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Bondi Beach, located just 7 km from Sydney’s CBD, is an iconic stretch of golden sand framed by vibrant cafes and stunning coastal walks. Its rich history as Australia’s original surf culture hotspot is matched by a thriving arts and dining scene, attracting both locals and visitors year-round.
Visiting in early July, you'll find crisp winter air—averaging 9–17°C—perfect for invigorating walks along the Bondi to Coogee coastal trail. For a high-budget trip with friends, indulge in gourmet dining with ocean views, take surf lessons with private instructors, and relax at upscale spas or boutique hotels overlooking the Pacific. There’s always a buzz in Bondi, making it ideal for memorable group getaways.
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Travel StyleTravelling with friends
Dates04-11 July 2025
BudgetHigh budget
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Location
Eastern Suburbs, Sydney
Currency
Australian Dollar (AUD)
Religion
Christianity
Population
11,500
Language
English, Mandarin, Greek
Electricity
230V, 50Hz, Type I
Time zone
UTCAEST (UTC+10)
Country code
+61
Internet access
Widespread, high-speed broadband, affordable
Climate
Temperate, mild winters, warm summers
Getting to Bondi Beach is easy from Sydney’s city centre. Fly into Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport, then book a private transfer or limousine for a luxurious, convenient ride. Alternatively, premium car rental services are widely available if you want flexibility.
Public transport is reliable; take a train from Sydney CBD to Bondi Junction, then a quick taxi or luxury ride-share to the beach. You can also charter a private boat for a stylish harbour arrival. Weather in early July is mild, with occasional rain—pack accordingly and expect no major travel disruptions.
Bondi Beach enjoys a temperate coastal climate with warm summers and mild, cooler winters. Summers (December to February) are sunny and hot, perfect for swimming and outdoor fun, while winters (June to August) are mild, with average daytime highs around 16°C (61°F) and cooler evenings. Rain is spread throughout the year, but downpours are usually short-lived.
From July 04 to July 11, expect winter conditions—cool temperatures, occasional showers, and brisk sea breezes. It’s a great time for coastal walks, exploring Bondi’s vibrant cafés, and experiencing Sydney’s arts scene. Extreme weather is rare in July, though wind and a chilly evening are possible, so bring layers for outdoor adventures and nightlife activities.
Bondi Beach’s lively food scene features fresh seafood, modern Aussie cuisine, and creative cocktails. Popular dishes include avocado toast, barramundi, and prawns, while cafes serve top-notch flat whites. Local wines and craft beers are always flowing in seaside bars.
High-end favorites include Icebergs Dining Room & Bar—perfect for ocean views and Italian fare—plus North Bondi Fish and Sean’s Panorama for seasonal coastal menus. Sourdough pastries at Lox Stock & Barrel and vegan delights at Eden Bondi also impress. Trendy bars like Bucket List and Bondi Hardware offer beachy vibes for groups.
Tipping is appreciated but not required; 10% is generous. Many venues offer gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian options. Reservations and beachside tables are recommended, especially during summer’s busy months.

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For a high-budget trip with friends, Bondi Beach has upscale accommodation options like QT Bondi and Adina Apartment Hotel, both offering spacious apartments, modern amenities, and prime beachfront access. If you prefer a luxurious home rental, explore platforms like Airbnb and Stayz for contemporary apartments or beachfront houses with panoramic ocean views.
Bondi’s best areas to stay are directly on the beach or just a few blocks inland, offering easy access to cafés, nightlife, and the famous Bondi to Coogee coastal walk. July is winter in Sydney, so demand is moderate but it’s wise to book ahead for the best choices—especially for apartments with multiple bedrooms.
Begin your journey by immersing yourself in Bondi’s creative spirit and buzzing culture, soaking up its scenic coastal ambiance, and indulging in high-end culinary delights.
Kickstart your trip with a guided walk exploring Bondi’s vibrant street art scene and hidden laneways. Discover large colorful murals, hear local stories, and capture Instagram-worthy shots. Tip: Bring your camera and learn the histories behind Bondi’s most iconic art walls!
Indulge in a luxurious brunch at the famous Icebergs Dining Room & Bar. With sweeping ocean views and gourmet dishes, this is Bondi’s quintessential high-end culinary experience. Book a window table for the ultimate Instagram moment!
Soak up stunning coastal scenery with a relaxing stroll along the Bondi to Tamarama walk. Enjoy breathtaking seaside views, dramatic cliffs, and the fresh ocean breeze—the perfect way to connect with Bondi’s ambiance.

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