Bondi Beach Holidays

The most famous beach in Sydney!

Visit Bondi Beach

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Nature, Adventure & Sport
Water Sports

Bondi Beach: How to get there?

20 minutes by bus from Sydney centre

Bondi Beach: See when to go?

From November to March

Bondi Beach: For how long?

One day

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Bondi Beach: What to see nearby?

Cairns

Blue Mountains National Park

Alice Springs

Kings Canyon

What our travellers think of their stay

Sophie Liger

Travel writer

The most famous beach in Sydney!

My suggestion

Do your morning jog or yoga on the beach during sunrise... unforgettable!

David Debrincat

Travel writer

At about 20 minutes from the centre of town, Bondi Beach is the most famous beach in Sydney. Paradise for party animals, surfers and womanisers.

My suggestion

There are festivals and activities all year. The idea time to go is during the Surf Life Saving carnival with rescue demonstrations.

Lisa Gaillard

Travel writer

Located 7 km away from the city centre, Bondi Beach is a popular and g lamorous spot in a wealthy neighbourhood of Sydney. Bondi is the place to be seen amongst the bronzed surfers and pretty girls.

My suggestion

You can laze around on the beach, go swimming or surfing, shop till you drop or go for a walk along the coast to Coogee (about 2 hrs.).

If you find the waves too scary, you can swim in the Bondi Iceberg pool which is filled with water from the ocean.

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