Bondi Beach is a popular beach located in Sydney’s eastern suburbs. The beach is one of the city’s best and is one of Australia’s most famous tourist attractions perfectly encapsulating the country’s world-renowned beach culture.

The word Bondi is derived from the Aboriginal word Boondi which means water tumbling over rocks. The beach features a one-kilometre crescent-shaped stretch of golden sand that stretches from Ben Buckler Point to the picturesque Bondi Icebergs Surf Club.

Bondi Beach has been welcoming location for both visitors and locals for over 135 years. Its wide profile makes it perfect for different kinds of visitors and well-suited for a variety of activities, from experienced surfers to casual swimmers and everything in between. The elevated position of the beaches southern end is the perfect spot take in the areas unrivalled scenic beauty and the starting point for the Bondi to Coogee coastal walk.

Along the beach and within the suburbs you’ll find a lively mix of locals and tourists revelling the areas laid back atmosphere. Across the adjoining Bondi Park several dining and retail options are also available along Campbell Parade and its connecting streets perfect for winding down after a day at the beach.

The best way to reach Bondi Beach is by using the Sydney train and bus network. From either Central or Town Hall Station you can take a train to the Bondi Junction interchange where you can then catch the 333 bus that will take you to stops along Campbell Parade in approximately 45 minutes. Alternatively, you can also take the 333 bus directly from the city to the beach but expect a slightly longer travel time.