Bondi! A true backpacker's experience. I came here first on Australia Day with fellow backpackers and had a truly good time. The surf is great and there's always room on the beach for everyone. From Bronte Beach to Bondi: If you're up for a walk there's a 2.5km walk from Bronte Beach to Bondi. It follows a costal path and if you're the energetic type there's excersize like equipment set up along the way for you to try as well as smaller beaches which aren't as well known. I found many that were deserted which is always a plus if you want to get away from the crowds. When you first see Bondi it can nearly be mistaken for a British ...  Read the complete review

Bondi Beach is a beach in Australia, and it is very close to the centre of city. This beach is very beautiful, and as it is so close to the centre of the city (only about half an hour away by bus), I thought that, as so many people had recommended that I visit it, I would! I took the bus and found a nice place to stay, very close to the beach itself, which was great- the view out of the window was beautiful. There were also many places to eat along the beach, which meant that I never had to go very far for a meal. I am not a surfer but the beach is meant to be a good one for surfing. Personally, I enjoyed just walking along the coast. ...  Read the complete review

On a recent trip to OZ, i treated myself to a hotel room in Bondi for a few nights (even though i was backpacking). It turned out to be an excellent stay. I think most people imagine Bondi Beach to be full of celebrities and glamorous people, they would be mistaken. Its more like Blackpool on a sunny day. This place has it all, from quaint joke shops to huge fish market stalls. Filled with restaraunts and the smell of chips, Bondi is like home from home. The only thing that seperates this place from anywhere here is the surf. It is a mecca for the surfers among us and to be honest, i saw more dudes here than i did in Surfers Paradise. A great place to stay for a few ...  Read the complete review