Nothing says Sydney like the sun and sand. Famous for its beach culture and âlingoâ filled with speedos, surf lifesavers, ocean pools, bronzed Aussies⌠The temperature is pretty good too, most of the year⌠So whether looking to soak up some rays, a place for a picnic or to grab some fish and chips, a relaxing splash about, or catching wave or two, read on! Weâve got the ultimate guide to Sydneyâs beachesâŚ
Sydneysâs Best Beaches
The Famous Beach
Bondi Beach
Quite possible the most famous stretch of sand in the whole country. This place is popular with everyone; backpackers, locals, tourists, surfers, swimmers, cafe goersâŚ
For a more in-depth guide, check out Bondi Beach in our famous beaches section.
The non-beach
Bondi to Bronte Walk
A relatively easy 3.5km walk from famous Bondi to the smaller Bronte beach just south. Weave amongst the cliffs and rocky coastline, but donât forget to stop and takin the the views along the way! At the start of summer each year, you can catch the Sculpture by the Sea art exhibition along the way.
The Family beach
Coogee beach
With calmer waves and surrounded by cafes, Coogee great for a whole family day out. Possibilities of a picnic in the adjacent parklands, and the rock pools at the northern and southern ends of the beach give plenty of possibilities for activities for everyone.
The Dog Beach
Rose Bay beach
So much of sydney life revolves around the beach, so we wouldnât want our furry friends to miss out on the fun! Here your dog can strecth his legs and splash about in the shallow waters. Unlike other dog friendly beaches in Sydney, there are no set hours for having your dog off leash, so they can enjoy a swim any time of day.
The beach with a view
Milk Beach
There are many places you can take in the view of the Sydney Skyline from around the harbour and Milk beach is one of them. Milk beach is a hidden gem with a much calmer vibe.
The calm bay beach
Collins Beach
Although, situated not too far from Another of Sydneyâs more famous and popular beaches, Manly Beach, Collins Beach can feel like another world as you leave behind hustle and bustle of the crowds. Sheltered by Sydney harbour, its perfect for those looking for a lazy splash about in calmer waters. Its surrounded by bushland and away from the rough and tumble of the waves at beaches such as Bondi and Manly.
