# Coogee To Bondi Beach

I was tired from the continuous two-day tour. So, I decided not to join any tours in Sydney. Most of all, it was the day I was looking forward to. It's for the swimming day at Bondi Beach.

But, before swimming, I had a lot of time to do other things. So, I went to Coogee Beach, which is located south of Bondi Beach. Some blogs of the Korean told that many people walk on the Coastal tracking from the Bronte Beach.

However, as I mentioned, I had a lot of spare time that morning, so I started walking from Coogee. It would take more time to get to Bondi—about two times more than starting from Bronte. Yes, it took me two and a half hours.

As I expected, it was a peaceful walk. There were yoga people and guys who were jogging with dogs. A guy with a big shepherd(maybe) took a walk together going back and forth of me. They finally got to the spot where waves crash into flat rocks.

During the Coastal Walk, it suddenly started raining. I was a little bit embarrassed by the weather, which was supposed to be sunny all day.

But it was Okay. It just passed a minute later. Of course, a sudden pouring wet me, but it went dry in a minute. During a sudden wind rain, I watched a cemetery in the distance.

It is unusual in Korea to see a cemetery like that. We take our ancestors in the midst of a mountain as a tomb. It would be creepy for Koreans. But I thought it had another aspect to doing like that. It makes them closer to their ancestors. Everything has pros and cons.

During a walk, I came across a weird but gorgeous rock. It looked like coral. Like an island, it departed from near rocks. It stood alone in the middle of the flat. When I see it right now again from the picture, it looks like a cabbage, doesn't it?

The more I got closer to the destination, the more black sail boat yachts appeared from somewhere. First, it was only one, but somehow, it became more. I took a picture of them with a helicopter(it must be a helicopter tour).

# Bondi Beach with Icebergs Swimming Club

Hoo! Finally, I arrived at Bondi Beach. The first one that I came across was the Icebergs Swimming Club. It is a famous pool all over the world. Unlimited waves from the sea get into the pool. So, it is salty inside.

I wanted to swim there, but I couldn't. It has a 2-meter depth. I would be dead exhausted after swimming. 

Instead of Icebergs, I choose the real sea swimming on Bondi Beach. But first of all, I needed to leave my luggage and had to change my clothes into a swimsuit.

So, I searched for a place to leave my luggage. But I could find no one. At last, I knew there was an app for storing luggage. It is the Radical Storage.

Using the Radical Storage App, I leave mine to a souvenir store. It must be a additional business for the store to take it. Finally, my backpack was in the Store's warehouse. Safe it is.

# Bondi Beach Swim

Unfortunately, I couldn't take pictures of my swimming. As you know, my phone would be break without waterproof pack. Oh, I should have gotten that one. I regret not taking pictures of that experience. 

Swimming at Bondi Beach was wonderful. Although it was still cold temperature inside the water, even it was 32 degrees out there. But within a minute, I adapted to that.

The feeling of being in the waves of constantly crashing to seashore was indescribable. Every second, the waves made a huge mountain(at least, I felt like that) and crashed upon on me.

My father looked really happy at that moment. After I questioned him a few days later, he told me the day we swam together on Bondi Beach was his greatest moment in Sydney.

It is a peaceful memory for me, too.

### Short Summary: Swimming at Bondi Beach was the greatest moment of my life at all

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