Bronte Beach Rock Pool. Aerial Stock Image Bronte Rock Pool, Bronte Beach The now defunct NSW Ocean Baths website reported that after complaints from locals during that first year after the pool opened, strict swimming times for men and women were introduced, with men allowed in the water from dawn to 10am and from 4pm to. Baths is an ocean pool that was constructed in the late 1880s, built into the sandstone cliffs at the southern end of Bronte Beach
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The colours of blue compliment the coastline from above and there is an awesome little Bronte Baths viewpoint that seems to be a pretty popular Instagram spot in Sydney Getting to Bronte Beach and the ocean pool is relatively straightforward, whether you're traveling from within Sydney or from farther afield
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Once a natural swimming spot known as 'the bogey hole at South Nelson Bay', the Bronte Baths were built in 1887 when entry was fourpence for adults and tuppence for children The pool itself is carved into the rocks and blends seamlessly with the surrounding environment Bronte Rock Pool has five 30 metre lanes marked, and a divider that separates the lanes from the fun area of the pool
an aerial view of a swimming pool next to the ocean with waves crashing on it. But, it's great for a quick swim or wanting to enjoy the Bronte views. The pool is roughly 38 metres long, divided into two sections by.
Aerial Stock Image Bronte Rock Pool. Located on the cliff above the ocean, the views from here are stunning Getting to Bronte Beach and the ocean pool is relatively straightforward, whether you're traveling from within Sydney or from farther afield