Ocean Walk from Bondi to Coogee

Written by Jeff, Australia, October 2010

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Cultural Experience, Good for Kids, Good Views / Viewpoint, Holiday Activity, Must-Do Experience, Nature & Wildlife, Walking/Hiking, Beach, Cemetery, Monument - Modern, Park / Garden

Comment from Jeff

If you love clifftop walking with beautiful beaches and bays between, you'll love this walk. It kicks off at Bondi Beach near Icebergs (that's the big pool on the south end of the beach). From here you simply follow the coast past a multitude of wonderful sights all the way to Coogee beach. First up you have the views back over Bondi. From here you enjoy the wonderful natural sculptures of the cliff faces as you make your way to Tamarama passing Hunter Park on the way. Often call Glamarama due to the beautiful people that frequent this tiny beach you might even want to dip your toes into the clear tropical waters. Up over another headland and on to the azure waters of Bronte Beach. Check out the surfers and get ready for a bit of a hike ahead. Next up you will be travelling through an old graveyard with the worlds best views. I hope the spirits enjoy these as much as we do! We then have to hike a block or two without a view, but it's all worth it as we approach Clovelly. This teeny beach is very scenic. Once around the point we enter the fishing area of Gordons Bay. This is also a beautiful spot and don't forget to keep your eyes out to see as I spotted some whales from here. We're getting near the end soon - don't give up... We have a big headland to traverse - Dunningham Reserve. Not far now and you're at Coogee - be sure to reward yourself with a beer!

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Reply by Jeff, Australia, November 2010

This is an great walk for people of all fitness levels and is amazing when the sculptures by the sea is on. You can do the walk form Bondi to Coogee (or vice versa) and then have lunch and a swim. For fitness freaks you can walk back, however by that time I usually prefer a taxi or bus back to the car.

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