New South Wales
Dee Why is a reliable Northern Beaches beach break that handles a wide range of swell sizes, from small cruisy days to solid 2m swells. The beach faces ESE and catches the full fetch of easterly and southerly swells, with a sheltered lagoon at its northern end popular with beginners. The Point at the southern end forms long, peeling rights on larger swells.
Swell
E to SE
1–1.8m
Wind
W to WNW (offshore)
Tide
Low to mid
Best Season
March to October
Street parking on The Strand fills quickly on weekend mornings. Good facilities including showers and a popular café strip on the beachfront.
Strong rips at the south end and near the point, rocks around Dee Why Point, busy carpark on weekends
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