Explore the stunning Long Reef Headland with hands-on activities and coastal discoveries at Fisherman's Beach.
Thursday 16 April 2026
10:00am - 3:00pm
Fishermans Beach, Collaroy NSW, Australia
$82.00
Spend an exciting day at Fisherman’s Beach uncovering the natural wonders of Long Reef Headland. This adventure invites families to explore rocky shores, spot migrating whales, and learn about the unique geology and ecology of this beautiful coastal area. The fresh sea air and interactive experience make it perfect for curious kids and their parents.
The program is designed to engage children with hands-on exploration, encouraging them to connect with nature while having fun. Whether it's spotting wildlife or examining rock formations, every moment is a chance to discover something new.
This event offers a wonderful opportunity for families to enjoy the outdoors together, fostering a love for the environment and coastal heritage.
The event runs on Thursday, 16 April 2026, from 10:00 to 15:00. Participants will meet beside the amenities block at Fisherman's Beach, located on the northern side of Long Reef Headland. GPS coordinates are provided for easy navigation, or simply follow Anzac Avenue eastward until you reach the amenities and Fisherman's Hut.
This adventure is suitable for school-aged children accompanied by their parents or guardians. The program is structured to be both educational and entertaining, with expert guidance from the Coastal Environment Centre team.
Bookings are essential to secure a spot, with a fee of $82.00 per participant. Early booking is recommended due to limited availability.
The event takes place at Fisherman's Beach, Anzac Ave, Collaroy NSW 2097. This picturesque location offers easy access and ample parking nearby. The meeting point is clearly marked beside the amenities block, making it simple for families to gather.
Fisherman's Beach is a family-friendly spot known for its natural beauty and safe environment. The coastal headland provides a perfect backdrop for exploration and learning about marine and geological features.
Public transport options are available to Collaroy, and families are encouraged to plan their journey ahead to ensure a smooth arrival.
Participants should come prepared for outdoor conditions, including sun protection, comfortable footwear, and water bottles. The event involves walking on rocky terrain, so sturdy shoes are recommended.
Children must be supervised at all times to ensure safety near the water and rocky areas. The program leaders will provide guidance and support throughout the day.
In case of inclement weather, the event may be rescheduled or canceled, with notifications sent to booked participants.
Booking is essential and can be completed online through the Northern Beaches Council website. The cost is $82.00 per participant, which covers all activities and expert instruction.
Early booking is advised to avoid disappointment as places are limited. Payment details and booking confirmation will be provided upon registration.
For further information or assistance with bookings, contact the Coastal Environment Centre.
