How to get to Bondi Beach by train and bus

Station, line, time and the last leg — the complete guide.

Quick answer

Take the train to Bondi Junction (the T4 line), then continue by bus to reach Bondi Beach and the Bondi to Bronte coastal walk. The last leg takes roughly ~15 min.

Bondi Junction is also a large shopping centre (Westfield) directly above the station.

Bondi Beach
Bondi Beach, Sydney

Overview

Bondi Beach is Sydney’s most famous beach — but, despite the name, there is no train station at the sand. The closest railhead is Bondi Junction, the terminus of the T4 Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra line. From the bus interchange above the station, frequent buses (the prepaid 333, or the 380 and 381) run the last two kilometres down to Campbell Parade at the beach in about ten to fifteen minutes. The whole trip is covered by Opal or a contactless card, with a small transfer discount when you tap between the train and the bus.

Getting there from key points

Starting pointRoute by train
CentralT4 line toward Bondi Junction, about 13 minutes, then the bus
Town HallT4 line toward Bondi Junction, about 15 minutes, then the bus
Martin PlaceT4 line toward Bondi Junction, about 10 minutes, then the bus

Step by step

1

Take a train on the T4 line and get off at Bondi Junction station.

2

From the bus interchange above Bondi Junction station, board the prepaid 333 (or the 380/381) toward Watsons Bay/Bondi Beach and ride about 10–15 minutes to Campbell Parade at the beach. Tap on with Opal or a contactless card.

3

You arrive at Bondi Beach and the Bondi to Bronte coastal walk.

What else to see nearby

Useful information

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Ticket
Tap on and off with an Opal card or a contactless credit/debit card. A single adult fare starts around $4.33 and is capped at $19.30 a day (Mon–Thu); the same card covers Sydney Trains, Sydney Metro, buses and ferries.
Accessibility
Bondi Junction is a fully accessible interchange with lifts, and Sydney buses are wheelchair accessible, so the train-plus-bus trip can be done step-free.
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Tip
The 333 is a prepaid-only, express bus — you must tap on with Opal or a contactless card, not pay cash. At the beach, follow the clifftop path south for the famous Bondi to Bronte coastal walk, and look for the Bondi Icebergs ocean pool at the southern end.

Frequently asked questions

How much does the trip cost?

Tap on and off with an Opal card or a contactless card. A single adult fare starts around $4.33 and is capped at $19.30 a day (Mon–Thu). Trains, metro, buses and ferries all use the same card, with a small transfer discount between modes.

How long does it take from the city centre?

Central: T4 line toward Bondi Junction, about 13 minutes, then the bus.

Which line serves the station?

Bondi Junction station is served by the T4 line.

Is the trip accessible?

Bondi Junction is a fully accessible interchange with lifts, and Sydney buses are wheelchair accessible, so the train-plus-bus trip can be done step-free.

Where can I find more sights?

See all Sydney attractions by train.

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Updated: August 2026