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SYDNEY BEACHES
Bronte Beach looking south. Picture: © Sydney.com.au
Bronte Beach
Bronte Beach is a smaller, southern ocean beach 3.5 kilometres south of Bondi.
Being an ocean beach it is most popular with surfers due to favourable conditions (and regularly good-sized waves) for surfing.
The rock pool at the southern end is much in demand when conditions are too rough for swimming.
An ocean swimming event is held every December between Bondi Beach and Bronte. The swim can be be viewed by following the Bondi to Bronte walking path.
Walking towards the rock swimming pool at the southern end of the beach. Picture: © Sydney.com.au
Looking north from the southern end of the beach. Picture: © Sydney.com.au
Bronte's rock swimming pool looks inviting. Picture: © Sydney.com.au
A walking path beyond the rock pool offers scenic views.
Picture: © Sydney.com.au
A big swell sends waves crashing on the swimming pool, which is an access point for surfers. Picture: © Sydney.com.au
A surfer waits for waves to drop off before launching himself from the rocks into the sea. Picture: © Sydney.com.au
A rocky cliff ledge makes a great place to sit and take in the views. Picture: © Sydney.com.au
