Collaroy

Collaroy Beach extends for approximately 3.5 kilometres, connecting seamlessly with Long Reef to the south and Narrabeen to the north to create one of the longest continuous beach stretches on the Northern Beaches. The beach faces east, capturing sunrise light across its wide sandy shore backed by a coastal reserve and residential streets.

The southern end features Collaroy rock pool carved into the reef platform, providing sheltered swimming at high tide. Norfolk Island pines line the beachfront reserve, while the iconic Collaroy Beach Hotel has overlooked the beach since 1911. The beach experiences dynamic coastal processes, with recent engineering including a coastal protection seawall.

The Long Reef Aquatic Reserve extends from the southern headland, protecting diverse marine life in the rocky reef and pools. Coastal walking tracks connect Collaroy north to Narrabeen and south around Long Reef headland, offering elevated views along the coastline.

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