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What to do and see in Dee Why, New South Wales: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Dee Why, Australia including Gold Class Adventures, Dee Why Headland walk, Northside Shuttle, USam Hire Car Service, Dee Why Rockpool, Line Up Surf School and Coaching, Stony Range Regional Botanic Garden, Dee Why Lagoon, Planet Fat Entertainment, Integrated Holistic Health Practice.
Restaurants in Dee Why
1. Gold Class Adventures
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
Gold Class Adventures specialise in guided one day private tours from the heart of Sydney CBD to areas like The Blue Mountains, Hunter Valley and Port Stephens and also remote area four wheel drive tours to areas like the Simpson Desert, Cape York and the Victorian High Country. Our tours are fully inclusive of all of life's little luxuries and customised tours are also available. Why rough it !
2. Dee Why Headland walk
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5.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By JElliot32 - New South Wales, Australia
Recently took on the coastal walk from Collaroy to Manly and while the whole trek was a pleasure, to me the clear highlight was the section around Dee Why headland. This section is bookended by two truly beautiful rock pools - Dee Why and North Curl Curl. In between the pools you will experience some stunning views of the Northern Beaches coastline and the wide blue ocean. The narrow path takes you through dense thickets of coastal heath- and bushland (in which gnarled old banksia trees abound). We walked midweek and while we did not have the path to ourselves, other walkers were relatively scarce. And you quickly forget you are just a few kilometres from downtown Sydney.
3. Northside Shuttle
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Eliminate the hassle of travelling through Sydney and save your change while you’re at it. Our busses have been travelling over the Harbour Bridge for over 20 years, passing through some of the best of what Sydney has to offer. With daily routes to Airport, Central and Circular Quay Station, we aim to be your one stop connection on your travels Northside of Sydney
4. USam Hire Car Service
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
USam (you Sam) came about from frequent travellers requiring a Regular, Reliable, and on time car service. I love driving, I love the Freedom of being my own Boss and I love that my clients love my service. In turn I love my clients.
5. Dee Why Rockpool
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Dee Why rockpool is located on the southern end of Dee Why Beach on the northern beaches in Sydney. The pool is very popular with the locals as it has a toddlers large wading pool and a wide 50 metre pool for lap swimming. It can easily be found by walking along the promanade. There are excellent facilities including toilets, change rooms, parking, restaurants, cafes playground and parking.
Reviewed By Ellemay - Sydney, Australia
Dee Why Rockpool is located on the southern end of the beach. It’s a very popular for families and lap swimmers as there are two separate pools connected to each other. The amenities are excellent with change room, toilets and parking available. There are plenty of cafes and restaurants a few minutes walk away along the promenade.
6. Line Up Surf School and Coaching
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4.5 based on 7 reviews
Line Up Surf situated on Sydneys Dee Why beach is one of Australia's longest established surf schools and coaching services. Whether you are a beginner or pro, young or old, male or female we can teach you to surf or advance your surfing with our fun and professional surf coaches. Surfboard & wetsuit hire, surf guide and weekend surf trips also available.
7. Stony Range Regional Botanic Garden
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4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By ronw965
In a forest in the middle of Dee why. Great for kids and adults- want time to think relax great place.
8. Dee Why Lagoon
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4.0 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By jmeem42016 - Dee Why, Australia
I have lived on the northern beaches 46 years and in that time Dee Why has earned the reputation of being the most overdeveloped suburb, not helped by the chainsaw massacre of 2018 when our Council destroyed many beautiful trees on Oaks Ave with no justifiable reason. So I was really surprised when my lady virtually dragged me along to visit the Dee Why Lagoon, the path to which starts from the DY Surf Life Saving Club at the northern end of the Strand. Within a few metres you leave the restaurants and apartment buildings behind, and must push your way through the spinifex and other long grass with the lagoon on your left and a sand bank blocking your view of the beach on the right. To be sure, some idiots have done their best to trash the start of the path but they probably found the going uninviting so soon the lagoon seems pristine and you imagine there are creatures hidden in the scrub next to the pathway. Off in the distance you can see Pittwater Road but the caretakers seem to have made that side of the lagoon harder to access so maybe some wildlife has a better chance to survive, even breed. The path is 800 metres and about halfway there is an access to the beach from where you can see both Long Reef and as far back as the Dee Why Rock Pool next to the Strand. If you follow the main path it ends at the point on the beach where they open the lagoon to the ocean if required to release excess water. The lagoon itself is fed from a fresh water creek that runs through nearby Dee Why park so I assume the lagoon (unlike Narrabeen Lagoon) is fresh water. You can cross over here to Long Reef or return either along the beach or the way you came to Dee Why. It is a very pleasant place and I suggest an hour for it.
9. Planet Fat Entertainment
I reached a stage in my life 10 years ago when I asked myself, 'What is it, I have always wanted to be?' The answer was 'A tour guide' From that moment on I searched for jobs all over Australia. Finally, I found a job in Western Australia. I packed my bags, loaded up the car and off I went. This was to be a major turning point in my life. I drove across Australia from Canberra to Perth over 4 days and 3200kms. This one of the best things I have ever done. 10 years later, here I am.
10. Integrated Holistic Health Practice
Enjoy our naturopathy therapy that focuses on balancing body systems with primary use of evidenced based nutritional and herbal medicine along with dietary and lifestyle recommendations. For optimal health and wellness enjoy a remedial massage or aromatherapy massage.
