Reef Beach is a secluded eighty-meter strip of sand nestled within the bushland of Dobroyd Head. This small cove faces North Harbour and is defined by a large rock formation said to resemble a castle, which gave the beach its name. It sits along the route of the Spit to Manly walking track, a stretch of coastline managed as part of the Sydney Harbour National Park.
Reef Beach
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