Dee Why Point

Wave Quality Rating4 Type of WaveReef break Direction of WaveRight BottomRocky reef DifficultyAdvanced surfer Crowd LevelCan Get Busy HazardsLocals, Rocks, Rips General DescriptionDee Why Point in Sydneys North is a fairly exposed point break that has dependable surf. A dredging, semi-evil right-hand barrel that breaks hard over a shallow rock platform. When the swell exceeds 1.m The Point starts to cook, holding up to 4 m. The wave starts with a steep take off and fast tube section over the rock shelf (First rock). The tube section from first rock is followed by a fast wAll section that will tube again on low tide, and this is followed by a fairly a full shoulder section that can then meet up with the beach break. Popular wave but not for the inexperienced reef/point rider.

How to get thereDee Why is situated 6 klms North of Manly and 25 klms North from the Sydney city. Head for manly beach and then just work your way up the northern beaches. Access & Parking Info / CostCar park at the point. Excellent bus service. No trains. Where to StayHotels and motels everywhere. If its an extended stay, like I have said with most Sydney waves, base yourself at Manly. Equipment HireDy surf shop accross the road. Stacks of surf shops in Manly. You wont have much trouble hiring a board. Surf SchoolsHeaps.. When its Flat?The beachfront has become cosmopolitan, with restaurant, coffee shop and retail stores offering ocean views for all. Combining the park, beach, swimming pool on the point, BBQ/picnic area and coastal walks, it's little wonder that Dee Why is attracting not only Sydney-surfers, but international visitors as well.