LOCATION

Life. Multiplied.
Halcyon’s enviable location places it in the heart of Sydney’s coastal lifestyle, perfectly positioned within an easy stroll to two iconic beaches. To one side lies Tamarama Beach (aka Tama), a secluded, glamorous cove beloved for its golden sands, relaxed village atmosphere, and idyllic beauty. To the other, the world-famous Bondi Beach offers a vibrant energy, bustling with eclectic charm, specialty retail shops, cafes, and endless opportunities to immerse yourself in its dynamic cultural scene.

Bondi, Tama

Equally enticing is the close proximity to the Bondi Road and Denham Street dining precinct, a haven for food lovers featuring celebrated destinations like Totti’s, renowned for its wood-fired breads and rustic Italian fare, and The Corner House, where stylish ambiance meets modern European-inspired cuisine. Beyond the well-known favourites, the precinct is home to intimate cafes and hidden eateries cherished by locals, making every meal an adventure of discovery.

Whether you’re enjoying the tranquility of Tama, the lively rhythm of Bondi, or indulging in worldclass dining at the likes of Icebergs, Halcyon offers unparalleled access to everything this extraordinary location has to offer.

Tottie's (1)
The Corner House (2)
Trattoria Elva (3)
Carbon Mexican Woodfire (4)
Up South Bondi (10)
The Royal Bondi (20)

Bondi Icebergs Pool

Icebergs Dining
Room & Bar (21)

Gusto (9)

SIR (14)
Lucy Folk (15)
Aesop (16)
Circa B.C. (17)
Jac + Jack (18)
St. Agni (19)

Aquabumps Gallery (22)

Bills (6)

Raw Bar (7)

Sean's (8)

M Deli Cafe (11)

My Flower Man (12)

Tamarama Beach Kiosk (13)

Bondi Trattoria (5)

Halcyon

SOUTH BONDI – A.M
THE LEDGE – A.M
Tube Rock - A.M
The Ledge - A.M
The Bergs - A.M
The Boot - A.M
The Bogey Hole - A.M
Tama Bondi - A.M
Tama - A.M
Marks Park - A.M
Mackenzies Bay - A.M
First Ramp - A.M
THE BERGS - AM
TAMA - AM

“Shooting at daybreak has become his morning ritual. He’s had a camera in his hand since he was 9 years old and a keen surfer for 26 years. Uge is constantly seeking unique angles for his morning images, whether it’s shooting from underwater, in helicopters, or from a cliff in South Bondi.”

The idea came about in 1999 when Eugene Tan, a frustrated Creative Director combined his three passions: photography, surfing, and the web. In the nineties, blogs hadn’t evolved yet, but Eugene, better known as ::uge (yooj), thought he’d provide a nice daily break for his mates to see a bit of surf at work. The daily updates started flowing more consistently and the first handful of friends became thousands of people logging on from all over the globe. Even Aquabumps’s Facebook page is a hive of activity with 107,000 followers (June 2015).