Australian Travel Guide - Sydney Beaches

...enjoy some fun in the sun!
Sydney is famous for its excellent surfing beaches. There are also some popular beaches along the harbour foreshores that don't have any surf including Redleaf, Nielsen Park, Parsley Bay and Camp Cove. There are some less accessible nudist beaches such as Lady Jane and Obelisk. Most of Sydney's 37 beaches are situated within 30 minutes of the city's CBD by public transport. So while you are visiting Sydney make sure you check out at least one of the beaches .... you'll enjoy yourself.

Surf Beaches
Enjoy a day surfing on some of Sydney's best beaches.

Bondi Beach
www.gobondi.com Bondi is more than just the beach, there are many excellent cafes, seafood restaurants and bars & clubs on the seafront and all the way back to Bondi Junction.

Sculpture By The Sea
www.sculpturebythesea.com Now in its ninth year, Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi is Australia 's largest annual outdoor free to the public exhibition of contemporary sculpture. Staged along Sydney's spectacular Bondi to Tamarama coastal walk, the exhibition attracts over 400,000 visitors and exhibits over 100 works by artists from Australia and overseas.

Manly Beack
www.manlyweb.com.au Manly has two sides - the harbour side and the fabulous beach. The best way to get to Manly is on the ferry from Circular Quay by the Opera House. The Corso links the harbour to the seaside, which is home to beach volleyball, surf competitions, the international jazz festival, the food and wine festival and loads more.

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