Bondi Beach Park
Stunning Bondi Beach is popular with swimmers and surfers and offers plenty of nearby amenities
There are many reasons to include world famous Bondi Beach and Park in your itinerary when visiting Sydney. This spectacular white sandy beach gently curves, one kilometre along the turquoise water of the Pacific Ocean. You may even see dolphins and whales passing by the beach if you are there during their migration. Another great reason besides the spectacular views is the many great and affordable dining choices in the area.
The southern end of the beach has the strongest surf and is therefore used mostly for surfing. Swimming is not advisable in that area due to the potential for strong riptide; however there are designated areas for swimming indicated with yellow and red flags. Shark nets are placed underwater during the summer months, and there are paid lifeguards on duty 365 days a year to protect swimmers along with volunteer 'Lifesavers' on weekends and holidays.
Besides water sports, you can also enjoy relaxing or sunbathing on the grass area in the park located near the southern end of the beach. You might also enjoy a walk along the ocean boardwalk south of the beach or exploring the many nearby restaurants, cafes, shops and bars. There are also some fine hotels with great ocean and beach views adjacent to the beach.
Facts For Your Visit
Fee: NoBondi Beach Park Hours:
Opening hours may differ on holidays
- Monday: Open 24 hours
- Tuesday: Open 24 hours
- Wednesday: Open 24 hours
- Thursday: Open 24 hours
- Friday: Open 24 hours
- Saturday: Open 24 hours
- Sunday: Open 24 hours
Address: Campbell Parade, Bondi Beach NSW 2026, Australia
Phone: (02) 9083 8000
Official Website: Bondi Beach Park
Bondi Beach Park Reviews
Rated out of 5
Speechless. Clean beach, many places to relax at around the beach if you rather want to be in a pool or in a bar watching over the clear clean waters and rocky surrounding. Few walking paths you can take if you enjoy a walk or hike. Great Skatepark with funky art work all round. Our Bondi Beach visit was a dream come true. Easy access to public transport with funky neat and clean bus stops as per pictures provided. Grab an ice-cream across the road while you wait on a hot day.
Madelein Duvenhage - 2 months ago
Beautiful beach. But you will find it crowded during the holiday season. The safeguard will warn your children to get in the water after around 06.30 pm (if I am not mistaken).
Siva Norman - a month ago
Beautiful park for sitting down and people watching, enjoying the ocean and eating some lunch or dinner from one of the many options nearby.
There’s a gated playground for little kids, the north end of Bondi is better for kiddies. There’s also a pool there. Pool at icebergs on the other end too, but you need to pay to enter that one.
There’s are new restrooms built that are near the surf club closer to the northern end, there’s an outdoor gym and many people walking their dogs up and down the path.
There’s vibe is friendly and eclectic with locals of all types and tourists making up the majority.
Parking is a major issue though. Never enough.
Stephanie Paps-Levy - 3 months ago
Beautiful beach. Surfers paradise. Windy and cold. Great walk along the beach and on the footpath. Bathrooms and washing areas available along the sides.
Fahim Khan - 3 months ago
First time to Bondi, and I can see why iconic. Actual surf and sheltered from wind due to hills. 1920s onwards era buildings, great foreshore park, eateries, and lots to do and experience.
Enjoyed visiting! Met Allir and Narkle of Port Adelaide Football Club over to unsuccessfully play against Sydney Swans.
Great '333' bus from CBD, every 6 mins or so. Love to visit again
David Bailey - 5 months ago
Directions
| Bus or Train and Bus Line | Nearest Station | Walking Time |
|---|---|---|
| Bus Only: 333, 380 or 389 | Bus from Circular Quay | 0 to 3 minutes |
| T4 & Bus: 333, 380, 381 or 382 | T4 to Bondi Junction and transfer. | 0 minutes |
How to get to Bondi Beach Park by Bus or Train and Bus
If you are coming from Circular Quay the bus only option is the best due to no transfers. Buses run about every 10 minutes or less during the day. If you are close to Central, Town Hall, Martin Place or Kings Cross station, the Train and Bus option will be your best bet.
By Bus Only: Board a 333 or 380 or 389 Bus on Alfred Street near the number 2 ferry wharf and enjoy the approximately 45 minute bus ride to Bondi Beach.
By Train and Bus: Take the T4 train to Bondi Junction and transfer to any of bus number 333, 380, 381 or 382 for the 15 minute ride to the beach.
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