Bondi Beach is located seven kilometers east of the center of Sydney. It’s famous for great sandy beach and surf. And it’s also one of the best beaches in the world as a sample of sunshine lifestyle.

Traffic Of Bondi Beach:
You’d better not visit Bondi Beach by drive because the parking can be a big problem at the beach. You can go there by bus easily.

There are many ways to take a bus to Bondi Beach:

I got to Bondi Junction bus station by metro from Town Hall first, Then change into a bus for a 15 minute ride to the beach.

The buses from Bondi Junction to Bondi Beach run every 10 minute. Services are less frequent after about 7:30 pm at night, with buses every 15 minutes until midnight, and a bus runs every hour all night. On Friday and Saturday nights there are buses every half hour all night.

You can laso take the bus start from Circular Quay, The starting point is in Alfred Street, close to ferry wharf number 2 (opposite Customs House and the AMP buildings).

All bus numbered 380 or 382 or 333 will go to Bondi Beach. Buses go along Elizabeth Street next to Hyde Park, turning at Liverpool street, up to Taylor Square, thence to Paddington and Bondi Junction via Oxford Street.the full ride to Bondi Beach takes 45 minutes.

Highlight:
At the northern headland you can also see one of Sydney’s Aboriginal sites. You can tale a coastal walk at the southern headland .It takes you past a number of smaller coves, the walk is a little strenuous in parts but the view is fantastic.

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