New South Wales
Bondi is Australia's most famous beach — a compact, east-facing crescent in Sydney's east that delivers punchy beach break peaks from persistent S to SE swells. The southern end near the rock wall produces the most powerful, hollow waves. Crowds are relentless year-round, but the vibe and infrastructure make it a landmark surf experience.
Swell
E to SE
1–1.8m
Wind
W (offshore)
Tide
Low to mid
Best Season
March to October
Parking is extremely limited — public transport strongly recommended. Lifeguard-patrolled with full facilities.
Heavy crowds, strong rips especially at south end, rock shelves near both ends
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