Palm Beach

  Palm Beach sits at the northern end of Sydney's Northern Beaches, about 41 kilometers from the city center. It gained historical significance in 1868 when it was chosen as a prime site for the local fishing community. This picturesque area is well-known for its sandy beaches that stretch approximately 2 kilometers, perfect for swimming and surfing. Each June, the local whale-watching season draws visitors keen to spot these majestic creatures as part of their migration. While enjoying the beach, visitors can also explore the nearby Palm Beach Lighthouse, which provides a stunning vantage point over the coastline.