Dee Why Beach is located in the northern suburb of Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, about 19 kilometers from the city of Sydney.
Among the many beaches in North Sydney, Dee Why Beach is a slightly awkward existence, and the (Manly Beach), of Manley Beach, which is not as close to location and popularity as it is, is about (Palm Beach)., which is slightly inferior in appearance and farther away from Palm Beach. However, "like you, it doesn't make sense", this is the birth circle of fans, in the clear day of the crowd.
The one-kilometer-long crescent beach, (Long Reef Beach) in the north and Dee Why Beach in the south, connect the back of the 25-hectare lake (Dee Why Lagoon), on the back of a large green space and picnic area on weekends. Beach surfing, fishing, dinners, sunbathing crowd to do their job, self-gratifying, exuberant popularity set the beach more seductive.
It is worth mentioning that, Dee Why Beach will also set off fireworks on New year's Eve in New Year's Day. People who do not want to queue up in the port of Sydney or simply can't get in are better to come here.
