The hang
Bondi is 7 km east of Sydney's centre. At its southern end the turquoise Bondi Icebergs pool is as renowned as the beach itself, with hardy locals doing laps year-round as waves crash over the edge. The pavilion has public toilets, change rooms and showers. Parking nearby is limited, so take public transport. Dangerous rip currents occur here: always swim between the flags. Lonely Planet calls it crowded and overexposed, and also a place where people live their lives outdoors. Wikipedia gives it as about 1 km; we measured 868 metres.

