144-Bondi to Manly Walk
Show notes
The Bondi to Manly Walk was officially opened in December 2019, formalising a pre-existing route into a standalone walk. It showcases Sydney Harbour and includes water views, bushland, residential cut-throughs, historic and Aboriginal heritage, and beach sections. This is truly one of the worlds great urban walks, all within the city confines.
How you choose to walk this trail is up to you and it is very much a ‘choose your own adventure’; you can take as long as you like. This episode discusses my three day trip, day by day, and to get the best from this podcast follow along with the written review here.
Podcast overview
In this episode we cover:
- Trail overview
- Day 0
- Day 1
- Day 2
- Day 3
- The highlights
- The lows
- Things to consider
- Accommodation
- Food
- Logistics
- The highlights and the lowlights
- Gill and Tim’s take away
The Trail
Bondi to Manly Track Map. Look at the section close in to the Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge where you weave in and out of lots of smaller bays
Track Resources
- Bondi to Manly Website
- Bondi to Manly interactive map
- Bondi to Manly Iphone App
- Bondi to Manly Android App
- Bondi to Manly Website itineraries 2,4,5 and 7 days
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