Bondi Markets
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An iconic Australian suburb, Bondi Beach is famous for its fantastic beaches and views. Once the domain of backpackers, hundreds of tourists from all over the world descend en masse to Bondi in December ready to enjoy the "Aussie summer". Bondi Beach boasts impressive ocean views all along the many restaurants and bars on Campbell Parade. Wake up early and take a dip in the surf before walking the scenic stretch from Bondi to Coogee Beach. Stroll through the Saturday organic markets in North Bondi or grab some fish and chips and relax in the grassy area opposite the beach. For more upscale cuisine, head down to Hall Street where a range of new eateries have recently opened. Just make sure to save enough energy for the buzzing nightlife Bondi Beach has to offer.
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rarri22
Long Beach, NY14 contributions
Jan 2020
I would go grab a flat white and explore all the cool vendors with unique crafts and amazing food vendors. I really liked how the little market kind of just went on and on and on. Each vendor had their very own unique craft, jewelry, custom leather bags. It’s a great thing to do on a lazy Sunday morning
Written January 9, 2020
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mrdom
8,132 contributions
Feb 2021 • Solo
Not at its best on a damp day but the food offerings were a bit boring - primarily the same six stalls that I had seen at two other markets this week. It shines for fresh produce though - way more stuff than most markets. So it seems best for locals shopping for produce, even though it's across from the beach and could make a good addition to a Saturday beach day.
Written February 12, 2021
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Mairwen1
United Kingdom11,165 contributions
Jun 2024 • Solo
If you are visiting Bondi Beach on the weekend, this is a great little market to add into the trip. It’s a colourful, interesting place to stroll through, with a good range of stalls, including local designers, original hand-crafted goods and very little tat. I didn’t see any of the cheap, plasticky rubbish that you often see at other markets.
It’s held every Saturday and Sunday in the Bondi Beach Primary School grounds, which is directly opposite the beach.
It’s worth noting that the two days are very different.
Saturday is the Farmer’s Market, with fresh food and produce. I went on a Sunday, when it’s a general market with mainly clothing, jewellery, and homeware stalls.
It’s not a huge market. I think it was probably somewhere around 50 stalls + food stalls, although it was raining when I was there so on a nicer day, there may be a lot more. Even at a leisurely pace with a lot of lingering and browsing, I easily covered it in well under an hour.
There were a couple of great swimwear stalls. I browsed at the hat stall, and the fresh flowers.
I was very tempted by the lovely soy candles at ‘Making Scents’. The white tea & ginger was particularly nice.
The art stall also caught my eye. They had beautiful framed and unframed aerial photographs of Bondi Beach. I liked the non-beach prints as well. It was a popular stall and was doing a good business. Although I didn’t buy a print on the day, I’m thinking that I might go back.
Food stalls are clustered together in a central, grassy area. We saw most of the usual range that we might have expected at a market - crepes, coffee, paella, falafels, and, my favourite, a gozleme stall. A gluten-free donut stand was popular. There’s some shade cloth overhead and people sat out in the middle with their food, listening to the live music. On a sunnier day, this would have been lovely.
Disappointingly, there were no vintage or second-hand stalls and no book stall which left a bit of a gap in the market. For tourists, there were no souvenirs (apart from the art stall and maybe a beach bag).
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The Sunday market is open every week from 10am – 4pm. Car parking is available at the beachfront but on weekends, it is usually hard to find a spot, it’s metred and is time limited.
It’s held every Saturday and Sunday in the Bondi Beach Primary School grounds, which is directly opposite the beach.
It’s worth noting that the two days are very different.
Saturday is the Farmer’s Market, with fresh food and produce. I went on a Sunday, when it’s a general market with mainly clothing, jewellery, and homeware stalls.
It’s not a huge market. I think it was probably somewhere around 50 stalls + food stalls, although it was raining when I was there so on a nicer day, there may be a lot more. Even at a leisurely pace with a lot of lingering and browsing, I easily covered it in well under an hour.
There were a couple of great swimwear stalls. I browsed at the hat stall, and the fresh flowers.
I was very tempted by the lovely soy candles at ‘Making Scents’. The white tea & ginger was particularly nice.
The art stall also caught my eye. They had beautiful framed and unframed aerial photographs of Bondi Beach. I liked the non-beach prints as well. It was a popular stall and was doing a good business. Although I didn’t buy a print on the day, I’m thinking that I might go back.
Food stalls are clustered together in a central, grassy area. We saw most of the usual range that we might have expected at a market - crepes, coffee, paella, falafels, and, my favourite, a gozleme stall. A gluten-free donut stand was popular. There’s some shade cloth overhead and people sat out in the middle with their food, listening to the live music. On a sunnier day, this would have been lovely.
Disappointingly, there were no vintage or second-hand stalls and no book stall which left a bit of a gap in the market. For tourists, there were no souvenirs (apart from the art stall and maybe a beach bag).
NOTES:
The Sunday market is open every week from 10am – 4pm. Car parking is available at the beachfront but on weekends, it is usually hard to find a spot, it’s metred and is time limited.
Written July 7, 2024
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Belinda L
2 contributions
Jul 2018 • Solo
Nice to wander through but not a lot of variety. Think soy candles, silver jewellery, floaty shirts, beeswax wraps, turkish towels, some iconic Bondi artworks. And a really well priced fresh flower van. I comfortable did a complete lap in half an hour.
Written July 15, 2018
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Tyssen
Sydney, Australia85 contributions
May 2018 • Friends
The bondi markets is a mix of modern and hidden antique gems! You can find great value products in the markets for all ages! Take a blanket and listen to the cool music on offer
Written May 5, 2018
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Adrian Lee
Semenyih, Malaysia7,190 contributions
Sep 2019
Thankful to be lucky to have a experience the wonderful flea market around Bondi junction street market. Full of varieties of fresh fruits from raspberries, blueberries, avocados, strawberries and and fresh vegetables ☺️☺️
Written September 18, 2019
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Wanderweg80
Basel, Switzerland47 contributions
Oct 2018 • Solo
Enjoyable Sat market, held in local school yard just beyond Bondi Pavilion. Nice selection of street food - coffee, juice, buns, dumplings, etc, fruit & veg stalls and local vendors selling everything from honey and Turkish towels to sugar scrubs and eco friendly food storage. Irish bakers (seriously seedy loaf) is a favourite. Occasional live music; dogs are supposed to be left at entrance.
Written October 28, 2018
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manunited45
australia411 contributions
Aug 2017 • Friends
Market at Bondi Beach Public School, Sundays only. Nice for a stroll and look around. Stalls focus on clothes, ornamental, jewellery, picture frames. Both established market stalls and new up and coming innovative retailers
Written January 22, 2018
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Lara
Sydney, Australia209 contributions
Nov 2017 • Friends
The Bondi Markets are very nice to walk through and explore, with delicious food stalls and pretty jewellery stands but as expected, it is very overpriced. Vintage clothes are so expensive here!!! Would recommend for a nice Sunday browse but probably not the best for shopping if you don’t want to get caught in a Tourist Trap.
Written November 5, 2017
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Lee S
Australia3,931 contributions
May 2017 • Couples
This market is on Campbell Pde Bondi Beach in the public school on Saturday you have food and drinks you can sit on the grass and eat it, on Sunday it's clothes & craft stall holders are friendly and no hard sell.
Pick a nice day in the sun and go and have a look well worth while.
Pick a nice day in the sun and go and have a look well worth while.
Written May 29, 2017
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