Located in the North District of New South Wales capital Sydney, Avalon Beach is the name of a beach and an administrative area of Sydney (Suburb, 2107), about 40 kilometers from downtown.
Avalon Beach, about 500m long, lies between (Bilgola Head) and (Bangalley Head), the headland of Buergara, to the south, to the north of (Bilgola Beach), to the north of Beagle Beach, to the north of Whale Beach, to (Whale Beach),. It was a tranquil picture and a wonderland-like scene: under the shadow of a cedar of pine-green cypress, people sat in peace on the benches of the beach park, facing the towering headland of the cliff wall. The golden beaches and waves of the sea, bathed in the warm sunshine of the Southern Hemisphere and the gentle sea breeze of the South Pacific, pass the lazy afternoon hours and enjoy a pleasant holiday.
Avalon Beach is a beach suitable for surfing, with an open bay mouth and sloping beaches facing the impact of waves from the South Pacific Ocean, where American TV Coast Lifetime team (Baywatch) used to view, and on the southern promontory of the beach. A 25-meter-long rock pool was dug to provide safe swimming; There is also a dining, rest, surfing equipment and life-saving service area on the shore.
