Beaches in Sydney

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Sydney is renowned for its beaches and, with its warm climate, attracts people to the beaches almost all year round. Sydney's beaches are either ocean facing, such as the internationally renowned Bondi Beach, or harbour beaches, such as Balmoral Beach. The ocean beaches are usually divided into the Northern Beaches, north of the entrance to Sydney Harbour and those to the south, in the eastern suburbs and Cronulla.

Sydney also has beaches around Pittwater to the north and Botany Bay and Port Hacking to the south.

[edit] Ocean beaches

From north to south, Sydney's ocean beaches are:

Northern Palm Beach Whale Beach Avalon Bilgola Newport Beach Bungan Basin Mona Vale Warriewood Beach Turimetta North Narrabeen Narrabeen Collaroy Fishermans Long Reef Dee Why North Curl Curl Curl Curl Freshwater Queenscliff North Steyne Manly Fairy Bower Shelly Beach (Manly)

Southern Bondi Bronte Tamarama Clovelly Coogee Maroubra Malabar Wanda Elouera North Cronulla South Cronulla Cronulla Shelly Beach (Cronulla)

[edit] Harbour beaches

Beaches in Port Jackson include:

• Balmoral Beach
• Clontarf
• Little Manly
• Lady Jane
• Camp Cove
• Neilsen Park
• Clifton Gardens
• Chinamans
• Washaway
• Obelisk
• Edwards