South Narrabeen is a northeast-facing beach break located on Sydney's Northern Beaches, Australia. The spot features a sandy beach with moderate wave exposure to the open Pacific Ocean. The coastline is heavily developed with residential and commercial properties directly backing the beach, limiting space for kite operations. Wave quality is variable, averaging 1.24m with inconsistent wind reliability at 3.9%, making this a marginal kitesurfing destination. The beach break produces peaky, shore-dumping waves that appeal to surfers but create challenging conditions for kiters. Best conditions occur with northwest winds (315°) providing side-shore conditions parallel to the beach. The spot suits intermediate kiters comfortable with crowded beach environments and variable conditions. Key considerations include coordinating with swimmers and beach users, avoiding the rocky areas on the northern section, and respecting the strong local surfing community. Wind consistency is low, requiring patience for suitable sessions. Launch and landing areas are limited due to beach congestion.