Part of Sydney’s ‘northern beaches’ and north of Collaroy, Narrabeen is a broad 3 km stretch of beach that is known as one of the great surf breaks in the world. There are actually four beaches along the coastal stretch, including North Narrabeen, Narrabeen, South Narrabeen and Collaroy Beaches. Most surfing competitions are held on the North Narrabeen Beach.

The area also encompasses Narrabeen Lakes, which is popular for a number of aquatic recreation such as swimming, fishing and all kinds of boating activities including sailing, kayaking, canoeing and rowing. The lake is also surrounded by a number of parks and reserves offering great walking tracks that take in the water edge.

The Lake empties into the sea at the north end of Narrabeen Beach. A public caravan is located on the north bank of the outlet of Narrabeen Lake. The lake foreshore is also the perfect spot for hosting the monthly Narrabeen Village Market at Berry Reserve. This idyllic natural setting on the Narrabeen Lagoon foreshore is hugely popular with locals and visitors.