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Located in Sydney, the shape of Bondi Beach looks like a crescent moon. One of the most crowded beaches in Australia during the holiday season. The beach stretched 1 km from west to east, with a sand and reef bottom. Bondi Beach is famous for its continuous rolls of long waves and is a very popular surfing destination in Australia. Bondi Beach is famous for its non-stop long left-handed or right-handed waves at an average of 6 ft height. From SW to E swell direction, this is a very versatile surf spot for beginners. In terms of safety, just pay attention to the sharks.
Surfspots Rating : 4 Star
Consistency - 65
Seabed - Sand
Level - Beginner
Wave Direction - Left and right
Swell Direction - East (E)South (S)Southeast (SE)Southwest (SW)
Wind Direction - West (W)Northeast (NE)Northwest (NW)North-northwest (NNW)
Best Tide - High
Best Season - JanuaryOctoberNovemberDecember
Locals - Moderate
Crowd - Very Crowded
Ideal Board - Short
Wave Height - 6.5 m
Water Quality - Good
Kite Surfing - Yes
Wind Surfing - Yes
Wave Power : Strong
Parking - Yes
WC - Yes
Shower - Yes
Restaurant - Yes
Boat Needed - No
4x4 Needed - No
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