This sea heals everything

Bondi Beach is one of Sydney's most famous beaches. Here is a travel guide:

Transportation Guide

- Public Transport: Take a train from Central Station in Sydney city center to Bondi Junction Station, then transfer to a bus to Bondi Beach; you can also take bus 333 directly from Circular Quay in Sydney Harbour, getting off at South Bondi Beach. The trip takes about 40 minutes.

- Driving or Taxi: There is parking available for self-driving, but parking is inconvenient; a taxi from the city center takes about 15 minutes and costs around 22 AUD.

Best Travel Seasons

- Summer (December to February): Warm weather, suitable for beach relaxation and swimming in the ocean pool.

- Spring (September to November): Sunny with lower humidity; from October to November, you can enjoy the coastal sculpture exhibition.

- Winter (June to August): From late June to mid-July, you can watch whales along the coastal walk.

Must-Do Experiences

- Swim in the Icebergs Pool: The Bondi Icebergs Pool is an iconic attraction, located right by the sea. When the waves are big, they crash into the pool. Visitors need to buy a separate ticket to enter and can also dine or have coffee at the hotel that owns the pool.

- Walk the Coastal Path: The Bondi to Coogee walk connects several beaches with beautiful scenery along the way, where you can enjoy coastal views and marine life.

- Try Surfing: Bondi Beach has strong waves and is a paradise for surfing enthusiasts; even beginners can give it a try.

- Join an Indigenous Walking Tour: Participate in an Indigenous walking tour around the coastline to learn about local Indigenous history and culture, see ancient rock carvings, and taste bush food.

Food Recommendations

Bondi Beach has many brunch restaurants where you can enjoy vegetables, coffee, and pancakes; there are also many restaurants and seafood shops along the beach street where you can taste fresh seafood.

Shopping Recommendations

Gould Street is a boutique street selling branded swimwear, jewelry, shoes, and more. It also hosts one of the only two BM clothing stores in Europe.

Notes

Swim only within the flag areas designated by beach lifeguards, watch out for jellyfish, try to swim with companions, and follow lifeguard instructions.