Waverley Council | Considering everything it has to offer, it is no surprise to learn that the local government area (LGA) of Waverley is one of New South Wales’ most visited destinations. In fact, its world famous Bondi Beach is one of the most visited tourist sites in the country, and the most visited in the state behind Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge. Bondi Beach averages 2.5 million visitors each year – a number that spiked to 3.5 million in 2014. Bondi Beach enjoys an international brand that draws in tourists from across the globe. Waverley Council has done an excellent job leveraging that brand to offer a complete tourist experience that extends well beyond lounging around on its world-famous beach. For example, visitors can partake in the ‘Bondi to Coogee Walk,’ a picturesque six-kilometre cliff top coastal walk that is one of the most popular activities for locals and tourists alike. They can also visit the historic Waverley Cemetery located in Bronte atop the cliffs overlooking the ocean, which has been open for nearly 140 years and contains the graves of many prominent Australians. Moreover, tourists can participate in a long list of exciting and renowned events. That list includes: The Festival of the Winds kite fly-
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