The sun was out so we caught a bus from Circular Quay to Coogee and started the fabled walk to Bondi.
Coogee (pronounced Coo G) Beach is a fairly small suburb with loads of cafes and drinking establishments, but as it was only 11am so we resisted a beer and wandered along the sandy beach. Coogee has a gentle surf and so is very popular with families and swimmers at weekends and during holidays. It was fairly quiet (but still busy for midweek!)
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| Coogee Beach |
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| Coogee & Coogee Beach |
From Coogee the path winds up a hill and through a Dunningham Reserve to Gordon's Bay and round the headland to Clovelly, a popular spot for snorkeling and swimming.
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| Gordons Bay |
From lovelly Clovelly, the path winds along the clifftops passed the Waverley Cemetery, where the residents have views to die for.
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| Waverley Cemetery |
Bronte is a small family beach with an ocean pool.
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| Bronte |
Tamarama Beach, also know as “Glamarama” attracts the beautiful crowd and surfers that can't be bothered with the crowds at Bondi. The surf is the only rough thing here.
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| Glamorama |
8kms from the start, Bondi came into view! The surf was up, the sun was up and we were happy! Then a few minutes later the clouds rolled in and the sun disappeared so it was time for food and wine. Damn!
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| Bondi - Exciting or what? |
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| Its a rock |
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| Bondi |
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| The most famous beach in the world? |
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| Flying Lifeguards! |
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