Wake up to ocean light and the sound of waves only 150m from Dee Why Beach. This one-bedroom Surfrider apartment puts you in the heart of the Northern Beaches – framed by big skies, a sweeping curve of sand, and a headland that shifts with every tide, swell and season. Step outside and you’re seconds from the coastal promenade, rock pool, playgrounds and ocean-view cafes, or turn left and follow the clifftop path towards Long Reef and the marine park. Inside, the apartment is bright, uncluttered and easy to live in – a calm bedroom plus a comfortable sofa bed in the living area that works well for two children. It’s an ideal base for swimmers, surfers, walkers and families who want nature on the doorstep without the hassle. Surfrider itself is part of Dee Why’s beachfront story – a mid-century modern building by a noted Sydney architect, recently restored to its clean lines and relaxed, coastal character.

I’m David, your host at Surfrider Dee Why. I live locally and know the area well, so I’m happy to help with practical details, from check-in to where to eat, swim, walk and unwind. I’m responsive, respectful of neighbours, and focused on making your stay smooth and relaxing.

Wake up 150m from the sand at Dee Why Beach, with ocean light, big skies and the curve of the bay on your doorstep. Stroll the promenade to the ocean pool, playground and a run of cafes, gelato bars and takeaway spots where you can grab a flat white or an ice-cream and watch the waves. Follow the coastal path to Long Reef Point Lookout for whale watching and cliff-top views, cross to Dee Why Lagoon Wildlife Refuge for birdlife and quiet walking tracks, or wander up to Dee Why Cliff Reserve for panoramic headland sunsets. Within a short drive you’ve got United Cinemas Collaroy for art-deco movie nights and Timezone & Zone Bowling Dee Why for easy family fun. Inside, the apartment is bright and uncluttered, ideal for a couple or a family with two children. Surfrider is part of the beachfront’s story – a classic mid-century modern building by a noted Sydney architect, recently renewed in a major upgrade that highlights its clean lines and relaxed coastal character.