About Bondi Beach
Bondi Beach is a city beach in the eastern suburbs of Sydney, Australia, within easy reach of the centre by bus, or by train to Bondi Junction and a short ride from there. The sand runs in a long curve between two rocky headlands, and waves break along the whole length of it, so surfers spread out rather than gathering at one place. The southern end, near the Bondi Icebergs swimming pool, is generally said to hold the better shaped waves, while the northern end is usually calmer and is where most lessons take place. Because the beach faces south-east, it picks up swell through much of the year, and the surf is commonly described as small to moderate rather than large. Bondi is also known for its coastal walk to Coogee, its surf lifesaving clubs and its crowds, and it is one of the most visited beaches in Australia.
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