Currawong Beach is a remote beach located at the northern tip of Pittwater within the Northern Beaches Council area. It is accessible only by water, requiring paddlers to arrive by their own craft or via a ferry service. The beach features untouched sandy shores and is part of an eco-retreat known as Currawong Beach Cottages. For paddlers arriving by private watercraft, a dinghy storage facility is available at Currawong Beach Reserve on Currawong Avenue in Palm Beach, which provides 20 storage spots for dinghies with a maximum length of three meters. This facility serves as a potential access point for storing a tender if accessing the beach from a larger vessel moored in Pittwater. The overall character of the paddling experience is one of tranquility and remoteness, as the beach is nestled in a secluded area surrounded by lush bushland. The surrounding area offers bush trails and activities like golf and tennis, though these are land-based. The beach is situated within Pittwater, a large, generally sheltered estuary, which suggests paddling conditions are influenced by this protected geography rather than open ocean swell. General beach safety considerations for the Northern Beaches, such as understanding rip currents, apply.