Bronte Baths is Australia’s most famous tourist destination with over 100 years of age, right next to beautiful Bondi beach. Bronte Baths is built on a small cliff adjacent to the clear blue ocean. Thanks to the special terrain, this place attracts a lot of tourists coming to play every year. Photo: Wanderersandwarriors _

The bright white fence of the stairway leading down to the pool is a great place for the believers to comfortably take a look and take photos. You can also walk along the edge of the pool and get close to the ocean waves as they pat the cliffs separating Bronte Bath from the sea _

Besides, Bronte Baths also possesses a most romantic setting to admire the vast ocean intersecting with the horizon. The sun rises along the east coast so this is also a perfect place to watch the beautiful sunrise. Photo: Time Out _

Bronte Bath is open year-round, every day from 6:00 to 18:30. However, if the pool is being cleaned or if the sea is too dangerous, management will temporarily close _

To ensure the safety of visitors, around the swimming pool is surrounded by a mesh fence to prevent sharks from entering large waves or swimmers who do not fall into the sea. Photo: Pinterest _

For tourists, Bronte Baths is a great place to spend the day soaking up the Asia _ nh sun and enjoy the sea breeze. Unlike other places, this oldest saltwater pool in Sydney is open for free _