Ben Buckler Point is a coastal lookout at North Bondi Beach, at 158 Brighton Boulevard. From the rocky edge, you can watch Pacific waves break against the cliffs and look across to Bondi Beach. The surf’s force makes this a striking place to pause, while the calmer atmosphere offers a contrast to the busy beach. Come near sunset for changing light over the water, or watch for whales, dolphins and seals from the point. Take care near the rocks, especially when the sea is rough.
A coastal lookout at North Bondi
Ben Buckler Point sits at the northern end of Bondi Beach, at 158 Brighton Boulevard. The lookout gives you a view across the Pacific and back toward the beach. Along this stretch of coast, waves meet the cliffs with a force you can see and hear.
The point has a quieter feel than Bondi Beach. Find a bench to watch the surf, or settle near the rocks when conditions are calm. Sunset brings a different view of the water, and the point is also a place to look for whales, dolphins and seals.
FAQ
Where is Ben Buckler Point?
It is at 158 Brighton Boulevard in North Bondi, beside Bondi Beach.
What can you see from Ben Buckler Point?
The lookout faces the Pacific, the cliffs and Bondi Beach. You can also watch for whales, dolphins and seals.
When is a good time to visit?
Sunset is a good time for ocean views. For sitting near the rocks, choose a calmer day.
Is Ben Buckler Point open all day?
It is listed as open 24 hours.
