A spectacular coastal walk from Manly Wharf to Dee Why.
Have some lunch in Manly, before you start the walk. Once we Blast Off, we will walk through the Manly Corso and continue along the beach as we head north towards Queenscliff.
There are many water stations and toilets on the this beautiful coastal walk, which includes, bitumen, concrete, boardwalks & dirt, just to mix it up. We will walk on a boardwalk over the sandstone rocks through Freshwater towards Curl Curl, which has a commanding view over the worlds largest ocean - Pacific Ocean.
We will continue around Curl Curl Lagoon, passing the famous statue of Duke Kahanamoku who introduced surfing in Australia, right here at Freshwater Beach. Crossing the main bridge over the lagoon we climb towards the headland. Here we will move towards dirt, higher elevation with lots of steps. We arrive into Dee Why Beach and then continue towards the main bus stop or dinner option.
Beautiful Nature and lots of Bird, Tree & Plant Life throughout this walk.
Once we arrive Dee Why, you can attend our optional dinner spot with special discounts for meals and drinks as you are a VIP.
Start Point: Manly / Finish Point: Dee Why.
Distance: 8km (approx.)
Please bring; snacks, hat, sunglasses, 2 litres of filtered water but there are many places to fill up.
Note: You can pick up a Yummy Dinner in Dee Why, however please advise if you would like to attend dinner as I must pre-book.
Transport Option's; Ferry, Bus or Car to Starting Point.
Ferry Option: F1 Circular Quay to Manly 12:30 / 12:52.
Gratuity: This is a Free Walk.
Walk Information Key;
8SM3.
Explanation of the Walk Information Key;
1. The first number is the distance in kilometres.
2. The next letter stands for the height of the hills: S = Small Hills under 50 metres high, so fairly flat, M = Medium Hills, between 50-100 metres high & B = Big Hills, over 100 metres high.
3. The next letter stands for the type of track: S = Sealed, Mainly concrete or bitumen, M = Mix of concrete or bitumen & dirt, sand or mud & D = Mainly grass, dirt, sand & mud.
4. Average speed per kilometres per hour, while we are moving.
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As organisers and leaders we take safety as highly important and as much as we hope you have a great time and enjoy the event / Adventure, we also make sure you understand that you and your guests come at your own risk and neither the organiser or leader accepts any liability. It is your responsibility to follow all State & Federal Laws and Acts, that may apply at the time of the event.
