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 Map and Directions
How do I to get to Bondi
Beach
Choose from the many
options listed below
including bus routes and
Local Train information...
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When traveling to Bondi
Beach from the Sydney City,
its best to leave your car
behind if you can as parking
can be an issue at the
beach. Warning -
parking meters are in all
main streets close to the
beach.
Public Bus services run to
the beach at 10 minute
intervals and even better
all day buses from Bondi
Junction. Services decline
after 7.30pm and are less
frequent, with buses every
15 minutes until midnight
and, as a last resort, a bus
runs every hour all night.
On Friday and Saturday
nights there are buses every
half hour during the night.
The railway station at Bondi
Junction is approximately 2
kilometres from the beach.
The train service is
scheduled to run every 10
minutes on weekdays, and
every 15 minutes at
weekends. All buses from the
beach to the city go via the
railway station at Bondi
Junction.
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Bus:
Buses departing from
the city start from
Circular Quay approx
journey to Bondi
Beach - 45 minutes.
The location is in
Alfred Street, next
to ferry wharf
number 2.
The bus can be
numbered 380 or 382
or 333 with the
destination showing
North Bondi, Dover
Heights, Watsons Bay
or Bondi Beach.
Buses go along
Elizabeth Street to
Hyde Park, via
Liverpool street,
to Taylor Square,
and then to
Paddington and Bondi
Junction via Oxford
Street.
The 389 bus starts
from Circular Quay
at the same bus
terminal, and
reaches North Bondi
via the back streets
of Paddington. It
will not travel the
waterfront at Bondi
Beach, instead it
travels along
Glenayr Avenue, two
blocks back from the
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Train:
The Railway stations
as you pass are
Central, Town Hall,
Martin Place, Kings
Cross, Edgecliff and
Bondi Junction. The
journey takes 10
minutes from Town
Hall to Bondi
Junction. Then board
a bus with the
following number -
380, 381, 382 or 333
bus - approximately
15 minute journey to
Bondi Beach.
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Bus:
Travel on any bus
marked 380 or 333
insuring it is
marked Circular Quay
and not Bondi
Junction. The
journey to Circular
Quay - 45 minutes.
All 381 and most 382
buses terminate at
Bondi Junction.
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Train:
Travel on any bus
marked -Bondi
Junction or Circular
Quay, and change to
join the train at
the Bondi Junction
interchange.
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All
single-ride fares
will be collected by
the bus driver, but
you will soon
notice, locals have
pre-paid tickets.
These can be
purchased at most
newsagents. The
drivers do not sell
multi-trip tickets
except the all day
pensioner special
costing $2.50.
Bus fares are
calculated according
to the number of
sections you travel.
It's not a single
price system,
from Bondi Beach
it's $1.70 to Bondi
Junction (up to 2
sections), $2.80 for
Paddington and
Darlinghurst (up to
5 Sections) and
$3.70 to Circular
Quay. Ask the driver
or read the
leaflets.
The TravelTen ticket
gives 10 bus rides
for the price of 8 -
for Bondi to the
City you need the
Red one costing
$29.60. Bondi Beach
to Bondi Junction
you need the Blue
one costing $13.60.
There is also a
brown TravelTen
costing $22.40 for
travel up to five
sections. There is a
Bus Tripper ticket
giving unlimited
rides for one day
for $11.30 but these
tickets do not cover
train fares.
A weekly ticket
called a "Red
Travelpass" gives
unlimited journeys
on buses, trains and
some ferries
including
Taronga Park Zoo and
covering Bondi to
the City for $33.00.
Recommended.
Hint:
If you
are planning a ferry
trip to Manly during
the week, buy the
Green Travel Pass
instead for $41.00,
as the return ferry
ticket alone costs
$12.40 and is not
covered by a Red
Travelpass. There is
also a Day Tripper
ticket covering
unlimited bus, rail
and ferries for one
day for $15.40 -
this is ideal if you
suddenly decide on a
ferry ride to Manly.
There are premium
tickets for
tourists. These
cover extras such as
trains to the Blue
Mountains and the
tourist buses Bondi
Explorer and Sydney
Explorer. For
example, the three
day SydneyPass costs
$110 for an Adult
but it covers
everything.
For enquiries ring
131500.
Bondi
Explorer -
The Bondi Explorer will take
you along a picturesque path through Sydney’s affluent Eastern
suburbs, out to Watson’s Bay and on to cosmopolitan Bondi Beach.
The 19 stop route will also journey
through Sydney Harbours beautiful bays and Tamarama, Bronte and
Coogee Beaches. Stay aboard and enjoy the commentary or get on
and off anywhere you choose along the 30km circuit.
The Bondi Explorer departs everyday from Circular Quay
approximately every 30 minutes from early morning to late
afternoon. It’s the perfect way to take in some of Australia’s
most famous coastline all year round, rain or shine.
There’s no need to book, just jump onboard and buy your ticket
from the driver.
Bondi Explorer Costs
- Bondi Explorer tickets are valid
for one day unlimited use.
