Little Manly Beach

Little Manly Beach is a picturesque location situated in North Narrabeen, accessible via Pittwater Rd. The beach is known for its beautiful scenery, offering views over to Sydney and numerous photo opportunities. The area is equipped with adequate, free parking facilities. The beach is surrounded by meandering paths, making it suitable for wheelchair access, although some paths may require assistance due to their steep nature. The beach itself is well-protected and not overly crowded, making it a perfect spot for a quiet day out. The sand is clean and soft, and the sea is clear, making it a great spot for swimming. The waves at Little Manly Beach are not too strong due to its protected nature. An unexpected feature of the beach is a 'Penguin Sign' painted on the pathway, indicating the presence of penguins in the area. In terms of amenities, there is a concrete boat ramp on the eastern end of the beach, one of the few concrete ramps on the northern shore of Port Jackson. Boats can be seen docked inside the water. Behind the beach, visitors will find public toilets and a kiosk. The beach is popular among families due to the presence of baths, a grassed picnic area, and a children's playground. Despite these amenities, visitors are advised to bring their own picnic lunch for a more affordable option. Overall, Little Manly Beach is a tranquil spot, offering a quieter and less windy alternative to the main Manly Beach. It's an ideal place for relaxation, swimming, and sunbathing.