
Holiday homes & houses in Bondi
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Beachside Living and Ocean Pools Amenities
A holiday home in Bondi offers a quintessentially Australian beach experience in Sydney's most famous coastal suburb. Properties are typically modern apartments or renovated two-story houses, often featuring balconies or decks with spectacular ocean views. The lodging is focused intensely on coastal leisure, surfing, and the suburb's vibrant cafe culture, providing direct access to the beach and the iconic Bondi Icebergs swimming club.
The unique character of a holiday home in Bondi is its blend of high-energy coastal lifestyle and city proximity. Many holiday homes for rent in Bondi provide amenities that cater to beach-goers and urban explorers. Typical features provided for guests in these properties often include:
- A full, modern kitchen and spacious dining area for self-catering
- Access to a private balcony or rooftop terrace with views of the ocean or beach
- Complimentary use of beach towels and small recreational gear
- Private bathrooms in all units, often featuring clean, modern designs
- High-speed Wi-Fi access, essential for coordinating city trips and checking surf reports
- Secure parking (a significant amenity in this crowded suburb)
- Proximity to the Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk
Who should book a Holiday Home in Bondi?
Travelers and activities
Bondi appeals strongly to surfers, sun worshipers, and urban travelers who want a vibrant, iconic beach experience near a major city. It is highly suitable for groups looking for a stylish base near the beach and travelers interested in coastal walks. Visitors can spend time surfing the famous waves, swimming in the Bondi Baths (ocean pool), or walking the Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk. The holiday accommodation in Bondi offers a comfortable, accessible base for coastal and city exploration. The peak season is summer (December to February) and the December holidays, when temperatures average 26°C and holiday home rates typically range from $400 to $900 AUD per night. The shoulder seasons offer lower rates, usually from $250 to $550 AUD, with strong availability.
Top 5 must-visit attractions in Bondi
Travel recommendations
Explore the essential sites that define Bondi's unique status as a global beach icon, blending its famous ocean pool, coastal paths, and surf culture.
- Bondi Beach
- Bondi Icebergs Club and Pool
- Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk
- Bondi Markets
- Tamarama and Bronte Beaches
Bondi Beach
Sydney's most famous beach, known globally for its surfing, golden sand, and vibrant coastal culture, patrolled by the famous Bondi lifeguards.
Bondi Icebergs Club and Pool
An iconic winter swimming club and a public ocean pool that is instantly recognizable, offering a unique spot for swimming laps with a spectacular view.
Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk
A stunning 6 km coastal path carved into the sandstone cliffs, connecting Bondi Beach to Tamarama, Bronte, and Coogee Beaches, famous for its scenery.
Bondi Markets
A weekly market held on Sundays in the school grounds, featuring local artisan goods, clothing, and vintage items.
Tamarama and Bronte Beaches
Two smaller, picturesque beaches south of Bondi, known for their protected bays and family-friendly swimming areas.
Bondi Beach is home to one of the world's oldest surf life saving clubs, founded in 1907, and is globally famous due to the TV show "Bondi Rescue".
Where to dine in Bondi
Restaurant recommendations
Bondi's dining is sophisticated and casual, driven by a focus on healthy, organic food, fresh seafood, and beachfront cafes. These three establishments are highly rated by diners:
- Icebergs Dining Room and Bar (4.7/5 stars) - A stylish, high-end restaurant overlooking the Bondi Baths, known for its modern Italian-Australian menu and dramatic ocean views.
- Speedos Cafe (4.5/5 stars) - A popular cafe known for its highly photogenic and creative breakfast dishes, often cited as one of the most 'Instagrammable' cafes in the world.
- A Fish Shop (4.6/5 stars) - A casual, high-quality seafood shop known for its fresh fish and chips and locally sourced seafood.
Essential Bondi travel tips
Good to know information
Bondi observes Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST). The area is easily accessed by public bus from Bondi Junction train station. Tipping is not mandatory in Australia. For visitors focused on water, confirming a holiday home in Bondi with a private pool is a highly desired amenity due to the busy beach. Guests should be aware of the strong sun and always swim between the red and yellow flags on the beach. Many local large holiday homes in Bondi are situated near the coastal walk, offering convenient access to local shops and services.