Your Bondi Explorer ticket also allows
you free travel on all regular Sydney Buses within the Bondi
Explorer circular route up to midnight on the same day.
Bondi Explorer will take you from Circular Quay to
Bondi Beach, more of tour style bus, taking you around the Eastern
suburbs including Bondi, Coogee, Bronte, Tamarama down to Watsons Bay
and back.
Make the most of your visit to Sydney
with a value-packed, all inclusive sightseeing package that
combines the best of Sydney’s harbour, city, bay and beach
highlights.
See it All with a Sydney Pass -
Sydney
Pass 3, 5 and 7 day tickets include unlimited travel on the
Sydney and Bondi Explorer buses, Airport Link train transfers,
Harbour sights cruises and heaps more!
Take a dip at Bondi Beach, browse
around Darling Harbour, sample the famous seafood at Watsons Bay
or feast your eyes on the city from a harbour cruise.
Sydney Pass - What's
Included?
Return travel on Airport
Link trains is between International or Domestic terminals and
Central, Museum, St. James, Circular Quay, Wynyard, Town Hall,
Martin Place or Kings Cross stations.
The Airport Link train trip from the airport to the city can be
taken prior to starting your actual 3, 5 or 7 days, and the
return trip to the airport is valid for 2 months from the first
day your SydneyPass was used, provided you exit at a train
station listed above.
Sydney Ferries travel includes Manly JetCats and Parramatta
RiverCats.
Travel on Moore Park Special Event buses is included.
For more details on attraction discounts, see the Sydney
Explorer & Bondi Explorer brochures.
The Bondi Explorer & Harbour sights Cruises are wheelchair
accessible.
Public Transport
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Going by bus from the Sydney city, Central or from Bondi Junction to get to Bondi Beach, catch either a 380, L82 (express-limited stops) which takes you along Campbell Parade.
Fares are
around generally $3.60 one way from city centre and $1.60 from Bondi Junction.
Trains from Central
Station or Town Hall will take you to Bondi Junction - "Blue Line".
Regular services and they connect easily to bus services.
Shuttle bus's from the Sydney Airport, the cost will be approx
$10.00 to get you directly to Bondi Beach via Coogee and Bronte
Beaches
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Weekdays, trains leave Bondi
Junction every ten
minutes on the hour
then 10, 20, 30 etc.
These times apply
until 10:10 pm at
night when a later
trains run every 15
minutes. Returning
to Bondi, trains
from the City to
Bondi Junction pass
through Town Hall
Station on the 4
minutes past the
hour then 14, 24, 34
etc on weekdays.
The Sydney train
system finishes
around midnight.
At weekends, the
trains run every 15
minutes on 10, 25,
40 and 55 minutes
past the hour from
Bondi Junction to
the city. With this
infrequent service,
it's much more
sensible to stay on
the bus at weekends.
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Apart
from the 380, lots
of other bus
services wind their
way through the back
streets.
The 389 bus.
This is a great
alternative to the
380. Catch the bus
at Circular Quay or
in Elizabeth Street
just north of Park
Street. The 389 bus
runs every 10
minutes all day (20
minutes on Sundays
and 30 min after 8pm
daily) and goes
through the historic
back streets of
Paddington,
following the route
of an old tram
service. You will
pass a whole street
of coffee shops in
East Sydney, past
the gates of the
Darlinghurst Gaol,
through streets
lined with terrace
houses, thence on to
Bondi Junction. The
389 travels along
Glenayr Avenue at
Bondi Beach which is
a long block but a
level walk to the
beach. Ask the
driver to put you
off at Hall Street
or Curlewis Street.
If you are lost,
just stay on the bus
as it terminates
alongside the 380 at
North Bondi.
The 400 Bus.
The 400 goes to the
University of NSW, The
Prince of Wales
Hospital, Eastgardens and the
Airport. This
bus runs every five
minutes on weekdays
and every 10 minutes
on weekends. Service
are less frequent
after 7pm and finish
around 11pm.
Catch the 400 bus in
Bondi Junction
inside the bus
interchange, or
outside the Tea
Gardens Hotel. Many
passengers are
students and staff
going to the
University of NSW;
you can also get to
the Randwick Ritz
Cinemas (after a
short walk, or go
direct on buses
314-316-317) which
are located at a
suburb known as The
Spot. This is a
small shopping
centre with the
famed Ritz Cinema
and a lot of relaxed
restaurants.
Originally on the
tram route to
Coogee.
Every 20 minutes a
400 bus continues on
to the Domestic and
International
airport terminals.
For shopping
and
movie buffs, the 400
takes you directly
to the Eastgardens
Shopping Centre and
Cinema Complex.
The 378 bus.
This goes to Bronte
via Bondi Junction,
and not to Bondi
Beach. However the
terminus is right at
Bronte near the
water. There is a
pleasant beach and
park at Bronte, lots
of coffee shops and
a great cliff-top
walk back to Bondi.
The walk takes
between 40 minutes
and an hour and is
highly recommended.
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