September until the last weekend of April, every day 9am-5pm and longer in the summer peak; swim between the flags. Parking is free with a council permit or pay-and-display, with designated disabled spaces. Within a short walk are Banksia (cafe, about 200 m), Black Honey & Brew (cafe, about 210 m), Ocean Bakehouse (bakery, about 250 m) and Sri's Indian Eatery (takeaway, about 340 m).

Facts checked against the venue's own website on 22 October 2026.