Whale Beach is an affluent beachside suburb of northern Sydney, in the state of New South Wales, Australia.
Whale Beach offers some excellent views along Pittwater, including Palm Beach and Barrenjoey Lighthouse. It features a rock pool at the southern end, near Careel Head. The beach is around 600m long between Little Head and Careel Head.
Whale Beach is located before Palm Beach, on the end of the northern beaches peninsula.
Whale Beach is a popular area for families and beach lovers, with rock pools at its southern end, a surf club that hosts many fun activities throughout summer and a good stretch of sand where you can swim or enjoy a picnic. There are no cafes but there is an extremely expensive deli nearby, and all the amenities you could want are nearby in Avalon.
There isn't really a place to get cheap groceries but the few restaurants that are nearby are very good. There are plenty of cafes in nearby Avalon for your morning caffeine fix. There are lots of restaurants nearby, especially in Avalon.
There is a bus that goes to Whale Beach from Sydney CBD, or you can take a ferry from the CBD and catch a bus from Manly.
It's about 45 km from Whale Beach to the Sydney CBD.
Whale Beach is around 60km from the Sydney airport. It will take you about one hour, 30 minutes to get to or from the airport.
There are quite a few amazing restaurants in the area, but for some of the very best, you'll have to head north to
Palm Beach. Whale Beach is the home to Jonah's, a famous seafood restaurant and high-end restaurant that has delighted and amazed Sydneysiders and tourists alike for decades.
Whale Beach is a popular spot for surfing. The right-hand breaks are very popular with beginners and families with young children. The main peak is soft and good for learning to surf, with waves ranging in height from 1-2 metres.
There are also several spots around the area that offer lessons and equipment hire.
No, there is no golf course at Whale Beach. You will have to travel north to Palm Beach or south to Avalon to have a game of golf.
There is a wide range of accommodation in and around Whale Beach, mainly luxury homes and beach houses. There are no chain-style hotels or motels. You will also find some high-end holiday homes, perfect for families and large groups.
Whale Beach has a surf club and rock pool for swimming and playing, and there are many cafes and restaurants just north in Avalon. You will also find some good spots for fishing, such as around Careel Headland or at the other end of the beach.
Whale Beach has patrolled areas for lifesavers during peak season, between the months of December and March.