2025 Collaroy Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in September)

Long Reef Point Lookout is an extremely popular sea view trekking spot in Collaroy that doesn’t require much field gear and the itinerary is easy and comfortable, perfect for those who want to unwind or enjoy Australian nature. There is a grassy slope mountain view on one side, an unbeatable sea view on the other, most famous for the smoky sunset at dusk, very quiet feeling, especially suitable for yourself or a few friends to come on a small healing trip. Recommended walking routes and highlights: Starting from the entrance, as you walk along the coast, you will see many locals jogging and walking their dogs. The atmosphere is very relaxed. You can stop at any time along the way to take pictures or sit and chill for a while. In about half an hour you can walk to the top of the grass slope, looking back is a painting: the magnificent sea with the golden sunset, definitely a must-see for photography. Must-try experience: 1. Climb to the top at sunset time to see Collaroy’s mountain and sea sunset at once. 2. On the way, you can enjoy Long Beach and feel the sea breeze up close. 3. At the top of the Grass slope many people will lay out picnic mats or sit quietly self-reflect, very relax. 4. Remember to prepare your camera and phone, because it really is a few steps a view, with the Australian blockbuster feel. Check-in spot recommendation: - Grass slope top high ground, overlooking a whole coastline, most photogenic photography at sunset. - The shadows of big trees along the way are oozing with soft natural light and shadow, suitable for hipster style photography. - Capture the healing fresh feeling of Collaroy at your fingertips with the seaside wooden canyons and the sound of waves. Playing Tips: 1. It is recommended to come at dusk, the sunset light has a sense of layering and not sun, and you can see the fantastic sea fog. 2. Uncovered along the way, and remember to bring a sun hat, sunglasses, and water — simple sun protection is important. 3. There are park facilities around but not too many restaurants, remember to bring your own snacks if you want to have a picnic. 4. The slope of the route is not urgent, wearing a pair of comfortable hiking shoes is enough, suitable for young and old. 5. More locals on weekends, it will be quieter and easier to find beautiful places to take pictures on weekdays. Address: Collaroy NSW 2097, google search the "Long Reef Point Lookout" and find the route Opening hours: Open all day, arrange morning or dusk walks according to your preference Topic: #Collaroy Hiking #The Most Healing Sunset #Sydney Hidden Beauty #Sea View Photo #LongReefPoint

Collaroy Beach — a hidden gem with beautiful scenery and fewer people in the Northern Beaches 🏖️ 📍 Location: Near Longreef Golf Club, about 20 km from Sydney CBD 🚌 Transportation: Take the B1 double-decker bus from Wynyard station in the city directly to Collaroy station (B1 runs about every 10 minutes) 👉 This is definitely one of Sydney's most underrated beaches! · Super long coastline: Much longer than Bondi or Coogee! You can walk and take photos without worrying about crowds 📸 · Spectacular waves: Layer upon layer of waves, sitting on the sand you can watch the "sea symphony" for a long time 🌊 · Fine soft white sand: Barefoot feels super comfortable, no discomfort at all! 🏝️ · Less crowded and peaceful: A local secret in the Northern Beaches, even on weekends it’s not packed 🚎 Transportation tips: B1 double-decker bus is the best! The view from the upper deck is amazing ✨ Although the trip takes 30-40 minutes, ✓ It’s an express with few stops ✓ Seats are very comfortable ✓ The scenery along the way is very soothing 💡 A little reminder: Remember to bring a sun umbrella ⛱️ Facilities here are limited You can bring your own snacks～

Sydney Longleaf Head.^^ #travel plan #sydney. Paragliding... Surrounding scenery... A place where you can appreciate the stars in the night sky... Adjacent to a golf course, a place where you can enjoy the ocean to your heart's content while playing the guitar and singing... I highly recommend going there at least once.

#outdooradventures Sydney I took a paraglider on Long Reef! Last November, I happened to see someone else playing paragliding in Long Reef Headland, and I was attracted to this sport. I felt so free and like birds, and I didn't often want to experience it. A few days ago, I took advantage of a friend's visit to appreciate it, and finally realized this to-do list! There was no imagined stimulation, unexpectedly very smooth and comfortable. Perhaps this is just a way to experience the technique that doesn't do much stimulation. However, the difference that birds should include in flying in the air is mostly this feeling. I am so happy to fly with the birds. I waited for three hours for the wind to fly before gliding, but it was just right! The coach also taught me how to control the paraglider, so that I could control the direction and turn a little bit to really learn the theory and skills (the coach explained that the learning weather depends on my learning ability, and it takes about eight days on average). The paraglider is a pre agreed 300 yuan flight on the website of skyout paragliding, including photos and unedited videos. It takes 25-35 minutes to search for paragliding on Google. There will also be other websites that can be pre agreed to see whales jumping on their backs in the distant sea (can't be photographed.) It's a super satisfying day to accidentally meet two cuckoo magpies on the way to headland!

This weekend, after breakfast, the whole family drove to Collaroy Beach, which is some distance away from Sydney. The sky was clear in early autumn, the blue sky and the sea were connected, and the white clouds and white sails dotted the beautiful scenery. The fine sand on the beach was golden and soft, and it was very comfortable to step on. Those reefs and low mountains are also golden in color and divided into layers. On the gentle reefs, some gentlemen are fishing in the huge waves. I don’t know who is fishing for whom? Blowing the sea breeze and stepping on the fine sand, we are like people in the painting...

Sydney's lesser-known attraction, Long Reef Point, is a place where you can see the Milky Way, sunsets, and a real-life version of a Hayao Miyazaki animation. The scenery along the way is beautiful, with views of the ocean on the left and lush green golf courses on the right. The grassy green color is super healing, and the view is very open when you reach the top. The boardwalk on the beach side is a great place to watch the sunset. Perhaps because it's not the weekend, there weren't many people there.