Bondi Beach Surf Report
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Good conditions. waist to chest high waves (2.6ft), glassy conditions, incoming tide. Solid surf for intermediate and above.
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Bondi Beach Surf Guide
Bondi Beach is arguably the most famous beach in the Southern Hemisphere — a kilometre-long crescent of golden sand in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs. For surfers, Bondi is an accessible, fun beach break with consistent swell and a welcoming surf culture that reflects Sydney's relaxed attitude to ocean life.
Autumn is Bondi's secret season. From March through June, trailing lows from the Tasman Sea generate clean SE swells that hit Bondi with surprising punch, and crowds thin from the summer tourist peak making waves more achievable and lineups less chaotic. Water temperatures range from 17°C in August to 24°C in February — a springsuit suffices for most of the year, with a light full suit needed only in the cooler months.
The beach is patrolled by Bondi's famous Surf Life Saving Club — always surf between the red and yellow flags if you're a beginner or unfamiliar with the rips. The north end of the beach near the rocks tends to pick up more swell and is favoured by more experienced local surfers.