Local Bus Timetables for Sculptures By The Sea

Utilising the local bus timetable is the easiest way to travel to Sculptures By The Sea. There are multiple bus routes that accommodate visitors travelling from all across Sydney wanting to experience the captivating art exhibition.

Below is a list of the most convenient bus timetables if you are planning to visit Sculpture By The Sea. If these buses do not suit your travel needs, you can always call Transport Info 131500.

• Route 380 – Circular Quay to Bondi Beach via Bondi Junction
• Route 381 – Bondi Junction to Bondi Beach
• Route 333 – Circular Quay to Bondi Beach via Bondi Junction
• Route 361 – Bondi Junction to Tamarama and South Bondi
• Route 362 – Coogee to Bondi Beach via Bronte and Tamarama

Visitors are lucky this year because Sydney transport officials have organised extra buses for Sculptures By The Sea 2012. This will cut down on the inevitable congestion passengers normally have to endure this time of year. The additional buses will commence operation on October 18.

Don't forget to purchase bus tickets at your local newsagent before you board the bus on weekdays between 7am and 7pm because during those times buses are strictly prepay only. If you plan to visit Sculpture By the Sea situated along the famous Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk more than once during its three week term, then be sure to pick up a travel 10 pass. This type of pass allows you 10 bus rides charged at a cheaper rate than if you were to buy one bus ride at a time. These passes are great for students, backpackers, and frequent travellers.

It is certainly worth the trek to Bondi Sculptures By The Sea using your local bus timetables because it is an event not to miss. Art aficionados covet this much anticipated exhibition each and every year. If it weren't for Sydney's public transportation, a number of people would not get to enjoy such a riveting sight.

Visitors Enjoy Sculpture By the Sea

Visitors from all around the world have enjoyed and will continue to enjoy the Sculpture by the Sea.

The yearly event held in October attracts visitors from abroad such as England, Germany, plus many other European countries aswell as the U.S. and numerous Asian counties.

Locals alike enjoy Sculpture by the Sea with streets packed and a car spot hard to find.

During an average day thousands of visitors take the coastal walk from Bondi to Tamarama. The enjoyment of seeing numerous sculptures along with the fantastic views is time worth spent.

Sculpture by the Sea is a must for any visitor to Sydney

iiNet Highlights E-Waste at Sculpture by the Sea

Internet Service Provider iiNet has entered this years Sculpture by the Sea.

The sculpture, Giig-a-saurus (right. Source: Adnews), showcases ewaste in Australia and the need for Australian's to recycle. This is a first for the Sculpture of the Sea exhibition.

The piece itself has been made from recycled iiNet handset and modems. The company said 10% of landfill in Australia is made up of discarded electronic devices such as phones and computers.

 The idea is to show how quickly technology becomes obsolete said chief marketing officer Wendy Walker

“We’re constantly upgrading our customers’ lives with the latest in technology but we’re conscious that old technology is disposed of in a sustainable way.” she said.

The sculpture is eye catching for the masses that view all the sculptures during the Sculpture by the Sea event.

The project is a collaboration between iiNet, BWM Sydney and Wonder.

Bondi Sculptures By The Sea

The Sculpture By The Sea exhibit at Bondi Beach is a treat for many families, couples and groups of friends annually. It takes place every year for three weeks during October and November. This year the event will be held from Thursday, October 18 through Sunday, November 4.

The event includes over 100 sculptures, each one more unique than the last. The Bondi Sculpture By The Sea planning committee commissions artists from Australian and around the world to showcase their works of art. Some of the sculptures are interactive and evoke multiple human senses such as sight, sound, and touch.

Since the walk is located between the Bondi and Tamarama beaches there is a light amount of walking involved to see the many divine pieces of art. All in all the walk is about two kilometres but definitely worth every step.

It is no secret that the Sculptures By The Sea in Bondi is a widely enjoyed event. The influx in patronage can be partly attributed to event being free. Incidentally, Bondi's Sculptures By The Sea exhibition is one of the world's largest free public events. Although this event is free, it is still encouraged for attendees to contribute to the event's fund by donating a small amount of pocket change at the end of their tour.

Make sure you take some time to visit all that the Bondi Sculpture By The Sea exhibition has to offer in 2012. Enjoy your tour!

2011 Photos
Below we have posted some photos that we took last year, enjoy!

Sculpture by the Sea

The Sydney yearly event is seen by many thousands of Sydneysiders and tourists alike. The art exhibition takes in great ocean views along the Bondi and Tamarama coastal walk.

This year, 500,000 visitors are expected to undertake one of the world's most recognisable outdoor art exhibitions.