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 Bondi Junction Interchange by SWFC_Fan If you are in Sydney, you'll quite possibly want to visit Bondi Beach at some point. I certainly wanted to see this legendary beach while I was in Sydney in April 2006. I asked the guy on reception at my hotel how best to get from Sydney to Bondi and he told me that the train would be far quicker than the bus. While a bus ride from central Sydney to Bondi would take up to an hour, the train journey would be a mere 15 minutes. However, the train only goes as far as Bondi Junction train station - from there, you will either have to walk 20-25 minutes down to the beach or catch a local bus. The weather was perfect, so I chose to walk. Trains leave from Platform 24 (Suburban Trains) at Sydney's Central Station and a 1 way ticket costs 2.80 AUD (correct at April 2006). You can purchase tickets from the counters at the station and you must then use this ticket to operate the turnstiles leading to the platform. If you are not staying close to Central Station, there are other points where you can catch the train to Bondi. The route is as follows: Sydney Central - Town Hall - Martin Place - Kings Cross - Edgecliff - Bondi Junction At the time of my visit, a bus replacement service covered the Edgecliff to Bondi Junction leg of the journey, but signs at the railway station indicated that this was only a temporary measure in force over the Easter weekend. Leave a Comment Theme: Train
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 Bondi Beach Car Park by imstress Wonder if you should drive to Bondi Beach? The is a ca park where u can deposit your car for a rate. Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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The easiest way to get to Bondi Beach is to catch a bus from the city (Circular quay, Elizabeth Street or Oxford Street). 380, 381 and L82 will take you here. You can also take the train to Bondi Junction and take one of the buses (380, 381 or L82) from Stand A at the train station. Leave a Comment
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Catch a train to Bondi Junction from Sydney Central or Town Hall and then get on a bus to Bondi Beach. Buses leave every 10 min. Leave a Comment Theme: Subway/Metro
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 Bondi Junction by imstress We took the train to Bondi Junction to get to Bondi Beach. Leave a Comment Theme: Subway/Metro
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Although I rode the busses here during my first visit, city busses seem to always be the last of a city's transit system I experience. This trip we took the 380 from Bondi Junction out to the beach and then when we were done with the beach decided to ride it to its end up in Watson's Bay. What a nice ride that is. Leave a Comment Theme: Bus
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 Looking at Bondi by saraheg77 It was a little too chilly for me to want to put on a swimsuit and get in the ocean, but we still wanted to go check out the beaches when we were in Sydney. Probably the most famous one is Bondi Beach. We went to the area and had lunch and then found the nice wide, paved walkway along the beach that connected all the beaches. It was a lovely walk. This photo is taken from a the highest point, looking back at Bondi beach. So, even if you don't feel like swimming in the ocean, be sure to take a trip to the beach and have a walk around! Leave a Comment
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 Bondi Icebergs Rock Pool by ATXtraveler So why would you build a great lap pool right next to the world's most known beach? So you can swim year round! The Bondi Icebergs club have been in existance since 1929, and most Iceberg members have a passion for swimming year round, which does not always mean a warm dip! As Sarah and I visited today in April, there were tons of people swimming laps, while the waves crash into the pool! It really is one of the icons of Bondi Beach, and a must see when you are visiting here! It is located on the southern most tip of Bondi, and if you want to join in the fun, take a dip for 4 dollars. Leave a Comment
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 Flying Gecko by swings September 12, 2004 was the date for this year's 26th Annual Festival of the Winds, and boy, was it windy! All sorts of kites were being flown this weekend, and there were also cultural events scheduled at the pavilion amphitheatre (back courtyard), kite workshops and displays, and lots of kids' activities. Leave a Comment Address: Bondi Pavilion Community Cultural CentrePhone: 02 8362 3400Directions: The Pavilion is on Queen Elizabeth Drive. Look for it down on the beach front, sort of toward the "left" side of the beach as you're looking at the ocean.Website: http://www.waverley.nsw.gov.au/info/pavilion/fotw/
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Get cheap flights to Bondi Beach. Airports in the area include Sydney Kingsford (SYD). Check flights to Bondi Beach when you want to visit these nearby places: Coogee, Randwick, Sydney, Taronga Park, Watsons Bay, Fort Denison, South Sydney Municipality, Maroubra, Mosman and North Sydney.
Destinations near Bondi Beach- Coogee Travel Guide, 2.78 km / 1.73 miles
- Randwick Travel Guide, 3.61 km / 2.24 miles
- Sydney Travel Guide, 4.70 km / 2.92 miles
- Taronga Park Travel Guide, 4.87 km / 3.03 miles
- Watsons Bay Travel Guide, 4.87 km / 3.03 miles
- Fort Denison Travel Guide, 5.55 km / 3.45 miles
- South Sydney Municipality Travel Guide, 6.21 km / 3.86 miles
- Maroubra Travel Guide, 7.18 km / 4.46 miles
- Mosman Travel Guide, 7.74 km / 4.81 miles
- North Sydney Travel Guide, 7.89 km / 4.90 miles
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