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If you had planned on coming to Sydney and staying in Bondi Beach here's a few quick facts you should know:
  • All our units are in Surry Hills, only 1km (0.6 Mi) to the city; Bondi Beach is over 7km away but it is still easy to get there from the city - around 20 minutes by bus or taxi
  • Surry Hills is first suburb east of the Sydney city centre
  • Surry Hills has trains and buses that take you all over Sydney
  • Surry Hills has some of Sydney's best shopping, and has 4 supermarkets, 7 banks, 2 Post Offices, and all of Oxford Street's clubs, pubs, cafes, restaurants and many internet cafes
To get the best comparison of how close Surry Hills is to where you want to be, go to http://www.whereis.com.au and type in (suburb or town) Surry Hills, (state) New South Wales then click on Get Map. Then go back and put in (suburb) Bondi Beach and Get Map. You'll see how far out of the city you are, and how far away from everything else.

Sydney vacation rentals available in the inner city suburb of Surry Hills only 20 minutes to Bondi:

ShortStays.net information about Bondi :

Bondi Beach, Australia’s most famous beach, is located in the suburb of Bondi, in the Municipality of Waverley, seven kilometres from the centre of Sydney. Bondi is believed to be an Aboriginal word meaning the sound of breaking waves. There are Aboriginal Rock carvings on the northern end of the beach at Ben Buckler and south of Bondi Beach near McKenzies Beach on the coastal walk.

  • Bondi Beach is approximately one kilometre long. The width of Bondi Beach averages 50m at the north end, widening out to 100m at the south end. It is the widest beach in the Sydney region.
  • The average water temperature at Bondi Beach in summer is 21 degrees. The average water temperature in September/October is 16 degrees.
  • A shark net is laid about 150m off the beach, set in 8m of water. (There has been no shark fatality since 1937).
  • At the southern end of the beach is the Bondi Baths, which are over 100 years old and have been used by the famous Bondi Icebergs for many years. At the northern end of the beach there is the Children’s Wading Pool and the Wally Weekes Pool.
  • Swimming areas are designated by red and yellow flags, which are moved according to surf conditions. The northern end and the centre of the beach is usually the safest for swimming. The south end of the beach is available for board riders who are not permitted to go into the areas set aside for swimmers.
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