facebooktwitterpinterest
mobil menu

Bondi Icebergs POOL

  1. Bondi Beach
  2. Bondi̇ Beach Swi̇mmi̇ng Pool

Reviews, get directions and contact details for Bondi Icebergs POOL

Bondi Icebergs POOL
Landmark year-round outdoor adult & kid pools by the sea, with day passes, a sauna & a cafe.
Address: 1 Notts Ave, Bondi Beach NSW 2026, Australia
Phone: (02) 9130 4804
State: New South Wales
City: Bondi Beach
Zip Code: 2026


Update Info
Reviews
4 Tips on going and 4 surprises!nnPreamble: This was the first thing on my to-do list when we came to Sydney. I am a water baby. I feel so comfortable in the water, and I take every opportunity to jump into a pool or the ocean.nnSurprise 1: Parts of the pool were roped off with no admittance. I was really confused by this, because the waves that were coming into the roped-off area were the same level of waves that were crashing into other parts of the pool. I’m sure it was for safety purposes. They lifted the rope, and the conditions did not seem changed at all, but hey. ...that’s what lifeguards are for. It’s their judgment.nnSurprise 2: So many people were doing laps in the lane that was closest to the ocean! I would think if they wanted to do laps that they would be in lanes that would not be pummeled by waves, and this made it difficult to take a leisurely swim. I love laps, and I did some laps, but I also wanted to float and look out at the ocean, and with people doing laps, it was hard to do that.nnSurprise 3: I knew the water would be cold, and I have certainly had colder situations, as we swim in mountain springs, which is a glacial runoff. But I didn’t expect it to be quite as cold as it was. We don’t spend enough time in cold water. It is so good for our bodies!nnSurprise 4: I knew that the water abutted the ocean, and I expected to have the opportunity for waves coming into the pool, but not as beautifully as they did. We have some wonderful photos of a wave breaking over my head. In fact, one of them knocked my sunglasses off, when I was in the pool. The combination of that exhilaration plus the cold water created such a body buzz that I was so thrilled to be able to participate in this pool.nnTips:n1. Bring swimwear. Bring swim caps, if you use them. Bring your own towels. They can sell these things, but they are expensive.nn2. I paid for a locker, because I did not know that you could use a locker without paying for them; at the YMCA, where I go in my hometown, everybody just uses the lockers whether they pay for them or not. And it’s a trust system. Nobody messes with your stuff. Here, I paid for the locker, which felt a bit foolish, because so many people were just shoving their things into lockers and not paying for them. But I get it... I don’t know the people in the situation, although, my goodness everything seems so safe and wonderful in Sydney, so I was probably totally fine without paying for a lock! They also give you a bracelet with your key, but you have to remember your number. The number is not written on the key or on the bracelet anywhere, which is a bit unusual. When you go to spas, the number of the lock is written on the bracelet or the key. So if you forget your lock number, you're in a little bit of trouble. So write it down!nn3. When you arrive, try to find a place that is outside and facing the pool and ocean. There are two tiers. I was surprised that so many people were on the sunbathing deck, because they can look at the ocean, but they cannot watch the pool and ocean. We opted for the lower deck, which also contains the pool. There are no lounge chairs. There is simply white concrete, built into the pool area. Yes, it’s fun to watch the ocean on the sunbathing deck, but so much more fun to watch the people get into the pool and discover the shock of how cold it is and also take photos of themselves with their partners. It’s great people-watching. You can also clearly see the surfers from the lower level near the pool. So that seems to be a much better spot for surfer-gazing and people-gazing and pool-gazing.nn4. It was quite crowded when we arrived, but at about 3 o’clock, everything started to open up. The waves also started to die down, so it wasn’t as much fun to swim in it, but a lot of people vacated the pool area. Perhaps they were going for early cocktails? Or an early dinner? I was surprised at how many people left around 3 PM.
2024 8n n .nn .nBondi Icebergs Pool is an iconic Sydney destination that perfectly blends natural beauty with a unique swimming experience. Perched at the southern end of Bondi Beach, this ocean pool offers breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean, making it a must-visit spot for both locals and tourists.nnSwimming in the Bondi Icebergs Pool is a one-of-a-kind experience. The pool is filled with fresh seawater, and you can often feel the waves crashing over the side, adding an exhilarating touch to your swim. The pool is open year-round, and for those brave enough, the winter swimming season is a tradition that has been maintained since 1929.nnThe facilities are top-notch, with clean changing rooms, a sauna, and even a gym for those looking to work out before their swim. After taking a dip, you can enjoy a meal or a drink at the Icebergs Dining Room and Bar, which offers panoramic views of the beach and ocean.nnWhether you're a serious swimmer or just looking to relax and soak up the stunning scenery, Bondi Icebergs Pool is a Sydney highlight that shouldn't be missed. The combination of pristine waters, excellent amenities, and the unbeatable backdrop of Bondi Beach ensures an unforgettable visit.
For 10$, you can swim in this pool along the beautiful Bondi Beach. The waves occasionally crash into the pool. I reckon you need to be an adept swimmer otherwise it's a bit dangerous.nnFacilities are provided for visitors. There's a cafe in the establishment as well.nnYou can begin your Bondi to Coogee coastal walk here.
Absolutely worth the hype! Visiting Bondi Icebergs feels like checking off a bucket list item. The iconic pool sits right on the edge of Bondi Beach, and the view is just breathtaking—ocean meets infinity pool vibes.nnThere are two pools, and the smaller one is perfect for beginners or kids deepest is about 1.5m. It’s a surreal experience when the waves splash into the pool!nnThe facilities provide hot showers, locker & towel hire additional cost, and even a sauna are available. After your swim, head upstairs to the café for a coffee with a view. Nothing beats sitting there, soaking in the sea breeze after a dip.nnIt can get a bit crowded, but honestly, that’s part of the vibe. I visited on a rainy day and got some amazing photos of the pool with barely anyone in it.nnOverall, it’s not just a pool; it’s a full-on Bondi experience. Whether you swim or not, it’s worth the visit just to take in the atmosphere. Would 100% recommend to anyone visiting Sydney!
If I showed you a picture of this place, you’d think it was AI generated. One of the most gorgeous spots on Earth.nnYou can watch the swim club practice while the waves crash into their pool. It’s an engineering marvel.
Comment on this business

Bondi Icebergs POOL map

Directions to Bondi Icebergs POOL with public transportation

South Bondi Beach 150 meters
333
362
380
382X
600e
609e
625e
647e
665e
705e
710e
713e
715e
716e
717e
756e
757e
Sandridge St Before Wilga 190 meters
333
Bondi Rd Opp Dudley St 260 meters
333
362
380
647e
665e
705e
715e
717e
Bondi Rd at Dudley St 280 meters
333
380
382X
600e
609e
625e
705e
710e
713e
716e
756e
757e
Sandridge St at Fletcher St 280 meters
333
362

to add Bondi Icebergs POOL map to your website;



Copyright 2025 | All rights reserved.

You can use our top contact for adding and editing your business's contact details.
0.0031 Loaded in seconds

We use cookies

We use cookies and other tracking technologies to improve your browsing experience on our website, to show you personalized content and targeted ads, to analyze our website traffic, and to understand where our visitors are coming from. Privacy Policy