Early on the 3rd day of our Trip to Sydney, Sara and I decided to go to the famed Bondi Beach. We took the 380 bus at Hyde Park, and within and hour or so, we had arrived. “Bondi” or “Boondi” is an Aboriginal word meaning water breaking over rocks or noise of water breaking over rocks, and just a few minutes there, you can understand why they named it such. Its a beautiful beach popular with surfers and holiday makers alike. Its is more for the young and playful rather than families with kids, as the waters are more suited for surfing and stuff, but worth a visit for sure.
We just sat there and lazed on the beach, watching the sky go by. There was plenty to see, as you might have noticed from the photo’s above. People playing football and futsie, surfers, tourist snapping shots. All sorts of stuff. We got hungry at around 12pm and where else would you eat in Bondi? Nicks!
The food was not to pricey for a beach and popular tourist place. I do recommend this to others, if only for my namesake. Overall, we loved Bondi! Perhaps because it was not in the summer that the beach was not over crowded. I hear you can’t really get a good patch of sand to call your own in the summer months. For allot more photos click here :- http://www.flickr.com/photos/nicktay/sets/72157604897062045/
On this day in History..
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- Babe2 gets new break pads... - 2007
- Where exactly did you learn how to drive? - 2007
- Happy Mothers Day! - 2008
- JJCM :- Little Korea, Solaris - 2009
- Terence and Cheryl Wedding - 2009
- Nathan Day 099 :- First night alone with Daddy - 2010
