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3 years ago
We got off the 333 bus & came here for the restrooms & water fountain. Dog walkers, a playground & picnic area too. The views are priceless!!! read more
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Fletcher St
Tamarama New South Wales 2026
Australia
South Bondi/Tamarama, Bondi
(02) 9369 8000
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My favorite activity for my first week in Sydney. I can see from this trail how people can become…read moreenamored with the city. Easy access From Bondi Junction, a 20 minute bus ride depending on where you want to start. I walked 90% of the trail because i wanted shorter Bus route. FYI, the bus is within the building of Bondi Junction above the train station not street side. Reminds me of some of the cliffs along the beaches of California. Some tips. Bring swimming trunk, lotion, sun protection, and water bottle. There are refill stations along the way and bathrooms. Not much shade even on this cloudy day. Multiple beaches along the route where you can take a dip. Restaurants are also accessible, but I prefer a picnic lunch so you can enjoy the views with the plenty benches and the beaches. Some have some shady seating options. I went on a weekday so I'm guessing on weekends more crowds. The beaches often have showers and restrooms.
An amazing, 4 mile walk! Truly breathtaking in all the ways possible. From the beautiful,…read morepicturesque spots, to the graveyard and most perfect blue water I've ever seen, this walk was worth every minute, every mile and every step. One of the most memorable, special moments of my time in Sydney. Pictures don't do it justice, but the memories will last a lifetime. Stop along the way at clovelly beach, dolphin look out, and take in natures finest when you finally make it to the Bondi icebergs!
Bondi Beach is incredible. There's a reason it's so popular. From the blue water, to the iconic…read moreicebergs, the whole place feels magical. While it's definitely an old beach town, it feels like an oasis. The most gorgeous water I have ever seen. The whole area is filled with delicious food options, as well. From dining in town or closer to the beach, there's something for everyone. And, the shopping is incredible. Favorite eating spot: Common Supply. Açaí bowls: D bowls And make sure to ensure some ice cream while you're there, as well!
Bondi ! This famous stretch of iconic beach was our tour group's recent stop on this warm and sunny…read moreday. Mobbed by surfers, locals, tourists, dog walkers and instagrammers alike the broad stretch of golden sand is home to Australian surf culture. On a relatively quiet and instagrammer free day we were lucky to have a perfect view down the beach from beside the Iconic icebergs winter swimming club pool. A current controversy being mulled over by beach communities across Sydney is the annual installation of shark netting across every metropolitan beach that by design rarely deter sharks but impact a variety of sea life including seals, whales, turtles and dolphins as bycatch. With the installation of smart drumlines and a policy of tag, release and monitor at most beaches perhaps the shark nets time has come and gone. Then there was the mass shooting at Bondi's Archer Park on 12/14/25. Two gunmen--identified by Australian authorities as a father and son--targeted a crowd of hundreds at a gathering of Sydney's Jewish community on the first night of Hanukkah. They killed 15 Jews and wounded more than 40. It was Australia's worst mass shooting since the 1996 Port Arthur Massacre and the deadliest terrorist incident in the country's history. When our tour group was here, I asked about the location of the shooting. Our tour guide pointed to it, and then quickly stated that he didn't want to talk about it. I think there was a fair amount of shame behind that answer, in addition to my own opinion that Australia society has not come to terms with its antisemitism.
March 2025
Bondi Beach
This is an awesome place that helps get kids involved. Highly recommended - great staff!read more
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Peaceful, easy trail with stunning views along the coast…read more The walk from Bondi Beach to Bronte Beach took about 30-40 minutes to walk the entire trail. The trail is mostly flat, but had sets of stairs in between. On one side of the trail, the water is crystal clear, blue and the other side of the trail are beautiful rock formations. This route passes by Bondi Icebergs Pool and a smaller beach - Tamarama Beach. There are restroom pit stops at the park and Tamarama Beach. Even though we walked a ton in Sydney, I highly recommend this coastal walk.
Incredible walk around the popular beaches from Bondi to Brontë…read more Easy bus ride to either from Bondi junction We do this walk whenever we can to recharge and exercise with the breathtaking natural beauty
Rock formations along the path
Paved Path along the coast
If a sorcerer captured up the essence of summer, distilled it, combined it with carbonated air and…read morebottled it, then dropped a few Mentos in the bottle, shook that sucker up and sprayed it all over an area of land, the result would be the North Bondi party grass. You know this place. The 3-tiered grassy hill above the rocks, right in front of North Bondi Italian and the RSL. As soon as there's the barest sliver of sunshine people looking to get their writhing funzos on stream down and spread out towels, sarongs and picnics, bust out the eskies and the booze, light up durries and, yes, often joints, and live like people in those Corona "From Where You'd Rather Be" ads. You're pretty much guaranteed to see local celebs, from Channel V presenters to models to D-list look-at-me's. But here's the thing: nobody's looking. They're just chilling out and loving life. So posers, pose elsewhere. Best thing ever is to get there early arvo and leave after dusk. You'll have accomplished everything and nothing all at once. Make mine the party grass.
This little mound has all the Bondi hipsters fooled…read more From beach level you'd look up towards North Bondi and think "there ain't nothin' behind those trees 'cept more trees n' houses n' stuff." But you'd be very wrong. Escape the meat market sunning themselves in the paddock directly above the North Bondi paddling pool and make your way up the steps to the grassy knoll. There isn't much shade here either, but you are more likely to find a piece of grass to sun yourself on or a picnic shelter or even a pleasant little playground for the kiddliwinks. You also still get a wonderful view of the beach minus the roided Bondi boys, Brazilian beach bums and screaming children in front of ice cream vans. Take your picnic in peace like a true local and park your keister on the North Bondi Grassy Knoll.
View from the picnic table.
Bondi Park is so beautiful and a definite must see. It borders Bondi Beach and across many food and…read moresouvenir establishments. The grass is abundant for a picnic as well to enjoy the breeze! There is also a skater park for intermediate and advanced skaters. The view is breathtaking and definitely relaxing.
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