Collaroy, a suburb in New South Wales, offers a variety of attractions for visitors. One of the main draws is Collaroy Beach, which is ideal for swimming, surfing, and family outings. The beach is partly protected from the wind and swell, making it suitable for beginners and swimmers. Additionally, it features a 50-meter saltwater ocean pool, providing a unique swimming experience. For those interested in a quieter beach setting, Fisherman's Beach and Long Reef Beach are just a short walk away, offering a more serene atmosphere. Snorkeling is also a popular activity in the area, with opportunities to spot marine life such as feather stars, heart urchins, and sea slugs (nudibranchs).
In addition to its beaches, Collaroy offers other activities such as walking and catching a movie at the heritage-listed cinema. The area's rich history, including the story of the collier S.S. Collaroy that ran aground in 1881, adds to its charm. The accessibility precinct, which includes an all-abilities playground and wheelchair access to the sand and surf, makes the area inclusive for all visitors.