A Visit to Sydney Fish Market & Bondi Beach

As planned, my dear old friend came to the hostel and picked up me and another new friend from the hostel on one Sunday before I left. I suggested having a brunch at the well-known Sydney Fish Market located at Bank Street Pyrmont.

 

Patrons were walking into the Sydney Fish Market

 

There’s abundance of seafood offered by different stalls in the market; lobsters, fishes, oysters, mussels, prawns, crabs….everything seemed fresh!

 

 

 

 

There’re actually more than 15 retailers and restaurants in the market, not only seafood but also other foods and merchandises such as bread, pizza, sushi, wines, fruits and gifts. Be ready to wait longer when ordering seafood and finding seats especially on weekend or public holidays due to many patrons. Its official website stated that the market starts from 7 in the morning every day except Christmas Day and most retailers close at 4 in the evening.

 

 

Interior of Sydney Fish Market full with patrons

Some patrons include us prefered to enjoy the seafood meal at the waterfront  

There’re many public transports available to get you there, you can choose either by bus, monorail, metro light rail or boat. I went there by my friend’s car, but the parking fee was pretty costly.

After the seafood meals, we headed to Bondi Beach. Bondi Beach is one of the popular attractions for travellers throughout the year and it’s a surfing paradise for surfers.

 

I found a website which is a great hub for you to search much information such as how to get there, things to do, food, accommodation and so on. I’m not the expert, so let the Bondi Village to tell you everything you need to know.