Sculpture by the Sea (Bondi)
Sculpture by the Sea (Bondi) is the world’s largest annual free-to-the-public outdoor sculpture exhibition. Held annually during late spring along the iconic coastal walk between Bondi Beach and Tamarama Beach in Sydney, this spectacular event attracts approximately 500,000 visitors over its 18-day run.
The exhibition transforms the rugged sandstone cliffs, coastal parks, and sandy beaches into a dynamic 2-kilometer outdoor sculpture park overlooking the Tasman Sea.
Festival Highlights:
- World-Class Sculptures: Over 100 large-scale, thought-provoking artworks crafted by acclaimed Australian and international artists installed directly on cliff tops and beaches.
- Dramatic Coastal Setting: A scenic coastal walking trail providing panoramic ocean vistas paired with contemporary art and interactive installations.
- Sculpture Inside (Indoor Exhibition): An indoor showcase of smaller, collectible gallery sculptures and maquettes created by participating exhibition artists.
- Artist Talks & Programs: Free weekend artist talks, tactile tours, and educational programs exploring contemporary sculpture techniques and concepts.
Tips for Visitors & Trip Planning:
- Public Transit: Parking around Bondi and Tamarama is severely limited. Taking the train to Bondi Junction and catching the connecting regular buses to Bondi Beach is the most efficient travel option.
- Walking & Footwear: The coastal track includes steps and uneven terrain; wearing comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, and bringing plenty of water is essential.
- Accommodation: Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs and beachside hotels experience high demand in spring. Reserving accommodations in Bondi, Coogee, or Sydney CBD in advance is advised.
- Sightseeing in Sydney: Combine your coastal walk with iconic harbour cruises, surfing lessons, or day trips to the Blue Mountains—browse top Sydney experiences and activities here.
The venue, lineup information show time / schedule of events, how to get, parking etc. is present in the carnival’s link website. See details below, under “Event Related Information” section.



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