In keeping with Bondi’s urban-chic vibe, not far from the Bondi Skatepark, along the promenade at Bondi Beach, you’ll find the Bondi Graffiti Wall, an expansive mural that extends along the beachfront, and has been there since the 1960s. Although Bondi is home to a great deal more street art, found among its many […]
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If you’ve ever wanted to make like Mary Poppins and the Banks kids, and go flying your kite up to the highest height, then each spring in Bondi you can! For one Sunday in September, Bondi’s skies are filled with kites of all shapes and sizes, flown by professional local and international kite flyers, as […]
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Its combination of beaches, parks and spectacular views make this walk unique. It started out as a state project during the 1930s, it now extends from Ben Buckler Point to the southern end of Waverley Cemetery (and on to Coogee; for information call Randwick Council). It includes Bondi, Tamarama and Bronte beaches and a medium […]
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Considered one of Sydney’s best skateparks, if not for its varied course that includes a variety of ramps, grinds and jumps, but for its unspoiled view of beautiful Bondi Beach, the Bondi Skatepark is a great source of pride for local skaters, as well as visiting skaters, who grind, ollie and kickflip the days away, […]
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Most Bondi locals and visitors have caught a wave at Bondi Beach before, but if you’re feeling in the mood for a different kind of cardio, then the Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk is just the ticket. The 6km stretch of coastal pathways and boardwalks wind their way from the southern end of Bondi Beach, […]
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Constructed in 1928, the Bondi Pavilion is a beach-front historical building listed by the Heritage Council and managed by Waverley Council. Known as the “Playground of the Pacific”, the Pavilion is considered to represent the Australian culture of beach bathing and outdoors living. Currently a cultural hub of Bondi, the Pavilion has a theatre, an […]
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Bondi is home to many world firsts, but it’s most renowned world first – being the only licensed winter swimming club – also happens to be its most iconic, as Icebergs regularly plays host to some of Australia’s – and, indeed, the world’s – rich and famous, including Aussie swimming champ, Geoff Huegill, Prince Phillip, […]
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