Bondi Beach
4 savesRecommendation by Elaine Carag
What’s a visit to Sydney without going to Bondi Beach? Being a true blue tropical girl, I can’t stand cold water; thus, I’ve never tried actually swimming on this beach. (There’s also a lot of surfing, which I’m too chicken to try.) I do recommend, however, doing the Bondi Cliff Walk! It’s great exercise, and you can really explore the surrounding area even if you don’t swim. 🌊
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The only reason I shall brave Bondi Beach is Dr. Chris Brown of Bondi Vet as seen on NatGeo. 😍 Australia comes second for having the most number of unprovoked shark attacks in the world with 139 shark bites since 2007.
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