Sydney Guidebook
Sightseeing
The Bondi to Bronte coastal walk is a magical 2.5km trail, which travels along some of Australia’s most beautiful coastline. The walk takes roughly 1 hour, or longer depending on stops, and goes past Bondi, Mackenzies Bay, Tamarama, Bronte, and continues south to Coogee.
Public transport to Bondi beach is recommended, as parking is very limited, especially during the Summer. Walk-goers can take the 333 bus from Oxford St to Campbell Pde, Bondi Beach, or take a 440 bus to Bondi Junction Interchange, followed by the 333 bus to Campbell Pde, Bondi Beach. It takes roughly 40 minutes on public transport to get from Paddington to Bondi Beach.
If you choose to start the walk in Bronte and walk north to Bondi, you can catch a 333 or a 352 bus to Bondi Junction Interchange, and then take a 379 or 360 bus to Bronte Beach.
One can purchase an Opal Card, the transportation cards which allow passengers to pay for Public transpiration use. Tap your card when you enter a bus, train station, or wharf, and again when you get off.
If you choose to drive to Bondi from Paddington, it takes roughly 10–15 minutes, depending on traffic. There are car parks on Campbell Pde, the road parallel to Bondi Beach, or you can park in backstreets. Once again parking at Bondi Beach can be very difficult, so taking public transport is recommended.
If you choose to drive to Bronte from Paddington, it takes roughly 11 minutes, and you can park in the parking spaces along Bronte Rd, or in back streets.
There are many great fish and chip shops in both Bondi and Bronte. Some options in Bondi include, Bondi Surf Seafoods, 128 Campbell Parade, Bondi Beach NSW 2026, and Speedo’s Cafe, 126 Ramsgate Ave, North Bondi NSW 2026. In Bronte, Bronte Fish, Chips & Burgers, 489 Bronte Rd, Bronte NSW 2024, is an excellent option.
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Ukuphila kwasekhohlo Bondi ku-Bronte Coastal Walk
1 Notts AveThe Bondi to Bronte coastal walk is a magical 2.5km trail, which travels along some of Australia’s most beautiful coastline. The walk takes roughly 1 hour, or longer depending on stops, and goes past Bondi, Mackenzies Bay, Tamarama, Bronte, and continues south to Coogee.
Public transport to Bondi beach is recommended, as parking is very limited, especially during the Summer. Walk-goers can take the 333 bus from Oxford St to Campbell Pde, Bondi Beach, or take a 440 bus to Bondi Junction Interchange, followed by the 333 bus to Campbell Pde, Bondi Beach. It takes roughly 40 minutes on public transport to get from Paddington to Bondi Beach.
If you choose to start the walk in Bronte and walk north to Bondi, you can catch a 333 or a 352 bus to Bondi Junction Interchange, and then take a 379 or 360 bus to Bronte Beach.
One can purchase an Opal Card, the transportation cards which allow passengers to pay for Public transpiration use. Tap your card when you enter a bus, train station, or wharf, and again when you get off.
If you choose to drive to Bondi from Paddington, it takes roughly 10–15 minutes, depending on traffic. There are car parks on Campbell Pde, the road parallel to Bondi Beach, or you can park in backstreets. Once again parking at Bondi Beach can be very difficult, so taking public transport is recommended.
If you choose to drive to Bronte from Paddington, it takes roughly 11 minutes, and you can park in the parking spaces along Bronte Rd, or in back streets.
There are many great fish and chip shops in both Bondi and Bronte. Some options in Bondi include, Bondi Surf Seafoods, 128 Campbell Parade, Bondi Beach NSW 2026, and Speedo’s Cafe, 126 Ramsgate Ave, North Bondi NSW 2026. In Bronte, Bronte Fish, Chips & Burgers, 489 Bronte Rd, Bronte NSW 2024, is an excellent option.
Bondi Beach is Australia’s most famous beach. Surrounded by cute cafés and restaurants, Bondi Beach is a great place to relax, enjoy the water and great food.
When swimming at Bondi Beach swim between the red and yellow flags. The red and yellow flags mark safe areas to swim, and are placed by lifeguards. Lifeguards patrol Bondi Beach between 6am and 7pm.
Public transport to Bondi beach is recommended, as parking is very limited, especially during the Summer. Walk-goers can take the 333 bus from Oxford St to Campbell Pde, Bondi Beach, or take a 440 bus to Bondi Junction Interchange, followed by the 333 bus to Campbell Pde, Bondi Beach. It takes roughly 40 minutes on public transport to get from Paddington to Bondi Beach.
