Long Reef Beach

Long Reef Beach extends for 2 kilometers from Long Reef Point to Dee Why Point, featuring white sand and multiple reef formations.

During the 1970s and 1980s, several vessels including the Manly ferries Dee Why and Bellubera were sunk near Long Reef to create artificial reefs.

The Long Reef Aquatic Reserve contains numerous submerged shipwrecks and supports a diverse marine ecosystem with pistol shrimp and red anemones.

The beach provides electric barbecues, showers, public toilets, viewing platforms, and designated parking spaces for Northern Beaches Council permit holders.

The Long Reef Bombora reef system creates waves reaching five meters during large south swells, making it a notable location for surfing.

Location: Collaroy

Location: Sydney

Address: Long Reef Beach, New South Wales 2097, Australia 2097 2097

GPS coordinates: -33.74434,151.30913

Latest update: March 5, 2025 21:37