Every time a sea sculpture exhibition is held, dozens of wonderful, funny and interesting sculptures will be displayed on the (Bondi to Coogee walk) of the (Sculpture by the Sea), Bondi to Kuji Trail, adding to the artistic flavor of this beautiful coastal track, which is already quite attractive in itself.
Take a 2-kilometer (1.2-mile) stroll along the 2 km (1.2 mile) coast from Bondi to Tamarama to enjoy the beautiful scenery transformed into a magnificent temporary sculpture park. During the exhibition, there will be hundreds of exquisite and thoughtful interactive sculptures on the rugged rocks above the beach and the sea, making it a good place to go out on a warm evening.
Overview of the Sculpture Exhibition of the Bondi Sea
Venue: Bundy (Bondi), Sydney
Date: 24 October-10 November 2019
Fee: free of charge, just bring your legs and camera
Traffic information: you can travel to Sydney from a number of Australian and international cities. Upon arrival in Sydney, you can choose to take public transport or rent a car to Bundy. It takes about 30 minutes to get to Bundy Beach by express bus from downtown Sydney. It takes train 10 minutes to get to the beach by bus or taxi from downtown to Bundy junction. The Sydney sightseeing bus (Big Bus Sydney Tour) will stop by Bondi Beach and you can get on and off at will.
Map of Bondi Beach
The must-play activities of the Bondi Sea Sculpture Exhibition
Watch the sculpture on the shore
Bundy has one of the most beautiful seaside walkways in Sydney, especially when these wonderful large sculptures are placed. Walk along the seaside on Notts Avenue Avenue, near Bondi iceberg Club (Bondi Icebergs Club), and enjoy a hundred wonderful masterpieces of art as you walk. Along the way, you will see all kinds of sculptures that surprise you, from giant frying pans to glittering peacocks. If you don`t want to take stairs and steep slopes, there are other walking routes. The Sculpture Exhibition of the Sea is one of Bondi`s most high-profile events, avoiding crowded crowds on weekdays.
Participation in other activities
The Sculpture Exhibition of the Sea has all kinds of wonderful program every year. Large and eye-catching sculptures will be placed by the sea, while delicate sculptures will be displayed indoors in Sculpture Inside,. You can go to Mark Park (Mark's Park) in Tamarama to enjoy the exhibition of indoor art works, and even have the opportunity to buy miniature sculptures. If you want to hear artists share their experiences in person, you can participate in the Aqualand Artist Talks lecture series. You will learn the story and creative ideas behind the sculpture and inspire you to enjoy the works of art from a very different point of view.
Swimming in iceberg swimming pool
After walking all day on Sydney`s sunny coastline, one can think of jumping into the water to cool off the heat. There are plenty of local beaches, from Bondi Beach to Coogee Beach. Otherwise, Sydney`s most popular card resort: Bondi Baths. This beach pool has been a landmark in eastern Sydney for more than a year.
Eat at the seaside restaurant
In addition to gold sand and skidding paradise, Bondi`s seaside restaurants serving fresh Australian food should not be missed. Bondi Trattoria Restaurant is popular with locals and serves Italian food with Mediterranean style. You might as well find a seat in the bar and take a closer look at the beauty of the ocean. North Bondi Fish Restaurant, located in the north of Bundy Beach, where the water is clear and sandy, offers you a variety of seafood banquets on the dish. From fish and raw tuna, to fish burrito with hot mango sauce and other delicacies. If you`re going not far south, you might as well go to Three Blue Ducks Restaurant in Bronte. Restaurants focus on ethical and sustainable cooking, no wonder there is a steady stream of diners. Most of the ingredients come from their food gardens, so they are so fresh.
Bondi Trattoria
North Bondi Fish
Three Blue Ducks
