Sunrise at Bondi Icebergs
Bondi Beach, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Image ID: AU-BONDI-BEACH-0004 Photo © Ilya Genkin
The Icebergs Bondi Baths have been a landmark of Bondi Beach for over 100 years. For more than a century, Tasman Sea waves have crashed against - and into - the Bondi Baths, an Olympic-size pool that became the home of the Bondi Icebergs, a winter swimming club, in 1929. Because of its solid concrete construction, the pool is always slightly colder than the ocean, even though it uses the same water. The public is welcome here, but locals who want to become Icebergs (i.e., earn their official stripes as winter swimmers) must log 75 swims here during what most would consider the 'off-season' (when pool temps dip below 15C in wintry July). Casual visitors favour summertime dips, when the water warms to the high 20s by February. Upon emerging from the striking shoreside pool at the Icebergs, bathers enjoy the amenities of its modernist, beachy clubhouse complex, which includes a gourmet bistro, two bars, fitness facilities and a 1,600-square-foot sundeck.
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