Sydney Suburbs – Bondi

Bondi may very well be known as home to the most famous beach in Australia, primarily among surfers and tourists.

But there’s much more to do in this vibrant, laid back suburb than enjoy the sun!

Bondi Attractions, Things To Do, Coastal Walks & Beaches, Sydney NSW

It goes without saying that the main attraction in Bondi is Bondi Beach. The country’s iconic beach offers wide-open spaces, with enough room for everyone to lay out a towel on the sand, bake in the sun, or people watch.

If you’re keen on learning how to surf, there’s no better place to do it than Bondi Beach. You don’t have to be a pro to appreciate the legendary surf breaks here – learning is part of the fun!

Bondi Icebergs is an iconic attraction here, too. The world-famous turquoise pool right by the sea invites you over for a lap or two, or just come for the photos. Prefer to stay dry? Head over to the bistro, with breathtaking views of the pool and a terrific menu of drinks and nibbles.

Do some shopping at the Bondi Markets, which open on the weekend. Located at the Bondi Beach Public School, the markets are buzzing with activity from merchants that sell an interesting array of goods; from fresh flowers to secondhand clothes and artisanal food, the Bondi Markets has something for everyone.

For a history and culture fix, head over to the Bondi Pavilion; a heritage-listed structure that houses a permanent art display, café, and theatre.

In summer, visitors are encouraged to participate in their well-loved outdoor cinema events, but also be on the lookout for other exciting happenings throughout the year.