Bondi Beach Photography

The closest beach to Sydney and only 7 km away is Bondi Beach. Its become synonymous with Sydney’s beachside lifestyle. The folks of Bondi share this beach with more than 1.5 million visitors from around the world.

Even if you haven’t visited, chances are you’ve heard of Bondi, and once you see it, you’ll realise why it deserves a stellar reputation. The curved stretch of soft, white sand, the crashing waves and sandstone walls combine to create a magnificent seaside suburb. Bondi outlines Sydney’s laid-back beach lifestyle and has something for everyone.

The lifeguard tower looks out towards the Pacific Ocean, in the eastern suburb of Bondi Beach. Bondi surf life-saving club was the first in the world to form. This one is part of the Bondi landscape, is manned seven days a week, 365 days of the year and even has a TV show, Bondi Rescue.

Bondi Beach, Sydney’s world-renowned beach.

The sweeping white-sand crescent of Bondi is one of Australia’s most iconic views. Popular with locals and internationals for its consistent surf break and fashionable city location. You have to get up early to capture the icons portrait without its adoring fans around.

The crystal clear aqua green colour of the ocean can be non-other than Bondi Beach, NSW, Australia. The waves at Bondi are constant and considerable hence its international fame, with Sydney siders and international visitors alike.

You’ll quickly find the iconic Bondi Icebergs at the southern end of the beach. You can swim laps with the Iceberg club members, the name given to those bold enough to go swimming in winter, at the Bondi Baths.

The Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk is an impressive way to see most of the area. The picturesque 6km trail walk is carved into the sandstone cliffs and has uninterrupted ocean views. From May to November, it’s the ideal vantage point to spot whales during their annual migration.