Located in the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney is the
next major beach along the coast from Tamarama beach, Mackenzie Bay and Bondi Beach.
It is fast becoming another icon and travel attraction for tourists and
Sydneysiders also. It has it’s own Surf Life Saving Club, a saltwater pool
which was built in 1887 – at the southern end of the beach. There is also
alongside the saltwater baths the beach has it’s own natural swimming hole.
Bronte is very much a family orientated beach consisting of a promenade, a park
which has a waterfall in it and lovely norfolk pines, barbeque area and several cafes
which are really popular on the weekends.
Bondi
to Bronte walk – Starts unofficially at the top of Knotts Ave, near the Bondi
Icebergs and is a coastal walk all the way along to Bronte Beach. There are many
historical sites and breathtaking views along the way however weekends can be very, very
congested with both locals and tourists enjoying the sights while power walking, jogging,
running, or just soaking up the surroundings. I suggest you get up early if you are
planning a weekend walk especially on Sundays.
Lets Start at the Top
The Path is wide and easy to walk on but watch out for the dog poo
