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Bondi is well known for its great sandy
beach, as well as its surf. It is a modern and trendy coastal
resort, which is very popular. Bondi has a number of cafes
and restaurants which look out over the beach and makes
a great place to stay and visit.
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The beach is backed by attractive parkland,
where you can relax, play games or take a walk. It is also
a popular place amongst rollerbladers, skaters and cyclists.
There is a fantastic promenade backing the beach, which
continues along the coast, around the headland.
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Heading towards the northern headland you can also
see one of Sydney's Aboriginal sites. Within the golf course there
are some great Aboriginal rock engravings, giving you an excuse
to have a break from the game.
At the southern headland there is a fabulous
coastal walk which takes you past a number of smaller coves
until you reach Coogee,
which is well worth it. The views are fantastic and although
the walk is a little strenuous in parts, it is also relaxing
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Campbell Parade is the ocean road where
the majority of the cafes and shops can be found. There
is also a lively and busy atmosphere along here, whatever
time of day. There is also a market to the North of Campbell
Parade, where you can pick up some great bargains.
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Bondi attracts a wide range of people from its
old Jewish and Italian communities to travellers as well as Aussie
surfers. You can learn to surf on Bondi, which is a must. If you
already know a few moves but don't have your own board, then you
can hire both surf boards and boogie boards from the small hire
shop on the beach. They also offer lockers so you can keep your
valuable safe when swimming.
Bondi Beach can be reached from the centre of
Sydney on bus numbers
380, 333 (prepay only), 382 and 389 (you must change buses at Bondi Junction). You
can also get the train to Bondi Junction, and then either walk
or catch a bus onto Bondi Beach.
Once in Bondi there is a range of accommodation including hostels,
hotels and bed and breakfasts for you to choose from.
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