Located in the North District of New South Wales capital Sydney, Whale Beach is the name of a beach and an administrative area of Sydney (Suburb, 2107), about 40 kilometers from downtown.
Whale Beach, adjacent to the south of Palm Beach (Palm Beach), is separated by a one-kilometer wide headland, (Little Head), and thus forms an easy, short-haul Bay Bank walkway, (Beach to Bay Walk),. Along the way, there are four protected areas across Palm Beach: Holden Park, (Hordern Park), County Park, (Wiltshire Park), (McKay Reserve), and Dark Valley Park, (Dark Gully Park), and rare native flora and fauna.
Whale Beach faces Dolphin Bay (Dolphin Bay), held by Cape (Careel Head) and Cape Carlyle, the whole beach appears as a curved bay area, and the beach deep open, sand color golden yellow, has a rugged feeling. Because the beach will be directly impacted by the waves of the South Pacific Ocean, there is also a large pool of sea water rock in the south end of the beach, allowing tourists to swim and play in the water.
