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Dee Why Point: surf spot in Manly
- Wave
- Point break, right-hander
- Level
- Advanced
- Faces
- ENE (offshore wind: WSW)
- Best tide
- mid (from surfnerd.com, checked 2026-11-05)
- Best season
- Mar – Aug: March, April, May, June, July, August
- Water temperature
- 18–24°C (boardshorts (warmest) to 3/2 mm (coldest))
- Location
- Manly, Australia (-33.7545, 151.2989)
Other surf spots in Manly
- North/ South Steyne: Beach break, lefts & rights, all levels, faces ENE (offshore wind: WSW), best tide: all tides
- Sydney (Manly): Point break, right-hander, for advanced surfers, faces ENE (offshore wind: WSW)
- Winki Pop / Fairy Bower: Reef break, right-hander, for advanced surfers, faces N (offshore wind: S), best tide: low to mid
- Queenscliff: Beach break, lefts & rights, all levels, faces ESE (offshore wind: WNW), best tide: all tides
- Curl Curl: Beach break, left-hander, for advanced surfers, faces SE (offshore wind: NW), best tide: all tides
- South Narrabeen: Beach break, lefts & rights, for advanced surfers, faces ENE (offshore wind: WSW), best tide: all tides
- North Narrabeen: Point break, left-hander, for advanced surfers, faces SE (offshore wind: NW), best tide: all tides
- Warriewood: Point break, right-hander, for advanced surfers, faces E (offshore wind: W), best tide: low to mid
- Mona Vale: Beach break, lefts & rights, for advanced surfers, faces ESE (offshore wind: WNW), best tide: all tides
- Bungan: Beach break, lefts & rights, for advanced surfers, faces ESE (offshore wind: WNW), best tide: low to mid
- The Peak (Newport Beach): Beach break, lefts & rights, all levels, faces ESE (offshore wind: WNW), best tide: all tides
- Bilgola Beach: Reef break, lefts & rights, for advanced surfers, faces SE (offshore wind: NW), best tide: all tides
- Little Avalon: Reef break, right-hander, for advanced surfers, faces E (offshore wind: W), best tide: mid
- Avalon: Point break, left-hander, all levels, faces ESE (offshore wind: WNW), best tide: all tides
Places to stay near Dee Why Point
- oaks apartment @ dee why beach (0.5 km away): Hotel
- Horizon Sands Resort, Dee Why Beach NSW (0.8 km away): Hotel
- Beach House Sydney (1.1 km away): Hotel
- Willow Guest House (1.4 km away): Hotel
- Camp Villa (1.6 km away): Hotel
- Time and Tide Hotel (1.7 km away): Hotel
- Long Reef Sun Rising Point (2.1 km away): Hotel
- Travelodge Manly-Warringah (2.1 km away): Resort
Surf schools near Dee Why Point
- Dee Why Surf Life Saving Club (0.3 km away)
- Surf Reserve (1.2 km away)
- South Curl Curl Surf Lifesaving Club (2.2 km away)
- High Performance Surf Coaching - HPSC (2.3 km away)
- Freshwater Beach Boot Camp & Surfing school (2.9 km away)
Frequently asked questions
When is the best time to surf Dee Why Point?
Dee Why Point is in Manly, where the best surf season is Mar – Aug (March, April, May, June, July and August). It works best at this tide: mid. The wind is offshore there when it blows from the WSW.
What wind is offshore at Dee Why Point?
Dee Why Point faces ENE, so wind from the WSW blows offshore and grooms the waves, while wind from the ENE blows onshore and makes them choppy. The forecast on this page rates every hour with its wind.
What is the best tide to surf Dee Why Point?
The best tide at Dee Why Point is mid, from published surf guides (surfnerd.com, checked 2026-11-05). The forecast on this page weighs each hour’s tide and shows the best window each day.
Is Dee Why Point good for beginners?
Dee Why Point is for advanced surfers.
Where can I stay near Dee Why Point?
The nearest places to stay are oaks apartment @ dee why beach (0.5 km away), Horizon Sands Resort, Dee Why Beach NSW (0.8 km away), Beach House Sydney (1.1 km away) and Willow Guest House (1.4 km away). Swell Cabin lists 232 places to stay within 10 km of Manly.
What is the surf forecast for Dee Why Point?
Swell Cabin rates Dee Why Point hour by hour for the next 7 days (Flat, Poor, Fair, Good, Great, Epic) from the way it faces, its level and its best tide, with the swell and wind forecast, and shows the best time each day.
Manly surf guide
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