The waverley walk is amazing and very well worth while. I would stay at Bondi Hotel if you can. The cocktails are $14 about £7 and it is open mon-sat till 12 and till late. Closed early on a Sunday. Other bars are open but can be expensive as shots can be $30 each. The staff at bondi hotel are amazing and just across the road from the beach. The Pavillion restaurant breakfast from 930-11am is amazing. The bacon and eggs on toast are fab, as is the yogurt granola (incs liquorice and surprising great). Breakfast including, coffee 2 drinks, 1 granola bowl and 2 bacon eggs toast about £35. This is a contract to 2018 when would have been double even though the exchange rate is about the same 1.8 to pound in 2018 and 1.9 in Nov 23. We went to Coggee Bay in 2018 and that was fab too but prefer Bondi Beach as a little more going on and access to other places is great. Tip - get the 303 bus into Sydney for $20 from the shop. We had 4 trips into Sydney off peak and a trip on the ferry from Sydney to Darling Harbour and back. A bargain for £10. A must. the supermarkets are so much cheaper than 2018, a great surprise. However, if you smoke they are $65 for 25...yes £33. My one son smoked so a bit of a shock, but I agree keep them expensive to discourage smoking. Their local chemists are really cheap so no need to pack suncream (a bucket of factor 50 is £7.....to encourage you to use it, great idea), shampoo etc. Really loved Bondi Beach, so clean and beautiful.

Took the train and bus to Bondi - head for the beach at Bondi, when we visit Sydney. Beach, glistening ocean still draws the crowds, the life-saver statue is a reminder, though, of caution. The Bondi Pavilion has been updated and has undergone an amazing transformation. Not been to Sydney in a long time, we'll come again soon. (I have gait/walking challenges (stroke), wear a legbrace.)

We took a look at the beach and decided to go to the icebergs instead and then do the coastal walk. Well worth walking along to get to the free pools though rather than paying for the icebergs. The beach was too busy for us but the waves and surf looked good but it wasn’t as spectacular as we were made to believe.

The photo here is of Tamarama Beach not Bondi Beach. Bondi Beach is a kilometer long. I lived here a long time ago and it has not changed, it is brilliant! If you're in Sydney, you must make the effort to walk on the beach.

lovely beach though smaller than some pictures portray! Not too many places for such other than the Promede which is excellent and highly recommend. Though I'd been to Sydney 4-5 times previously had never gone since logistics to get there seemed complicated. They're not. Jump on a 333 bus and you're there in 30 minutes. Won't be disappointed!

We took a walk at Bondi Beach along the Coastal Walk on a Sunday morning. The weather was sunny and unseasonably warm for July. There were tons of people around the area just enjoying the beautiful views of the beach. The Coastal Walk was well paved and is very dog friendly but I would say that it is not an easy low key stroll since there were some sections where there are some stairs to climb. There was a section along the side of the path that was set up like a small dog park with a water fountain for dogs. After our walk, we took a stroll around the nearby shops and restaurants. It was such a pleasant day and I would go back to Bondi Beach if we ever visit Sydney again.

As part of a tour of Sydney, we stopped at Bondi Beach for 30 minute stop. Unfortunately, the day was a little chilly and very windy, so it was not very enjoyable as the wind was blowing sand in your face and eyes. Our tour guide assured us this was a very enjoyable beach on most other days with the weather is cooperative.

We spent about an hour on Bondi Beach just walking around and enjoying the views. Took the Sydney Hop On/Hop Off Bus and it was one of our stops on the blue line. Definitely worth the quick stop. Next time I'd bring swimsuit/towel and enjoy 1/2 day there including lunch and shopping.

Every trip to Sydney includes a stop in Bondi. I have never been particularly fond of this beach. While the beach and fine sand is nice, it usually is very crowded, not so much on this visit in July. I noticed more garbage on the ground than ever before. Bondi Beach is easy to get to by transit. I prefer the beaches to the north, particularly Palm Beach.

We had to go to Bondi at least once while we were in Sydney and it was worth it. The waves were amazing and we had a great time playing in them. They do get quite large so you need to pay attention and know what you are doing. We also walked the path south of the beach and the views are fantastic.