One can purchase an Opal Card, the transportation cards which allow passengers to pay for Public transpiration use. Tap your card when you enter a bus, train station, or wharf, and again when you get off.
If you choose to drive to Bondi from Paddington, it takes roughly 10–15 minutes, depending on traffic. There are car parks on Campbell Pde, the road parallel to Bondi Beach, or you can park in backstreets. Once again parking at Bondi Beach can be very difficult, so taking public transport is recommended.
There are many great fish and chip shops in Bondi, including Bondi Surf Seafoods, 128 Campbell Parade, Bondi Beach NSW 2026, and Speedo’s Cafe, 126 Ramsgate Ave, North Bondi NSW 2026.
Walking along Campbell Parade you will come across Shuk, a cute Israeli cafe; Anitas, an ice cream store; Macelleria, a restaurant where one can enjoy a wonderful steak.
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Bondi Beach
Bondi Beach is Australia’s most famous beach. Surrounded by cute cafés and restaurants, Bondi Beach is a great place to relax, enjoy the water and great food.
When swimming at Bondi Beach swim between the red and yellow flags. The red and yellow flags mark safe areas to swim, and are placed by lifeguards. Lifeguards patrol Bondi Beach between 6am and 7pm.
Public transport to Bondi beach is recommended, as parking is very limited, especially during the Summer. Walk-goers can take the 333 bus from Oxford St to Campbell Pde, Bondi Beach, or take a 440 bus to Bondi Junction Interchange, followed by the 333 bus to Campbell Pde, Bondi Beach. It takes roughly 40 minutes on public transport to get from Paddington to Bondi Beach.
One can purchase an Opal Card, the transportation cards which allow passengers to pay for Public transpiration use. Tap your card when you enter a bus, train station, or wharf, and again when you get off.
If you choose to drive to Bondi from Paddington, it takes roughly 10–15 minutes, depending on traffic. There are car parks on Campbell Pde, the road parallel to Bondi Beach, or you can park in backstreets. Once again parking at Bondi Beach can be very difficult, so taking public transport is recommended.
There are many great fish and chip shops in Bondi, including Bondi Surf Seafoods, 128 Campbell Parade, Bondi Beach NSW 2026, and Speedo’s Cafe, 126 Ramsgate Ave, North Bondi NSW 2026.
Walking along Campbell Parade you will come across Shuk, a cute Israeli cafe; Anitas, an ice cream store; Macelleria, a restaurant where one can enjoy a wonderful steak.
Bars
The Wine Library is a warm and inviting wine bar, where you can enjoy a wide selection of fine wines, and a limited food menu. The Wine Library is located on Oxford St, and is just a 5 minute walk from The Studio. Dishes range from $8 to $50.
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The Wine Library
18 Oxford StThe Wine Library is a warm and inviting wine bar, where you can enjoy a wide selection of fine wines, and a limited food menu. The Wine Library is located on Oxford St, and is just a 5 minute walk from The Studio. Dishes range from $8 to $50.
Food scene
Barbetta is a trendy Italian cafe during the day, and restaurant at night. Located on Elizabeth St, Paddington, Barbetta is a local favourite. Their Shakerato is a must-try.
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Barbetta
2 Elizabeth StBarbetta is a trendy Italian cafe during the day, and restaurant at night. Located on Elizabeth St, Paddington, Barbetta is a local favourite. Their Shakerato is a must-try.
Love Supreme is a warm and inviting restaurant which offers delicious, gourmet, wood fired pizzas and a variety of other dishes. The staff are lovely, and the service impeccable. Pizzas range from $13 to $25.
Love Supreme is a short 10 minute walk from the Studio. Bookings can be made for parties of 4-25 people, and can be made on the Love Supreme website, https://lovesupreme.com.au/delivery-menu/.
For parties with less than 4 people, you can get a table at the door, however, the restaurant often fills up quickly.
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Love Supreme
180 Oxford StLove Supreme is a warm and inviting restaurant which offers delicious, gourmet, wood fired pizzas and a variety of other dishes. The staff are lovely, and the service impeccable. Pizzas range from $13 to $25.
Love Supreme is a short 10 minute walk from the Studio. Bookings can be made for parties of 4-25 people, and can be made on the Love Supreme website, https://lovesupreme.com.au/delivery-menu/.
For parties with less than 4 people, you can get a table at the door, however, the restaurant often fills up quickly.