Dee Why is a coastal suburb 18 km north-east of Sydney's CBD, known for its beautiful beach and lively community. It's the administrative center of Northern Beaches Council and, along with Brookvale, forms the hub of the Northern Beaches. Dee Why Beach stretches 1.2 km along the Tasman Sea, with parks, playgrounds, ocean pools, century-old Norfolk pines and picnic areas. The area also features the Dee Why Lagoon and Stony Range Botanic Garden, a haven for Australian flora.

Dee Why has a thriving commercial scene with three major shopping centres: Dee Why Village Plaza, Dee Why Grand, and Meriton Retail Precinct.. Restaurants and cafes line The Strand overlooking the beachfront catering to the local community and tourists alike. Public transport is well-connected, with the high-frequency B-Line bus route linking the suburb to Sydney’s CBD and Mona Vale, as well as other bus services to Chatswood, Manly, and Palm Beach.

Dee Why combines a rich history, natural beauty, and modern amenities, making it a highly desirable location in the Northern Beaches.