Day 3 - Bondi beach

Hello!

So today we headed off to Bondi beach on the bus. Public transport here works like London where you load money onto a card and use that instead of money. So we grabbed a bus and headed to the beach.

It is SO beautiful. I’m not even apologising for the photos on Facebook. It was genuinely that beautiful.

So we had a game of football, had a swim and came back to the hostel ready for our intro week to start.

Laters :)

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